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Mormons and the Flat Earth

The talk I had with two Mormons on the flat earth, I had ‘ruffled the feathers’ of one reader. However, my stats on the number of pages viewed shot up. So, thank you for your interest! Maybe a good percentage of new viewers are the result of organic views from Google (mormons and flat earth). Maybe more Mormons have gone to our site or that the article has been shared more. Either way, the flat earth news is getting out!

Of course, there is always someone who likes to ‘stir the pot,’ if you please. I’ll make comments to his comments.

First, it would be good for people who do write back that they actually READ my article and not ‘speed read’ over it – it helps! Why should I have to spell everything out or repeat myself because of someone does not take the time to read what I wrote.

I really have to laugh at some of the charges that are brought against me. But the fact that I’m talking about only one person out of the hundreds that come to our website each day, I’m not complaining.

The first charge against me is that I’m ‘social profiling’. Great, that’s good! It seems that there are some people who are still caught in the ‘political correctness’ paradigm. Social profiling is good as it’s a survival mechanism to keep us safe, for one thing. If we go to war with another nation, for example, I’m sure that there are some good people in that nation, but because there are some good people who would do us no harm does that mean we can not defend ourselves? ‘Social profiling’ is a way for us to put people into groups, to determine if it’s safe to go to a certain area, for example. Now, I know that there are leftist/agnostic/mainline Christians or whomever, say they don’t do this. Fine, but looks at who gets attacked? And they wonder why!

Recently there was a family who did NOT do ‘social profiling’ and thought that the Muslims were just great people. This happened in Germany where some Muslims recently came to their town. So, one German family volunteered to put up a Muslim man. Guess what? The parents were murdered and the two daughters were raped. Now, if social profiling was done and they learned that these people are not to be trusted, this would not have happened.

I had never said that if you don’t believe in the flat earth you will not go to heaven or that you are not a good Christian, but some people just love to put words into other peoples mouths so they have something to complain about. Your soul is not depended on if you believe in a flat earth or not. But the Mormons do believe that there are gods of other worlds and that we are all gods. That we can become gods and we will get our own world to be god of. The Mormons have as part of their belief that there are other planets and other gods. This is NOT Christian. Now, I know that there will be those in the Mormon belief deny this but don’t believe me, do your own research. It would be nice to give all the source material here but to do so, I would have to spend so much time on one article that I won’t be able to get much else done. Perhaps that is the plan of the disrupter – to keep their enemies busy typing on one article.

The Mormons view of the Universe is not like your typical Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran or even Catholic faith. The Mormons have an in-depth belief of the Universe and life on other planets. When the flat earth is taught to them it would be the most up-setting. However, if they accept the flat earth facts, they will really have to question their beliefs. Whereas in the mainline Christian churches – even though there are false doctrines there – the flat earth should, and is, more accepted.

To see how the flat earth is so diametrically different from what is taught in LSD temples, check out this at Wiikpedia under the topic, Mormon cosmology, Click Here.

This reader talked about disinformation and it is more to do with the school system. This is true BUT the churches play their part, as well as the media and government to keep us ignorant. So, it’s not just the school system.

He goes on to say, “The Mormons as you like to call them…” This is a clue that the reader who wrote to me is a Mormon himself, as they don’t want others to use this term. Well, I’ll use the word ‘Mormon’ anyhow!

He goes to length to say that they (Mormons) believe in the same Jesus Christ. This is a lie and everyone who knows about the Mormons and are not a Mormon themselves will tell you this is not so. I was told the Book of Mormon is another testament of Jesus Christ. This is a lie. The Book of Mormon is made up, it is NOT part of the Bible. The Mormons are simply a cult. Don’t believe me but do your own research and see if it’s – that the Mormons are a cult.

This reader said what difference does it make if the world is flat or round. Now, we have all heard this cheap answer, haven’t we? Like I said, a belief in the flat earth or in a heliocentric universe will not change your status with God. HOWEVER, God gives us truth as we are able to accept it. If you reject it, you might have to wait a long time before you are given more truth.

When I was talking to the young ladies I said, “Wouldn’t you want to know where Australia is?” One girl’s reply was, “No.” I couldn’t believe my ears. I’ve heard that before but it still surprises me. All I said, “Well, if you were travelling to that place you would want to know.” I could have said more but I was nice. For me, personally, I want to know where places are even if I don’t plan to travel there. I’m not talking about a one-horse town – I’m talking about a big country. When I went to school we all had to learn geography – even if we didn’t plan to travel the world or major in this subject. But I guess schools have changed. It also tells me that home schooling has changed as many Mormon do home school their children.

I think this attitude of not caring where countries are in the world would mean, that if a person has that attitude, they certainly would not care about the shape of the earth. After all, isn’t that the biggest piece of geography? So, when the enemy within succeeds in getting the school kids (who later become adults) not caring where a country is, they would, by extension, not care about the flat earth.

Finally, I was told, “…not to judge others.” He claims that this is playing God. Well, that is a new one on me. Not about the “do not judge,” but that I’m playing God. This “do not judge” bit is another false believe in the mainline churches. This is exactly what the antichrists want – that Christians should not judge. When they do this, they will not bring in the guilty to question. The fact is CHRISTIANS ARE TO JUDGE. But they should judge righteously. If this was not so, then how do we know if we are committing a sin? How do we know if our politicians are committing a sin? How can we carry our the Laws, Statues and JUDGEMENTS of God? We can’t UNLESS we judge. God tells us how to judge and He goes into detail on how to do it.

