Quote (Voyaging @ Nov 27 2016 05:14pm)
So you believe in a flat earth, but you also believe in global warming?
just explained this yesterday in another thread. Geocentricity is not merely a thing that was from the Bible - although some people who also believe the bible also believe Flat Earth, but not all Flat Earthers are bible people. Essential Geocentricity has been used by most cultures and religions in different ways and really its a Cosmological belief that is and was much more common than heliocentric until the C of E adapted the Copernican model without question and have been shoving it down peoples throats since they were old enough to think.
Vedic, Hindu, Buddhist, Egyptian, Nordic, Inca, Aztec, Hopi, Hebrew and Islamic religion have all used it and are just a few examples.
As for myself im not particularity religious, and my belief in God is Agnostic but thats not to say i dont believe in a creator, just that no one probably knows what he/she/it/them wants or even is, or if there even is one.
I believe satellites are launched with balloons into a geostationary "stasis" and so i believe the data is somewhat trust worthy
Also living in Canada - Its freezing here for over half the year and ive noticed a huge difference in winter and weather in general
so i believe excess CO2 is man made and is responsible
then there is this Mit scientist who discovered an impenetrable layer (aka the plasmasphere, aka the firmament) past the van allen belt - and yeah it total makes sense were are in a bubble
While excess co2 has nothing to do with flat earth/geocentricity
That being said, if the Earth is flat - its probably in the firmament which tends to hold in excess co2 within which is a significant factor in determining the weather and temperature on earth.
http://scitechdaily.com/van-allen-probes-reveal-impenetrable-barrier-space/This post was edited by card_sultan on Nov 27 2016 10:03pm