They can't drop below the horizon if there's nowhere under the horizon for them to go.
If they went out of our perspective, they would get smaller and smaller and fade away.
It's nothing like what happens. It doesn't fade away into the distance, it clearly drops below the horizon. The bottom of it gradually disappears below the horizon, and more and more disappears below the horizon, until there's nothing left, and it gets dark.At sunset this is exactly what happens.
It's nothing like what happens. It doesn't fade away into the distance, it clearly drops below the horizon. The bottom of it gradually disappears below the horizon, and more and more disappears below the horizon, until there's nothing left, and it gets dark.
I think the Earth slowly rotates. A full revolution every 24 hours. I would think that you'd be familiar with this idea by now, even if you don't believe it happens.So where do you think the sun actually goes ?
Light sources are always visible even when their angular size is less than our eyes can discriminate.The only place they go is out of our perspective.
The sun's angular size does not change throughout the day, which it would have to if the earth were flat.At sunset this is exactly what happens. it gets smaller & smaller until darkness falls
Because the Earth is rotatingthe sun doesn't actually fade away it is rising elsewhere in the east.
You have now entered fantasy land. This does not even line up with the claims of flat earthers.Over night the sun passes through North gate and then rises in the East gate.
I would think that you'd be familiar with this idea by now, even if you don't believe it happens.
Because the Earth is rotating
You have now entered fantasy land. This does not even line up with the claims of flat earthers.
How does it follow that the earth rotating will have any effect on where stars are located? (Answer: it doesn't)Rubbish, if the earths rotating what stops the constellations (which we see the same year after year, keeping their order ) from wondering off all over the place ?
I'll let you argue that one with your fellow flat earthers. You don't agree with what you posted earlier, let alone what most flat earthers claim.But it does in the book of Enoch, he explains all the gates of the sun & the moon, even the windows of heaven which were opened during Noah's flood
The book of Enoch isn't BiblicalBut it does in the book of Enoch, he explains all the gates of the sun & the moon, even the windows of heaven which were opened during Noah's flood.
Even while it is included in the Ethiopian Orthodox Canon, the Orthodox have different tiers of "canon", the pinnacle of which are the Gospels, followed by Acts and the Epistles, followed by the Psalms etc. with Enoch being at the very bottom. It is certainly not used as the basis for any Church doctrine.The book of Enoch isn't Biblical
We've discussed this before.
The book of Enoch isn't Biblical
We've discussed this before.
It is certainly not used as the basis for any Church doctrine.
You can't help what you've read; you don't have to believe it.I know, but............... I can't help what I've read.
I'm reading a book at the moment which shows how Jesus is foretold by, and appears in, the OT - and it was written by a Jewish Rabbi!