Some people just don’t bother to read the Bible, they let their preacher do the reading and they dare not read any verses on their own. By the way, there is a whole book in the Bible that is called Judges. When ancient Israel lived under God’s system of government is a system of JUDGES. Do you get it reader who wrote me?

When I asked the Mormon girls to multiply 36 x 6, I did NOT ask them to do it in their heads. I was hoping that they would do it on paper. But the response from one girl was, “I don’t have a calculator.” I did not say shame on you or anything like that (though our kids should be shamed otherwise they would not use their heads). It was at this time that I did it in my head while they were there.

I realize that doing this is difficult for some, just like it’s difficult for me to do, say, 65 x 38 in my head. But I can easily do it on paper, and that we should all be able to do this while still in grade school.

Anyhow, have a good day.

Flat Earth Truth Presented to Mormons

  The other day I had the opportunity of talking to two young women who are Mormons. We have all met Mormons who have come knocking on our doors. For me, I met these two at the library. And I told them that I had heard about the Mormons’ belief, so I didn’t want to talk about it. I said that if they would like to hear what I would like to talk about, I’ll talk. They agreed. By the way, this conversation just happened Saturday, March 25.

The conversation went something like this:

“Great, we can sit over here and talk.” (There were three chairs in a corner.)

I started off by small chatter and ask how they like it here. Then I said I would like to talk about some laws of physics – which God created – and I promised to make it interesting. I started off with the ‘speed of the spinning earth.’ Then, I said of how even 100 mph wind can destroy buildings and a 200 mph wind can do vast devastation. I then said, “Imagine what a 1,000 mph wind can do; what about a 65,000 mph?” This got their attention and they said they didn’t know the answer. But it was only mild response – it really didn’t make them think and want to know more.

I then told them about the physics of water and that we know water can not stay on a ball or anything uneven. So, I said, “How can water say on a spinning ball going 65,000 mph through space?” They didn’t know but I could see that it really didn’t stir them up, yet.

Later I talked a little about geography and said, “Wouldn’t you want to know where Australia was? Wouldn’t this information be important?” Then, one of the girls said that it really didn’t matter. I couldn’t believe how ignorant people want to keep themselves! But I kept calm and said, “We’ll, if you were to study geography it would be important.” I could have said a lot more but I wanted to get on to other topics in the time we had.

I talked about how measurements are made on a globe that determines how far they can see on a globe earth. I presented a simple problem of, 8 x 36, and asked what the answer was. One said, “I don’t have my calculator with me.” Can you imagine how stupid people could be? No wonder they got themselves into this cult – which it is. So, I did the math for them. (This was to present the Bedford Canal experiment where on guy on a boat was 6 miles away, so you use 8 inches times the 6 miles distance.)

To make a long story short, I finally got their interest stirred up. I concluded that they can do a search on YouTube with the words ‘flat earth’ to find out more, which they said they will look up. Weather they do or not only God knows. However, I did my duty and they are without excuse. As the Apostle Paul wrote – witness to someone once or twice and if they don’t believe, ‘wipe the dust from off your shoes’ when you leave them.

What I’m saying is that it’s better to witness to someone then just brushing them off and saying you don’t have time or whatever. The fact that these two young women are Mormons and me knowing a little about what they believe in, should make them stop and think about their beliefs. Because, once they accept the flat earth, they can’t accept some of their Mormon doctrines. One of which is, ‘that we will become like God and live on another planet that we would be in charge of. As you can see, they either will have to discard the simple laws of God’s physics or they will have to discard the false belief of what the Mormon elders teach. If they should keep with the lie and continue in the Mormon belief, they will always have a conflict in their minds; they will always have some doubt about what they are taught.

Once they accept the fact that we live under a dome (firmament) and that we can’t leave it, and that we are the only ‘planet’ out there, they can’t accept the belief that they will live on another planet.

I realise I could be wrong and that the two women will continue in their Mormon belief and believe in the flat earth, too. Or, they might forget all about what I told them and continue along their merry way. However, we do know from testimonies of people who had a false belief and dropped it because it did not fit in with the flat earth. And this only happened because someone did take the time to tell them (or you) – even if it was not one-on-one. Even if all they had seen was a video, this is still witnessing to them. Some believe and other don’t. I say this because I don’t want to hear someone say, “You are wasting your time,” because we don’t know who will accept the message or who will not – just like the Apostles and the millions that came after them that witnessed to others – some believed and others didn’t.

The girls did say before they left that it makes them believe more in God. The question is, is it the God of the Bible or the made-up god of Joseph Smith?

A Critical Article On The Flat Earth

Perhaps a critical article on the flat earth can actually wake up more people to the flat earth truth. I was reading an old post on Live Science website that was critical on the flat earth when I got this idea. Of course, not all articles that attack flat earthers are written the same but those that do, will help us.

Think about it, when you read an article that attacks the flat earth theory (facts), it can wake people up. When a reporter quotes a flat earther, the reporter usually makes his snide remarks later. But at least the reader will be able to read WHY a flat earther believes in the way he/she does. For many, it may be their first time reading why geocentric believers believe in what they do. Then they might say, “Umm, I never thought about that. It does make sense.” Or, “I have to look into this more.”

I know that before I came across the flat earth information two years ago, the only thing that I knew about the flat earth was that people 500 years ago believed in it and that they believe they would sail over the edge. But never have I read the articles that are appearing now that are attacking flat earthers – giving their side of the story. Have you?

I’m wondering if some of the reporters are actually playing ‘ the devil’s advocate?’ I just say, some of the reporters are doing this. If not, they are actually doing us a service. I would love to hear from those who said that were awoke to the flat earth truth by reading a negative article on the flat earth.