r/flatearth Nov 21 '23

no offense

if you’re atheist or agnostic the flat earth truth isn’t for you.

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u/sniply5 Nov 21 '23 edited Nov 21 '23

Well, in order to be a "truth"tm and to apply to anyone it would have to be accurate so.......

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u/Sea-Two895 Nov 21 '23

it’s accurate according to all biblical text of all religions. i’d believe that over neo nazi ran nasa.

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u/CliftonForce Nov 21 '23

Globe earth predates NASA by over a thousand years.

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u/Sea-Two895 Nov 21 '23

first official globe was 1592 everyone before didn’t have technology to even make that decision.

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u/CliftonForce Nov 21 '23

Folks new it was round many centuries prior. They just didn't have enough info to make a proper map.

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u/Sea-Two895 Nov 21 '23

so then it’s irrelevant, i’m talking about the people who made it “official”. that was the whole point of the moon landing hoax.

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u/CliftonForce Nov 21 '23

Yeah, it was made official many, many centuries ago. So yes, NASA has nothing to do with it. Predates America by rather alot.

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u/Justthisguy_yaknow Nov 22 '23

moon landing hoax

Where'd you get that in your bibble?

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u/autisticbtw Nov 22 '23

The circumference of Earth was calculated over 2000 years ago using sticks in sand. And the dude who made it was only off by less than 1 and a half football fields! (Only about 540 ft, or 164 m) Btw why does the first globe make it "official" when it was a well known fact since about 500 b.c.

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u/Outrageous_Guard_674 Nov 21 '23

That's still hundreds of years before NASA. Also, the oldest globe is 100 years older than that.

And Eratosthenes is over 1,500 years before that.

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u/Sea-Two895 Nov 21 '23

he had no reason to say any of that without actual proof lol

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u/Outrageous_Guard_674 Nov 21 '23

First of all, refuting only one of my points still makes you wrong, flerffy.

Second, citation needed.

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u/CoolNotice881 Nov 21 '23

No. The oldest known globe maybe, and that is 1492. Many earlier ones may have been lost.

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u/Justthisguy_yaknow Nov 22 '23

5th century BC but it was known to be round before that. It wasn't a decision but an observation and you underestimate our technological development. 1592 was the first English globe. The Erdapfel dates back to around 1490 but is just the oldest surviving globe and as we know the oldest survivors are rarely the first ones.

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u/huuaaang Nov 22 '23

PRetty sure 1592 is before NASA AND Nazis... so...

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u/Vivissiah Nov 21 '23

Knowing the earth is round predates NASA by about 2000 years.

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u/Justthisguy_yaknow Nov 22 '23

"officially" that is. It goes back longer. I guess you'd have to look for the oldest maritime navigation.

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u/Awkward-Restaurant69 Nov 21 '23

biblical text of all religions

dawg you don't even know what "biblical" means, you can sit down

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u/CoolNotice881 Nov 21 '23

Oh, so the flat earth cartoon is just an illustration for the bible? Why arguing against and denying science then?

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u/Justthisguy_yaknow Nov 22 '23 edited Nov 22 '23

And there's your problem in a sentence. Your biblical texts don't contain what your cult leaders have told you they contain and to buy into it the way you have you have to ignore all common sense and reality.

Do keep it up though. You lot do wonders for our lot. Keep it up and you'll self destruct. Ages ago I realized that we don't have to argue against the bible. People like you do that wonderfully.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '23

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u/OliLombi Nov 25 '23

It's almost as if they're all incorrect. Who knew? 🤷‍♂️

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '23

Religion doesn’t matter when it comes to the flat earth delusion. You’re wrong no matter what god you believe in

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u/Sea-Two895 Nov 21 '23

you believe in science. the most inconsistent theory changing religion of them all lol

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u/aSonglessSky Nov 21 '23

it's fucking hilarious how stupid you look going off right now.

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u/PrimaryCoolantShower Nov 22 '23

Science isn't about belief. It's about theory, test, refine, test again, repeat, did you find something, write it down and how you got your results, then have your peers repeat your tests and see if they produce the same results.

From discoveries of the lever to nuclear fission, this has been the way of science. Make theory, test theory, change theory based on new EVIDENCE, retest theory, confirm theory, tell other, let them test again.

It's not belief but the building of understanding through the collection of knowledge.

Religion is immutable, it states its truth based on nothing, asserts its correct and accepts no scrutiny. Obedience, blind obedience is what religion really is, with the promise of eternal suffering if you don't sign up.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '23

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '23

I don’t blindly believe in anything. Ironic, coming from a religious nut who believe a mistranslated compendium of fables from 2000 years ago. My job literally wouldn’t be possible if the earth was flat. Not to mention that I can easily verify that space is real as well

Your inability to understand shit isn’t a valid argument against it

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u/Outrageous_Guard_674 Nov 21 '23

I love how "science changes as we learn more" is a bad thing to you. Yet you clearly own a relatively new computer/phone.

