How did the FE form

If this is in the FAQ my apologies I must not have seen it. Anyways, I just want to know how FE and the sun and all the other planets above the FE formed and were attracted together if gravity is untrue. RE has a very well understood theory how round planetoids, asteroids, other celestial objects form together due to gravitational attraction. Therefore, I want to know how the FE and other celestial objects formed with no gravity.

If this is in the FAQ my apologies I must not have seen it. Anyways, I just want to know how FE and the sun and all the other planets above the FE formed and were attracted together if gravity is untrue. RE has a very well understood theory how round planetoids, asteroids, other celestial objects form together due to gravitational attraction. Therefore, I want to know how the FE and other celestial objects formed with no gravity.

Assuming gravity is not a real phenomenon, I imagine most would admit they don't know.  Classical zetetics trust their senses and first hand information.  There is no first hand information or available sensory input to determine how planets were created.

So your saying that FE theory doesn't know how the planets formed?

So your saying that FE theory doesn't know how the planets formed?

Nor does RE

Yes it does. It's called gravity. Which FE doesn't believe in.

The infinite FET also has a very well understood theory regarding this. As the earth is infinite and eternal, all possibilities along its surface are actualised. Therefore, a set-up such as ours is inevitable. It is likely the sun, moon and planets have always been there.

But how would an infinite earth form a (relatively) flat surface?

If one were to wander the infinite plane for an eternity, one would encounter all manner of surface shapes and forms.

Quote from: markjo on February 16, 2011, 06:03:27 PM

But how would an infinite earth form a (relatively) flat surface?

If one were to wander the infinite plane for an eternity, one would encounter all manner of surface shapes and forms.

I think it was a Flat Earther that actually proved with maths that your conclusion is not necessarily true.

Quote from: fluffycornsnake on February 16, 2011, 06:06:22 PM

Quote from: markjo on February 16, 2011, 06:03:27 PM

But how would an infinite earth form a (relatively) flat surface?

If one were to wander the infinite plane for an eternity, one would encounter all manner of surface shapes and forms.

I think it was a Flat Earther that actually proved with maths that your conclusion is not necessarily true.

Its only true if the creation is random. For example, a perfectly flat plane has no bumps, although it goes on forever.

 In the begining God created the heaven and the earth.

In the begining God [...]

How do you know?

In the begining God created the heavens and the earth.

What evidence do you have for your outlandish claim?

The FE didn't form. It always was.

The FE didn't form. It always was.

Is time linear?

The FE didn't form. It always was.

Exactly.

Don't even mention God or the bible here, you will be ripped to shreds by our European communist friends on this forum. By the way Fluffy Corn I love your avatar, I just watched the movie Tombstone.

European communist friends on this forum.

Why are you puzzled dear Beorn, its a fact that most Europeans are not religious. I actually think its a good thing. The communist part of course was a joke. All is well Slim Shady.

The FE didn't form. It always was.

well that ends the thread.
Is that true in all FE models?

Don't even mention God or the bible here, you will be ripped to shreds by our European communist friends on this forum. By the way Fluffy Corn I love your avatar, I just watched the movie Tombstone.

Sorry, I didn't mean to rip you to shreds with my incredibly malevolent question: "How do you know?"

How do I know what?

How do I know what?

I had you and hoppy mixed up, oops. Anyway, all the European communists on this forum are bastards.

Don't even mention God or the bible here, you will be ripped to shreds by our European communist friends on this forum. By the way Fluffy Corn I love your avatar, I just watched the movie Tombstone.

 That's ok,I may be ripped to shreds. God won't be.
 
 The Euorcoms are just looking to shed their chains.

Well I love Europe but I also love God. lol

Quote from: Tom Bishop on February 16, 2011, 10:45:22 PM

The FE didn't form. It always was.

well that ends the thread.
Is that true in all FE models?

No, obviously religious models (not well presented on this site) are excluded from this.  There are also some older models that make use of a creation.

To me, if one believe sin a Cambridge model its likely the creation event is what caused UA.  That or an infinite plane at the end of the universe pulling us towards it with some sort of localized gravitational shielding due to whatever phenom.  Obviously the Cambridge model is bunk though.