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Not All Great Astronomer Agree

Posted on August 2, 2017 by

Not All Great Astronomer Agree “Even great astronomers do not always escape erroneous conclusion, and sometimes they have to recant absolute mistakes of reasoning and calculation.” “For several thousand years people supposed that the earth was a great platform surrounded … Continue reading →

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More on Navigating a Flat Earth

Posted on August 2, 2017 by

More on Navigating a Flat Earth by Thomas George Ferguson The question is often asked: How can you account for ships sailing due East or West and returning to the place from which they started, or in other words, how … Continue reading →

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Science’s Quarrel with the Bible

Posted on June 20, 2017 by

Science’s Quarrel with the Bible Extracts from Lectures by Walter Rowton, Esq. Without, so far as I can see, a single fact in support, it has been assumed that man’s earliest ideas of a God, of his own origin, of … Continue reading →

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The Flat Earth: Degrees

Posted on June 17, 2017 by

The Flat Earth: Degrees   This is a technical talk on the flat earth, specifically about the sun’s orbit, so it might be hard for some people to follow this. A “degree,” according to the Encyclopedia Britannica, is the 360th … Continue reading →

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