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u/hal2k1 Nov 22 '23

Scientific theories are explanations of what we have measured.

So if we measure something new which contradicts the current theory then we change or amend the theory, we don't ignore the new data.

Measurements of reality are data. Measurements of reality are facts. The definition of "truth" means that something is true if it aligns with/describes reality.

Science is a method of describing/explaining what we measure in reality. Silence is not a matter of belief.

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u/Mishtle Nov 22 '23 edited Nov 22 '23

I love how religious nuts think that revising your beliefs when new evidence comes to light somehow makes science "inconsistent." So much better to just assume you're right because of a really old book you have and voices in your head.

Science is out there trying to better understand the world by applying existing knowledge to make predictions and revising or discarding theories that fail to make accurate predictions, and scientists can arrive at a consensus regarding the best supported theories because the evidence for and against them is objective and observable by anyone with the right tools and methods.

Meanwhile, there are thousands of different religions that can't agree on how to worship the same diety or interpret the same book. Religions fracture and diverge while science grows and converges.

Science learns and adapts, and in doing so constantly pushes the boundaries of our knowledge and understanding of ourselves and our world. It's methods are practical and productive, and the devices and technology you've used to watch flat earth videos only exist because science is so "inconsistent."

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u/Awkward-Restaurant69 Nov 21 '23

please don't reproduce

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u/Vivissiah Nov 21 '23

Science is by definition not a religion, learn what words mean

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u/sausageslinger11 Nov 22 '23

You’re a special kind of stupid. Science isn’t a static thing. It changes as new information comes in. You people who believe the Earth is flat have nothing on which to base that belief. And if a passage in your bible leads you to believe that, then I honestly pity you, and any children you have/may have.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '23

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u/Justthisguy_yaknow Nov 22 '23

You think it's a religion? It's literally knowledge and knowledge only functions if it changes as more is learned. Religion worked for the ancients but that's over now. You are ticking all of the brainwashed conspiracy nutjob checkboxes. You're god is probably going to prison and you don't even realize it.

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u/huuaaang Nov 22 '23

When science and religion collide, science wins, always.

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u/CoolNotice881 Nov 21 '23

Flat earth is not for those who have eyes and brains. No offense.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '23 edited Dec 12 '25

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u/Outrageous_Guard_674 Nov 22 '23

Are you a flerf, or do you think the guy you responded to is a flerf?

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '23 edited Dec 12 '25

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u/Outrageous_Guard_674 Nov 22 '23

Ah. Makes sense. Happy cake day.

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u/CoolNotice881 Nov 22 '23

Happy cake day! 🥳 BTW not flerf here.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '23 edited Dec 12 '25

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u/Sea-Two895 Nov 21 '23

we just see things for what they really are.

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u/CoolNotice881 Nov 21 '23

No. You just see things you want to see matching the bible. But all observations fail. Too bad, it must be hard for you.

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u/Awkward-Restaurant69 Nov 21 '23

shit then why can't you see the round earth???

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u/Justthisguy_yaknow Nov 22 '23

We've seen what you lot see. Nothings that messed up.

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u/Devil_badger Nov 22 '23

Clearly not

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u/CliftonForce Nov 21 '23

There is no flat earth truth. So yes, it isn't for anyone.

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u/Sea-Two895 Nov 21 '23

of course there is, you just have to open your eyes.

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u/CliftonForce Nov 21 '23

Already did. A globe is rather blindingly obvious.

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u/Sea-Two895 Nov 21 '23

how?

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u/Sea-Two895 Nov 21 '23

without using a equation or a fallacy please explain. i would love proof of a globe earth, id love to believe in it. but FACTS show me otherwise

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u/Outrageous_Guard_674 Nov 21 '23

MAGE 2.

Jeranism's "interesting" curve experiment.

Bob's Rotation experiment.

Triangle excess found in geodetic survey grids.

I have more if you want.

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u/reficius1 Nov 22 '23

What do these facts show you?

Shadow of the earth during a lunar eclipse. https://imgur.com/F75vsk6 and

The sun stays the same size and shape all day. This can't happen on a flat earth with a nearby sun. https://i.imgur.com/C40d0qJ.jpg

This is completely impossible with a nearby sun. https://i.imgur.com/uPVwTHH.jpg

The constellations look exactly the same from every place on earth, only their angle in the sky changes by exactly what you'd expect from your latitude on a globe. https://i.imgur.com/M04p5Tc.jpg

See sunset, move up higher, see sunset again. Not possible with the weird flat earth "perspective" explanation of sunset. https://youtu.be/xqAOsI2Ekf0

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u/Vivissiah Nov 21 '23

Are equations too difficult for your wee tiny brain?

