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A quick flat earth Bible lesson.
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A flat Earth is scientifically inaccurate and goes against the overwhelming evidence of a spherical Earth. The Bible is not a scientific book, and its references to a "firmament" or "circle of the Earth" are poetic and metaphorical, not meant to be taken literally. #SHPsyOp
using the bible, that stories need faith to believe in, as your proof of flat earth is WILD🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Exactly right -when I started teaching people about this in 2012 I lost a lot of friends and family but I never wavered because God is true and all men liars
Gravity produces spheres, not pancakes. I notice the Bible doesn’t offer any math to back its supposed claims.
Ok, then please explain the other planets which are circular, nebulas and galaxies that I can see with my backyard telescope. This needs to be explained also, what are we seeing in the night sky?
@Skatriot17 I've been a flat earther 2 years now. What did it for me. Someone shot a lazer that goes straight forever to measure something. Bingo🎯 & someone looked through a telescope, on a clear day, no clouds. He could see from one mountain top to others for many miles straight. Bingo🎯🙏
A quick non-bible lesson: The world's most extensive tidal range of 11.7 metres (38.4 feet) occurs in the Bay of Fundy, Canada. It connects to the Pacific Ocean, which connects to the Indian and Atlantic oceans. If Earth & water are ALWAYS flat, 11.7 metres tide means a lot of water on the "flat Earth". The surface of all oceans is close to 361 million km2. A flat water tide of 11.7 m would mean a rise in the volume of oceanic water by 4,223,700 km3. That would be a cube of water 161x161x161 km high, wide and long (or 100 miles). Where is that water hiding during the low tide? The Bible is not a source of knowledge.
The bible also calls the earth a sphere guess you leaving that one out. A tire is fixed to the forks yet it spins n turns. God is in control.
Why are you referencing fictional book like the Bible rather than realistic things like Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings?
