Sooo, if a Flat Earther goes to Mars, he will change to Flat Marser since he can observe the Earth to be globe?

Flat Earth is round like a quarter - it is the dielectric plane of existence inside the toroidal plasma sphere. Thinking we are on the outside of a planet flying through infinite space makes about as much sense as if you tied your baby to roof of a car and drove down the freeway, and thought it was sound parenting logic.

This post was edited by card_sultan on May 3 2018 01:55pm

no it isnt, by your own model we don't know what the shape is beyond the ice wall nor how far it extends.

unless youve changed based on new rebuttals of that terrible model.

The infinite plane is for sure a possibility but i've never been beyond the ice wall/ice shore so i cant say for sure.
The Egg theory talks about extra lands and that this toroidal planmashere that surrounds us may be one of many
For know i'll have to go with the AE polar projection and electromagnetic theory of the universe which makes way more sense than your grabbity excuse
And that our plane of existence is round like a quarter. It even says it in the Bible that the earth is a circle and that it doesn't move, pretty cool right?

This post was edited by card_sultan on May 3 2018 02:08pm

lol

and you're still not religious, as in you have an atheist approach to earth's existence, creation, and such?

Bible and Jesus believe in a Globe Earth

I do not subscribe to a particular religion - i prefer to call it spirituality. Flat Earth isn't a religious belief, it is a cosmological realization of reality, although some use it to confirm their religion, kinda like you use ball earth to confirm your faith. Once you realize your earth is flat - it's impossible to believe in the cosmic accident theory of existence, or deny there is some type of super intelligent designer to all of this.

This post was edited by card_sultan on May 3 2018 02:20pm

So you chose to base your spirituality on an erroneous premiss.

Says not religious.

Throws out intelligent design, which is an expressly religious view on the Earth's creation.