The Globe

[Jerry N.]

I think that one was proven to be fake. I remember something about some sound analysis done which showed it to be a recording from a horror movie or such.

I didn’t know it was from a movie, but I found it interesting. Somebody had a great imagination.

 

[Apple Sky]

Because it is a spiritual place, not a physical place.

"Hades" first appears around 1600, as a transliteration of the Greek word "ᾅδης" in the line in the Apostles' Creed, "He descended into hell", the place of waiting (the place of "the spirits in prison" 1 Peter 3:19) into which Jesus is there affirmed to have gone after the Crucifixion.

 

[Yttrium]

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But the verses state under the earth, not under the surface of the earth.

You have to distinguish between earth, i.e. the ground we walk on, and the planet Earth. There is no "under" the planet Earth. There is magma below the earth.

 

[d taylor]

You have to distinguish between earth, i.e. the ground we walk on, and the planet Earth. There is no "under" the planet Earth. There is magma below the earth.

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The way it is reading in The Bible is that this is a different place than God's creation earth. The way you are stating it, it is part of the earth and it is just below the earth's surface.

in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth,

 

[Apple Sky]

You have to distinguish between earth, i.e. the ground we walk on, and the planet Earth. There is no "under" the planet Earth. There is magma below the earth.

There is also underground systems & deep coves & caverns and what about Mel's hole ?

 

[prodromos]

@contratodo , @d taylor & @Apple Sky
Since none of you have given a response, I can assume that you have no means of explaining how flights between Sydney and Santiago take roughly the same time as flights between Sydney and Los Angeles.

By your silence we must assume you agree these regular flights are impossible on a flat earth, therefore by implication you must also agree that the earth cannot possibly be flat.

 

[Phil G]

@contratodo , @d taylor & @Apple Sky
Since none of you have given a response, I can assume that you have no means of explaining how flights between Sydney and Santiago take roughly the same time as flights between Sydney and Los Angeles.

By your silence we must assume you agree these regular flights are impossible on a flat earth, therefore by implication you must also agree that the earth cannot possibly be flat.

I notice you’ve posed this question numerous times. I also notice that not once has any flat earther explained it in terms of how it could be if the earth is flat.

That means it’s a question they just ignore, because the answer is the earth is a globe. It’s the only way it can work, End of.

 

[prodromos]

I notice you’ve posed this question numerous times. I also notice that not once has any flat earther explained it in terms of how it could be if the earth is flat.

That means it’s a question they just ignore, because the answer is the earth is a globe. It’s the only way it can work, End of.

Yes, it takes a special kind of stubbornness and pride for them to refuse to even entertain the possibility that they are wrong, but I live in hope that they can one day humble themselves.

 

[Akita Suggagaki]

Do you read every book as non fiction?

 

[d taylor]

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Only cocky attituded scientist (and their followers) think they know all about God's created earth.

The ones who believe The Bible's creation account know they are like Job. Who was humbled at God's creation, knowing they only know in part. What God through The Bible has reveled to humanity to know at this point in time.

We do not need to know all the answers, but what has been stated in The Bible. Is quite sufficient enough to know science is lying about God's creation.

 

[Yttrium]

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The way it is reading in The Bible is that this is a different place than God's creation earth. The way you are stating it, it is part of the earth and it is just below the earth's surface.

in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth,

Say, you know, magma can be considered a lake of fire. It'll cook ya dead if you even get close to it.

 

[Apple Sky]

By your silence we must assume you agree these regular flights are impossible on a flat earth, therefore by implication you must also agree that the earth cannot possibly be flat.

Just found these comment on line.

Antony Whyte
My question to any globe zealot is..
if the horizon is the furthest part of the sky our eyeballs can see the tangent line supposedly the earth curvature how come we never ever see a plane go below the horizon following the curvature of earth


Robert Allen Lick
People fail to mention Alexander Gleason was a FLAT EARTHER!
Don’t believe me? Look up his book “is earth a globe”
It came out BEFORE his map did. You can say it’s a globe projection all you want but a flat earther made the map…

 

[Apple Sky]

 

[Kathleen30]

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Apple the calculations of the distance of the sun to the earth has had a interesting history over the past centuries even up to modern times. Nothing be set in concrete when it comes to that

 

[Apple Sky]

Globers forget to mention the route that these flights take.

 

[prodromos]

Just found these comment on line.

So, your continued silence on these regular flights confirms the flat earth model cannot possibly be true.

Antony Whyte
My question to any globe zealot is..
if the horizon is the furthest part of the sky our eyeballs can see the tangent line supposedly the earth curvature how come we never ever see a plane go below the horizon following the curvature of earth

We can, you just need to use a telescope because at the distance they disappear over the horizon, they appear too small for us to see them unaided.

Robert Allen Lick
People fail to mention Alexander Gleason was a FLAT EARTHER!
Don’t believe me? Look up his book “is earth a globe”
It came out BEFORE his map did. You can say it’s a globe projection all you want but a flat earther made the map…

This gets filed under the "tell someone who cares" category.

 

[prodromos]

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Ah, the effect of perspective on parallel lines. Something flerfs simply cannot get their heads around.

 

[prodromos]

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It does follow. If it didn't then you would be able to explain how it works on a flat earth.

Globers forget to mention the route that these flights take.

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Please link the video that frame was grabbed from. It will be easy to debunk once it is actually legible.

 

[Apple Sky]

It does follow. If it didn't then you would be able to explain how it works on a flat earth.

It would make perfect sense if they flew over Antartica but for some reason they don't & they have to make a stop.
I've tried to book a direct flight & I can't find one.

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[Apple Sky]

So, your continued silence on these regular flights confirms the flat earth model cannot possibly be true.

See post #1064.