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To almost everyone in history through to today,
the Earth looks flat.
the Earth looks flat.
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To almost everyone in history through to today, the Earth looks flat.
It also looks like where ever you are, you are at the center of a circle.To almost everyone in history through to today,
the Earth looks flat.
The higher your viewpoint, the wider the circle.It also looks like where ever you are, you are at the center of a circle.
And you can look up and see infinity.You, personally, are right at this moment at the exact centre of the observable universe.
That used to do my head in when I was a child. I'd look up at the night sky, and just thinking about it just going on and on without end would start giving me a headache.And you can look up and see infinity.
I always saw it the other way. I imagined a small rock on the dark side of a small cold planet circling a dying star in a non descript solar system in the outer limits of a small galaxy well outside the observable universe. Forever out of our reach. It serves no purpose. It has sat there while life arose here and evolved into intelligence. It will still be there when all known and future civilisations on this planet are dust.That used to do my head in when I was a child. I'd look up at the night sky, and just thinking about it just going on and on without end would start giving me a headache.
I now see it as a reflection of the infinite nature of our creator, just as the flat earth snow globe reflects a finite creator. I don't believe in the God of the flat earth because he simply isn't worthy of glory. The God of the observed universe, with its planets orbiting stars, which themselves orbit their galactic centre with millions of other stars, with innumerable galaxies spread out over the vastness of space, now that is a God worthy of glory and worship!