I never came across an angry flat earther either. But I have come across a general attitude of feeling the need to 'educate' those of us who accept a spherical earth based on evidence as if we're all indoctrinated and are unable to assess it for ourselves. We are told if only we would look for ourselves, then we would see it. But time and time again, the evidence points to a spherical earth. Videos are produced with claimed evidence for a flat earth which inevitably fall down when examined closely.
That's what is really great about this sight.. we can look at evidence and come to a belief.. and others will accept us despite whether they agree or disagree.
I do actually find the subject fascinating myself and it has given me great interest in my surroundings. The evidence I see very clearly is for a spherical earth. I also know a Bible believing Christian who is an avid amateur astronomer. He believes emphatically in six literal days of creation but has seen much evidence for a spherical earth in the sky, which he never stops watching with enthusiasm (maybe even obsession!). He sees no contradiction in a spherical earth and the Bible.
A lot of FE'ers believe that most globe believers "clearly see" a spherical earth.. due to the simple fact that we have cognitive dissonance... basically.. we have seen the globe model since before we were in school.
Are you saying that you don't believe, emphatically, in the six literal days of creation?
I don't believe the earth is floating around aimlessly in space. i see God as designing and in control of a universe so big that the human mind cannot comprehend its enormity or complexity. In this universe, the earth is created by Him for His purposes. I see no reason for it to be at the centre of a small simple universe and I see no evidence for it either.
Isn't it great to be rightfully capable of holding your own beliefs, without being condescended?
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