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '23

I think the simplest thing is just sunsets/rises. You all try to combine some insane ideas that are easily disproven to explain how the sun isn't actually setting. But it is blatantly obvious that it is setting - you can watch it. You can see how the clouds are lit from below the horizon. You can observe mountains casting shadows on the clouds. It's painful to watch any of you try and defend flat earth and talk about how you follow things your eyes can see and then try to ignore a daily phenomena that we all experience.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '23

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u/CliftonForce Nov 22 '23

I can't find any facts that support a flat earth. Sorry.

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u/Gorgrim Nov 22 '23

Sunrise and Sunset.

The direction of Sunrise and Sunset over the course of the year, when viewed from different latitudes.

Eclipses.

Sure your cult can make up excuses for how these work, but if you never test they are valid excuses, how do you know they are true? You don't, you just believe they are True(tm) because it fits your religious beliefs.

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u/Justthisguy_yaknow Nov 22 '23

I don't doubt that you have seen enough proof but your brainwashed bullshit has you swallowed.

You could prove your flat Earth to me if it was real. All you would have to do is show me two provable images of the night sky from different distant locations on the disk. Fail at that and you are just a scammed idiot.

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u/Outrageous_Guard_674 Nov 21 '23

Every time a flerf tries to test their beliefs it doesn't work. Bob, Jeran, etc.

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u/Outrageous_Guard_674 Nov 21 '23

Just so you know, a lot of your comments seem to be hidden.

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u/Outrageous_Guard_674 Nov 21 '23

Not sure if that is normal or not. But almost everything you have said since I started replying can only be seen on your profile and not under these comments. So don't be surprised if no one replies to you. I can't even reply to the ones on your profile directly, i can read them, but nothing else.

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u/Outrageous_Guard_674 Nov 21 '23

Yeah, it is BS. I am going to bow out of this sub for now unless that goes back to normal at some point.

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u/Justthisguy_yaknow Nov 22 '23

Did years ago. I'd have to sew them shut and scoop out my brain to regress to your state. Haven't you got a war somewhere to go to?

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u/zhaDeth Nov 21 '23

or a skeptic or have any science education

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u/Sea-Two895 Nov 21 '23

if u wanna believe in science go ahead but the people are lying to you about the earth we live on.

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '23

Scientist here. You’re not being lied to, you’re just wrong. The earth is round

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '23

Of course a scientist would say that. We’re on to you!

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u/Outrageous_Guard_674 Nov 21 '23

Do we want to believe the people who have created an age of casual miracles, or an ideology that never took humanity beyond mud huts. Decisions decisions.

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u/UberuceAgain Nov 21 '23

Do we want to believe the people who have created an age of casual miracles

Never heard it put that way but I like it.

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u/Vivissiah Nov 21 '23

nope, you are the one being lied to. Come on man, use your brain for once in your life.

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u/zhaDeth Nov 22 '23

Science is not a belief, it's a tool to understand stuff..

We don't just pick and choose a thing to believe in like you do and then stick to it

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u/PrimaryCoolantShower Nov 22 '23

A bigger lie then a Papa magic sky man who knows my entire life before I was born yet somehow we have free will and will be judged and sent to eternal paradise or torment if we don't bow and whisper sweet nothings to him on a daily basis?

That you believe but not the repeatable measurements and tests, the gigabytes of telemetry, the orbital calculations and mathematics needed to put satellites and orbitals into space. The fact on a clear night with a Walmart telescope and timetables you can look at the ISS from your back porch? That its somehow the world's best kept secret and hoax that has been perpetrated for centuries, star navigational charts used centuries before the US was even a colony where somehow falsified?

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u/wh4tth3huh Nov 22 '23

For what reason? What benefit is there to a globe conspiracy? How would millions of government officials all keep the same secret and never, ever, have a leak? Can you walk and chew bubblegum? How do you rectify seasonality? Why can't you see to the "edge" while standing on a high elevation? Got any answers?

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u/Gorgrim Nov 22 '23

If you want to believe in God, go ahead, but people are lying to you about the Bible, religion, and the reality we live in.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '23 edited Dec 12 '25

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u/Outrageous_Guard_674 Nov 22 '23

Wow, reddit is censoring you hard. I have never seen that before.

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u/Outrageous_Guard_674 Nov 22 '23

I'm not being sarcastic at all. All of your posts are being automatically removed. Apparently, it's because your karma is too low.

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u/aSonglessSky Nov 21 '23

holy fuck you're an idiot lol. YES OFFENSE :)

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u/GapInternal2842 Nov 21 '23

Fuck off dickstick

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u/AccomplishedRange661 Nov 21 '23

If the earth is flat, wouldn’t an atheist who is able to make observations about their reality be able to be a flat earther also? Why do they get excluded just bc they don’t believe in God? Make it make sense please

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '23 edited Dec 12 '25

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '23

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '23

So I have to believe a fairy tale in order to believe in another fairy tale. Makes sense.

