To All Spammers And Forum Trolls

Do I believe liberty means anyone should be apble to express their views freely no matter how foolish those views and no matter how much I may personally disagree with those views?
Yes.

Wouldn't this statement also apply to those censored or banned for posts that disagree with the flat earth concept?

My post was unfairly deleted. I was asking a good question, and had so much to back it up with pictures.

But i named it Earth Pornography.
The only picture in it was a picture of the Earth.
Is there something wrong with the picture of the Earth, is it because it shows a round earth?

Quote from: "Jack Mehoff"

Wouldn't this statement also apply to those censored or banned for posts that disagree with the flat earth concept?

Not one single person has ever been banned (or censored) on this forum for disagreeing with the flat earth theory.

my al-quaeda conspiracy thread was deleted twice.

Do I believe the Earth is Flat?
No

Do I believe that belief in the Flat Earth is stupid and scientifically unsound?
Yes

Do I beleive in liberty?
Yes
Do I believe liberty means anyone should be apble to express their views freely no matter how foolish those views and no matter how much I may personally disagree with those views?
Yes.

These forums harm no one. Propaganda is not spread here, their is free debate which makes evident the flaws in the FE model. Clever informed debate by people who have read the FAQ.
So essentially, if you have something constructive to add to the forum please do so.
If not the Internet is vast and contains multitudes where you could be amusing yourself.BUt if you think that spamming into oblivion a website that encourages thedebate of moronic but harmless theories is some great moral victory you delude yourselfs and debase the noble concept of Liberty
An enraged
Cinlef

Quote from: "Jack Mehoff"

Wouldn't this statement also apply to those censored or banned for posts that disagree with the flat earth concept?

Not one single person has ever been banned (or censored) on this forum for disagreeing with the flat earth theory.

Wrong I was banned, and I had to make a new account.

Wrong I was banned, and I had to make a new account.

Do I believe the Earth is Flat?
No

An enraged
Cinlef

Quote from: "sven1988uk"

Wrong I was banned, and I had to make a new account.

You were banned, but not for disagreeing with the flat earth theory.

Contridiction, you said you've never banned anyone?

Quote from: "Jack Mehoff"

Wouldn't this statement also apply to those censored or banned for posts that disagree with the flat earth concept?

Not one single person has ever been banned (or censored) on this forum for disagreeing with the flat earth theory.[/u]

You were banned, but not for disagreeing with the flat earth theory.

Since most of the proof seems to come from the bible, I was discrediting it.

The Ends of the Earth

The angel Uriel guided Enoch in most of his travels. They made several trips to the ends of the earth, where the dome of heaven came down to the surface. For instance, Enoch says:

    I went to the extreme ends of the earth and saw there huge beasts, each different from the other and different birds (also) differing from one another in appearance, beauty, and voice. And to the east of those beasts, I saw the ultimate ends of the earth which rests on the heaven. And the gates of heaven were open, and I saw how the stars of heaven come out...(1 Enoch 33:1-2).

(The sharp-eyed reader will note what I suspect is an editing error in the Isaac translation. The earth resting on the heaven makes no sense. R. H. Charles has “whereon the heaven rests.”)

Again, Enoch says, “I went in the direction of the north, to the extreme ends of the earth, and there at the extreme end of the whole world I saw a great and glorious seat. There (also) I saw three open gates of heaven; when it blows cold, hail, frost, snow, dew, and rain, through each one of the (gates) the winds proceed in the northwesterly direction (1 Enoch 34:1-2).” This accords well with Jeremiah 51:16 which says, “he brings up the mist from the ends of the earth, he opens rifts for the rain and brings the wind out of his storehouses.” In subsequent chapters, Enoch journeys “to the extreme ends of the earth” in the west, south, and east. In each place he saw three more “open gates of heaven.”

There were other things to be seen at the ends of the earth. Earlier, we deferred discussion of the King James version of Job 26:7, “He stretcheth out the north over the empty place, and hangeth the earth upon nothing.” On several occasions when Enoch and the angel are out beyond the dome of heaven, Enoch comments that there is nothing above or below. For instance, “And I came to an empty place. And I saw (there) neither a heaven above nor an earth below, but a chaotic and terrible place (1 Enoch 21:1-2).” Could this be the kind of nothingness referred to in Job?

An angel also showed Enoch the storerooms of the winds (18:1) and the cornerstone of the earth (18:2).

Conclusion

From their geographical and historical context, one would expect the ancient Hebrews to have a flat-earth cosmology. Indeed, from the very beginning, ultra-orthodox Christians have been flat-earthers, arguing that to believe otherwise is to deny the literal truth of the Bible. The flat-earth implications of the Bible were rediscovered and popularized by English-speaking Christians in the mid-19th century. Liberal scriptural scholars later derived the same view. Thus, students with remarkably disparate points of view independently concluded that the ancient Hebrews had a flat-earth cosmology, often deriving this view from scripture alone. Their conclusions were dramatically confirmed by the rediscovery of 1 Enoch.

There is much evidence in these books which asumes the world is flat.