Now that is a conspiracy theory!!!!Ken wrote:Strictly speaking, the earth is not a perfect sphere, but is slightly pear shaped and oblong.
Every NASA picture and Google Earth show it as perfectly round!
Now that is a conspiracy theory!!!!Ken wrote:Strictly speaking, the earth is not a perfect sphere, but is slightly pear shaped and oblong.
I’ve heard the Illuminati are guarding so no one gets close to the edge.Dan Z wrote:I'd propose a great homeschool group trip to view the edge of the earth. It must be a spectacular site - certainly there is a state or national park there.violet wrote:Our homeschool group just had a new family move in who supports the flat earth theory. They would like to take all of the teens of the group and lead activities with them. I am quite hesitant.
Marilyn and JFK are out there...along with Elvis.hillperson wrote:I’ve heard the Illuminati are guarding so no one gets close to the edge.Dan Z wrote:I'd propose a great homeschool group trip to view the edge of the earth. It must be a spectacular site - certainly there is a state or national park there.violet wrote:Our homeschool group just had a new family move in who supports the flat earth theory. They would like to take all of the teens of the group and lead activities with them. I am quite hesitant.
Heresy. Away with this nonsense. Next they're going to claim the moon isn't made of cheese!Wade wrote:Now that is a conspiracy theory!!!!Ken wrote:Strictly speaking, the earth is not a perfect sphere, but is slightly pear shaped and oblong.
Every NASA picture and Google Earth show it as perfectly round!
You mean, my proposal to stop world hunger with the harvest moon could fall flat...mike wrote:Heresy. Away with this nonsense. Next they're going to claim the moon isn't made of cheese!Wade wrote:Now that is a conspiracy theory!!!!Ken wrote:Strictly speaking, the earth is not a perfect sphere, but is slightly pear shaped and oblong.
Every NASA picture and Google Earth show it as perfectly round!
It would be worth the trip to see those cultural icons with white hair, walkers, and hearing aids.joshuabgood wrote:Marilyn and JFK are out there...along with Elvis.hillperson wrote:I’ve heard the Illuminati are guarding so no one gets close to the edge.Dan Z wrote: I'd propose a great homeschool group trip to view the edge of the earth. It must be a spectacular site - certainly there is a state or national park there.
I think flat earth theory ... falls ... flat on its face.barnhart wrote:A few years ago I met a cousin I haven't seen in a while and her husband who I had never met. During the conversation I was taken back to learn he is a convinced flat earth theorist. I see from google this idea is on the rise. Just curious how common it is among mennonites.
I haven’t heard this, and I happen to be a Book of Enoch aficionado.Heirbyadoption wrote:Not trying to necessarily rejuvenate a Flat Earth discussion, but am curious (for those of you with Flat Earth acquaintances) if the Book of Enoch comes up in their arguments at all? We have a couple who are pushing it...