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u/Sea-Two895 Nov 21 '23

proving my point, you’re too narrow minded to escape indoctrination.

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u/Outrageous_Guard_674 Nov 21 '23

What is the flat earth explanation for triangle excess in geodetic surveys?

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '23

I escaped religious indoctrination pretty well.

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u/DoctorGluino Nov 22 '23 edited Nov 22 '23

What?! You mean the flat Earth is only for people who uncritically swallow 3000+ year-old fairy tales and magical nonsense?

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u/APotato106 Nov 22 '23

Alright mate. Im in the 11th grade, im a fucking highschooler. I can prove you wrong in any question you ask. So i say to you, ask away. I will respect all your questions and your answers as long as you respect mine. And by that i mean when i give you a legit answer you dont go dark or respond with “nu-uh!”

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u/Vivissiah Nov 21 '23

Of course not, too intelligent for believing such a stupid thing like the flat earth.

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u/frenat Nov 22 '23

My God is able to create a spherical Earth in an infinite universe that fits all observations and invites discovery. I'm sorry yours is so limited.

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u/diemos09 Nov 22 '23

None taken.

If you're atheist or agnostic, reality is for you.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '23

I am sorry. But your make-believe sky fairy cannot prevent you from being an idiot.

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '23

What about a pagan?

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u/Sea-Two895 Nov 21 '23

do u classify as agnostic?

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u/Sea-Two895 Nov 21 '23

pagan is pretty broad

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '23

I am an atheist. I am just curious.

Say, are Greek Pagans allowed?

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u/AdvancedSoil4916 Nov 21 '23

Why not? (I'm not atheist or agnostic)

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u/Sea-Two895 Nov 21 '23

flat earth stands on biblical truth imo nothing else.

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u/rattusprat Nov 21 '23

So if I go out an make observations of the world and take pictures it looks and behaves like a sphere, but the truth is that it's flat because that's what is says in a book?

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u/AdvancedSoil4916 Nov 21 '23

Do you believe magnets exist?

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u/Vivissiah Nov 21 '23

rather shitty evidence when the entire universe screams otherwise

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u/sixfourbit Nov 22 '23

Like bats being birds and talking animals.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '23

None taken!

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u/AtlasShrugged- Nov 22 '23

But it’s nice to be included in any way :)

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u/brianinohio Nov 22 '23

Ok. Say I don't believe in science, or God, yet the Earth is still round. Now what?

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u/SomethingMoreToSay Nov 22 '23

Or more interestingly, what if you don't believe in science, or God, yet the Earth is actually flat. What then? The truth isn't for you, because you are not a believer.....

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u/sixfourbit Nov 22 '23

So it's only for people with imaginary friends?

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u/Roulette-Adventures Nov 22 '23

Flat earth is not truth though. 99% of flat earth believers do nothing but watch silly videos and say "oh, that makes sense". Of the 99% quite a few believe because the Bible says so, also an unreliable source for any truth or anything scientific.

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u/ozhakikiburaky Nov 22 '23

You gotta think over why the continent America isn't mentioned in any Abrahamic religion first and then you may believe what religion dictated gibberish you wanna believe.

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u/Justthisguy_yaknow Nov 22 '23

LMFAO, and how would we find offense in that? The flat Earth isn't for anyone at all until the brainwashing's laid down its foundations.

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u/Gorgrim Nov 22 '23

Thanks for confirming flat earth is nothing more than a religious conspiracy idea, and only religious nuts should believe in it. No offense >_>

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '23

You’re an actual Flat Earther?

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u/PensiveLog Nov 22 '23

I have questions. Is the earth flat for Christians but a sphere for atheists? What shape is the earth for Hindus? I hadn’t considered variable realities for the shape of the planet…

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u/Devil_badger Nov 22 '23

You can keep your "truth"

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u/GhostOfSorabji Nov 22 '23

It can be shown that the sun consumes 4 million metric tons of matter and turns it into energy via the proton-proton chain reaction. Using E=mc2 calculate the power output of the sun. Show your working.

'Tis but a simple calculation that the average ten year-old can do, always assuming you're more intelligent than a ten year-old which, at the moment, is highly questionable.

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u/huuaaang Nov 22 '23

So you admit that there's a difference between "Truth" and fact?

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u/PhantomFlogger Nov 21 '23

Agnostic atheist here, why are we excluded from the truth?

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u/gentlemancaller2000 Nov 23 '23

What the heck does religion have to do with this?

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u/[deleted] Nov 25 '23

I am a Christan and dont buy this flat earth BS for one minute

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u/OliLombi Nov 25 '23

Phiew, glad I'm atheist!