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Old 03-22-2016, 10:36 PM
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Its the same thing.
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Thank you for the correction.
Oh, not trying to correct, elder. Just raising the post count.

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I wonder how they address the fact that it is completely dark in North America while it is completely day in India. No curvature of the earth would mean it's light everywhere at the same time.
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the one thing the Holy Ghost doesn't do that I wish it did was stop stupid.
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the one thing the Holy Ghost doesn't do that I wish it did was stop stupid.
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I wonder how they address the fact that it is completely dark in North America while it is completely day in India. No curvature of the earth would mean it's light everywhere at the same time.
They say the sun is actually much smaller, maybe the size of the moon and circles the earth.
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I wonder how they address the fact that it is completely dark in North America while it is completely day in India. No curvature of the earth would mean it's light everywhere at the same time.
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Re: Flat earth, seriously?

I really don't know for sure, but I have always just to took my public school education at face value on this issue (the earth is a sphere). I think the main problem is how does the shape of the earth affect the gospel.

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I personally think this subject could fall under the category of foolish. I am not calling people foolish on here. The thing is that by making a doctrinal issue out of something so minuscule it becomes counterproductive. If I make the shape of the earth an issue in people's relationship with God I will probably ruin what influence I have to winning them to God. If I am going to run people away it should be because of the gospel of Jesus Christ. I don't want to run people off for the sake of being scientifically correct.

I don't know for matter of fact the shape of the earth I have never been shuttled into space for myself. I have only flown once in my life. I will just go with the flow on this subject and stick to my traditional belief of a spherical earth. I will be kind to whoever believes differently, but I hope they are not overemphasizing this subject in witnessing to the lost.
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Re: Flat earth, seriously?

Traditional Flat Earthers used the term more as a tongue-in-cheek way to express "be here now," and meant essentially that from a normal human perspective all necessary human endeavors are carried out on what is perceived to be a flat earth, intimating that anything else, such as a "global" perspective, was illusory, or at least pointless. The current movement has completely diverged from this, and my suspicion is that this is to detract from the original intent, which might be expressed as "go outside and be, where you belong, and never mind Mars."
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Great points.

Please, everyone, post some points that anyone could realize prove the earth is a globe so I can help this brother out and rescue him from this doctrine. Thanks!
I question the wisdom of debating with anyone who believes in a flat earth---I mean time is valuable and I'm afraid, unless dealing with some primitive indigenous people group, you're wasting your time. These folks are looney.
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