Truly, again, I agree. As with my namesake, Galileo, we need to prove this theory wrong against a group which founded it upon invented evidence, ignoring facts. Thus, they will not accept facts under any circumstances, making this the most futile effort we have ever made in our lives. Nevertheless, I need to point out that to form an infinite plane would require, well, infinite resources. Where would these resources be produced from? I myself am Catholic, but believe in a profitable merger of science and faith. The Flat Earthers, to subscribe to an "infinite plain", would have to believe perfectly in creationism, and also that our Lord has nothing better to do than create a gigantic expanse of ice to puzzle us. Also, we would need magical powers to hold this world together, and maybe just assume that the sky is a giant bowl with air in it, with little windows for stars, and the cherubs watch and laugh at our puny ignorance of the all powerful plain that surrounds us. Come now, use the one thing that sets humanity ahead of it's primate counterparts, its reason. Of course, sometimes I am led to believe that there's a reason the word Reason has the same first letter as Round. Divine aliteration, maybe?