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Does the Bible teach a flat Earth?

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24 comments

  1. Billy Detzel says:

    No.

  2. Shane Dulay says:

    No, it doesn’t.

  3. Michael Hile says:

    No, but “flat-earthers” try to use it to explain their bizarre theory. Pretty funny.

  4. Shane Dulay says:

    In his rant he misinterprets and misrepresents Bible verses. Concerning the rest, it’s paranoia and hysteria towards the government.

  5. Cody Ashton Hitchen says:

    The fact that a person would be so consumed with something like this is sad.. and a distraction from the Gospel.

  6. Jo Kothenbeutel says:

    The Bible teaches the earth is a sphere.

  7. Eric Dixon says:

    So what? So what if the earth was flat? What’s the big deal? Why should we care?

  8. Blake Supinger says:

    Not sure if the earth is flat or not, but some of the other things, like operation paperclip and the new world order are reality

  9. Brandon Gibson says:

    I’m a conspiracy theorist to a point, but this flat earth CULT has really invalidated conspiracy theorists in the eyes of society. Things like this keep people from paying attention to the hidden things that are really happening and effecting our lives. I call this a cult because they vehemently fight and demean anyone who doesn’t agree.

    Like someone said, why does it really matter? It’s a distraction and a form of invalidation. You start talking this nonsense no one will listen to anything else you say.

    A side note – I’ve been high enough above the earth to see its curvature firsthand. It’s not flat.

  10. John Watson says:

    No, it doesn’t.

  11. Kerri Scherban says:

    Guys, everyone is saying one word “no” answers with no scripture to back it. Flat earthers built their entire theory on this from the Bible. If they are wrong, then they need to see it in scripture. It doesn’t help just to say no. ?

  12. Curtis Todd says:

    Even if there earth were flat, it wouldn’t hurt the idea that it was created, in fact, if the earth were flat and the flat earthers were right then that’d mean everything is centred around us, and revolves around us.

    Just like with god, we can’t understand everything that god does. Who’s to say we know everything about what we’ve been taught in regards to our environment, space etc. people lie at the end of the day, all of us, whether we can help it or not.

  13. Brandon Gibson says:

    I really just don’t see why this is made into an issue. Does the shape of our planet change the truth of the Gospel at all?

  14. Wes Hayes says:

    https://youtu.be/qePiXK_8Agc

    Here you go!
    Flat earth biblically refuted. Courtesy of Mike Winger.

  15. Scott Schaller says:

    ?

  16. Seth Iris says:

    There’s over 60+ scriptures in the bible that hints the earth as a flat surfaced footstool. Some says its just because during that time, its what they thought. But i say, is the bible not perfect or does lie? Will God allow some lie to be included in hIs Holy Bible?

  17. Kyle Bellis says:

    Does it TEACH a flat Earth? Not so sure. It certainly describes an ancient Near Eastern “tiered” cosmos. The Biblical authors likely simply assumed that model of the cosmos because it’s all they knew. They weren’t scientists with access to modern technology, so we shouldn’t fault them for thinking about the cosmos in the same ancient ways their contemporaries did. It doesn’t mean the Bible isn’t inspired, but it might mean that God was very willing to keep parts of ancient Near Eastern culture largely intact during the process of inspiration.

  18. Jereme McAlpin says:

    The bible teaches flat earth if you take scripture out of context

  19. Arthur Adam Haglund says:

    no

  20. Samantha Finch-Finchley says:

    We’re doing this now… Ok… I’ve been meaning to give the science they use a good look see…

  21. John Thoele says:

    No.

  22. Daryl Lee Doolittle says:

    Literally every planet in the solar system is round; except earth?

  23. Arthur Adam Haglund says:

    This has nothing to do with apologetics and should be removed from this group