To these people, even Ken Ham is a heretic
- Joel Watts
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They use the same logic, after all…
To these people, even Ken Ham is a heretic
They use the same logic, after all…
Edward T. Babinski – Does the Bible “Teach” Geocentrism?
Image via Wikipedia I want to encourage you to read the entire post, but… There’s no simple yes or no
The Scriptural Basis for a Geocentric Cosmology – Scriptural Cosmology
Image via Wikipedia Continuing this from our previous post…. When more than one citation is presented below a descriptive paragraph,
Calvin, Luther and Melanchthon believed Geocentricity?
In the words of our next President, ‘you betcha’! (with a wink) As Scott notes, Luther called Copernicus an “upstart
Church Fathers on Geocentrism – Part 2
As one site notes, 1) The Fathers never say the earth moves, except at the end of time. 2) The
The Scriptural Basis for a Geocentric Cosmology? Part 1
I am, this week, continuing a conversation from Brian’s post, and to let this be an encouragement to him, in
The Galileo Affair Reconsidered
In an effort of fairness to the conversation, I want to post an article recommended by Looney. The classic image
Church Fathers on Geocentrism – Part 1
Image via Wikipedia The following patristic commentaries were taken from the book Galileo Was Wrong by Robert Sungenis and Robert