The Earth doesn't move; the Sun and Moon orbit us.

[ShooterMcGavin]

http://www.reformation.org/stationary-earth.html


The Biblical geocentric model of the universe is called WYSIWYG—what you see is what you get...True science is supposed to be based on observation. We see the array of stars wheeling around the earth approximately daily, and we motorize our telescopes to follow their steady motion. We see the sun rising and setting daily. We see the planets doing roughly the same thing, and we see the moon following them on a somewhat different schedule, all revolving around the earth as our eyes testify.

There is no justification at all from what we observe to arbitrarily assume the stars to be fixed and the earth rotating. The beauty of geocentricity is that what you see is what you get! It is a simple and readily understandable scenario for those who are willing to believe what their eyes tell them, and make the mental transition back to the instinctive reference frame of a stationary earth.

:haha7::haha7::haha7::haha7::haha7:

I just love these people. This site has made my day.

[ShooterMcGavin]

The sun orbits the earth every 24 hours.


According to the Book of Genesis, the sun was not created until the 4th day. The earth was created FIRST and is the center of the universe.

Hundreds of verses refer to the sun as RISING and SETTING every day while not ONE verse ever refers to the earth as MOVING:

"The sun also ariseth, and the sun goeth down, and hasteth to his place where he arose. (Ecclesiastes 1:5).

"The mighty God, even the LORD, hath spoken, and called the earth from the rising of the sun unto the going down thereof (Psalm 50:1).

Heliocentric "astronomers" greatly exaggerate the size of the solar system and the universe. They make the universe so big that it cannot possibly orbit the earth in 24 hours.

Hilarious.

[Blue Heeler]

The Jesuits were getting DESPERATE because without a rotating earth the theory of evolution falls flat on its face.

At that time a Jesuit named Leon Foucault "invented" a contrivance that supposedly PROVED the rotation of the earth.

The Foucault pendulum was just another Jesuit hoax like the Piltdown man.


Holy shit!

[martianvirus]

Shooter, stop being so dumb. Some retard put that site up as a joke. Nobody believes that shit.

[ShooterMcGavin]

Shooter, stop being so dumb. Some retard put that site up as a joke. Nobody believes that shit.

You'd be surprised.

[ghirshorn]

there are plenty of idiots in the world, I bet some believe this

[kloraferm]

I still have a hard time understanding why anyone would pay attention to these dummies.

[Three Hole Puncher]

Shooter, stop being so dumb. Some retard put that site up as a joke. Nobody believes that shit.
Might I remind you that you yourself believe that extraterrestrial space aliens are visiting the Earth and probing people's butt holes. Keep that in mind as you're declaring the limits of human credulity.

[Plunkies]

Shooter, stop being so dumb. Some retard put that site up as a joke. Nobody believes that shit.

Funny, that's the same reaction I have to most of the stuff you link. :haha7:

Edit: Oh poo. I've been beaten to the punch.

[martianvirus]

Might I remind you that you yourself believe that extraterrestrial space aliens are visiting the Earth and probing people's butt holes. Keep that in mind as you're declaring the limits of human credulity.
The fact that the universe is full of life has nothing to do with the center of it.
Funny, that's the same reaction I have to most of the stuff you link. :haha7:
What do I link, other the the NSFW www.meatspin.com (http://www.meatspin.com) ?

[Three Hole Puncher]

The fact that the universe is full of life has nothing to do with the center of it.

You don't know what a the term 'fact' means, do you?

[ShooterMcGavin]

I gotta defend MV on this.

There's definitely other life out there.

[Voss's Tumor]

I gotta defend MV on this.

There's definitely other life out there.

X2

To think we're alone in an almost infinite universe is just plain egotistical and stupid.

On point? The fact we had 3 Republican candidates who still didn't believe in Evolution this year, and a serious threat to be the nominee a Mormon?

Doomed. Mother. Fucking. Doomed.

It wouldn't surprise me one bit if this site was real. It amazes me the shit I hear from fuckers down here int he bible belt.

[Plunkies]

To think we're alone in an almost infinite universe is just plain egotistical and stupid.

So you're saying aliens have visited Earth and abducted our cattle?

[DanaReevesLungs]

I still have a hard time understanding why anyone would pay attention to these dummies.

These people vote in some of the most powerful people in the world. Guess who's paying attention to them?

[Three Hole Puncher]

I gotta defend MV on this.

There's definitely other life out there.

That's an assumption... whether it's a safe assumption, or a wildly speculative assumption is irrelevant, it's still an assumption.

To claim that extraterrestrial life in the universe is "definitely" a "fact" is a matter of faith... religion... not science.

[Three Hole Puncher]

X2

To think we're alone in an almost infinite universe is just plain egotistical and stupid.

Declaring absolute belief in the existence of entities for which there is no confirming evidence... that's what? Humble and intelligent?

Only two types of people declare absolutes without the evidence to back up their claims... clergymen and fools.

Faith and belief are the cheapest and most abundant commodities in the universe.

[GLENN_THE_TOOL]

Irony
Noun
1. Witty language used to convey insults or scorn; "he used sarcasm to upset his opponent"; "irony is wasted on the stupid".

2. Incongruity between what might be expected and what actually occurs: "a group of people who believe in "what you see is what you get" when it comes to the planet's rotation, yet they believe in some all-powerful, all-knowing being that controls the universe and everything that has happened and will happen in it that none of them have never, ever actually seen".

[WOWmagnet]

X2

To think we're alone in an almost infinite universe is just plain egotistical and stupid.

.

Dude, really?

I'd say to think WE are the center of some omnipotent god's universe is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more egotistical, no?

[martianvirus]

To think that we are alone in the universe is the same stupid thing as saying we are the center of it. Get a life people.

[Budyzir]

The Biblical geocentric model of the universe is called WYSIWYG—what you see is what you get...True science is supposed to be based on observation. We see the array of stars wheeling around the earth approximately daily, and we motorize our telescopes to follow their steady motion. We see the sun rising and setting daily. We see the planets doing roughly the same thing, and we see the moon following them on a somewhat different schedule, all revolving around the earth as our eyes testify.

There is no justification at all from what we observe to arbitrarily assume the stars to be fixed and the earth rotating. The beauty of geocentricity is that what you see is what you get! It is a simple and readily understandable scenario for those who are willing to believe what their eyes tell them, and make the mental transition back to the instinctive reference frame of a stationary earth.

The sun orbits the earth every 24 hours.


According to the Book of Genesis, the sun was not created until the 4th day. The earth was created FIRST and is the center of the universe.

Hundreds of verses refer to the sun as RISING and SETTING every day while not ONE verse ever refers to the earth as MOVING:

"The sun also ariseth, and the sun goeth down, and hasteth to his place where he arose. (Ecclesiastes 1:5).

"The mighty God, even the LORD, hath spoken, and called the earth from the rising of the sun unto the going down thereof (Psalm 50:1).

Heliocentric "astronomers" greatly exaggerate the size of the solar system and the universe. They make the universe so big that it cannot possibly orbit the earth in 24 hours.

As someone who used to know celestial navigation cold, this is hysterical!

[Voss's Tumor]

Declaring absolute belief in the existence of entities for which there is no confirming evidence... that's what? Humble and intelligent?

Only two types of people declare absolutes without the evidence to back up their claims... clergymen and fools.

Faith and belief are the cheapest and most abundant commodities in the universe.

Dude, really?

I'd say to think WE are the center of some omnipotent god's universe is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more egotistical, no?

Why do I feel like we're on the same side yet arguing against the same point? ::hammer: