"The Bible doesn't say that the world is F L A T.
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The Bible does say that GOD hung the circle of the earth on nothing."
When I looked up the word for "circle" in Strong's it sure seemed to indicate flat to me. Of course it has been a while. Might be having memory lapses. So you sort of contradict yourself here. Plus the part in Daniel where a tree is high enough to be seen in all the world. And the temptation where Jesus is taken upon a mountain high enough to see the whole world. This indicates flat. There is no need to belabor the point with examples.
I find no error in the Bible because of these things because I do not believe it was trying to be a scientific text. God is trying to teach us important stuff not the shape of the earth. The people to whom the Bible was given believed in a flat earth surrounded by the waters of the deep, a great ocean, and God never chose to contradict that. It was not important to His message.
You insist these things must be taken literal. But then verses such as these must be twisted far from their literal reading to avoid the appearance of a mistake when a literal reading is required. And you are forced to deny the reality of what is around you to cling to your literal reading. Doesn't matter that you are perfectly willing to abandon literal when it suits you.
There is no evidence for a young earth. You have not yet shown anything that comes close. I'm still waiting to see what part of the paper you posted is supposed to support a young earth. It seemed conclusive to me. DOn't know why you would want me to read it.
You keep calling all you deny a "lie" yet you have nothing to back up your assertion. The few things you try to use have all been rather easily shown to be, if not out and out "lies," half truths and twisted versions of what is actually known.
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The Bible does say that GOD hung the circle of the earth on nothing."
When I looked up the word for "circle" in Strong's it sure seemed to indicate flat to me. Of course it has been a while. Might be having memory lapses. So you sort of contradict yourself here. Plus the part in Daniel where a tree is high enough to be seen in all the world. And the temptation where Jesus is taken upon a mountain high enough to see the whole world. This indicates flat. There is no need to belabor the point with examples.
I find no error in the Bible because of these things because I do not believe it was trying to be a scientific text. God is trying to teach us important stuff not the shape of the earth. The people to whom the Bible was given believed in a flat earth surrounded by the waters of the deep, a great ocean, and God never chose to contradict that. It was not important to His message.
You insist these things must be taken literal. But then verses such as these must be twisted far from their literal reading to avoid the appearance of a mistake when a literal reading is required. And you are forced to deny the reality of what is around you to cling to your literal reading. Doesn't matter that you are perfectly willing to abandon literal when it suits you.
There is no evidence for a young earth. You have not yet shown anything that comes close. I'm still waiting to see what part of the paper you posted is supposed to support a young earth. It seemed conclusive to me. DOn't know why you would want me to read it.
You keep calling all you deny a "lie" yet you have nothing to back up your assertion. The few things you try to use have all been rather easily shown to be, if not out and out "lies," half truths and twisted versions of what is actually known.