[twinc]

it seems the Church,Scriptures,God were right all along - but of course how could it have been otherwise - just type in galileo was wrong in your search box and read all about it - twinc

[Brad]

Oh dear. It's a real site.

In an interview with Der Spiegel last year, the first evidentiary fact he gave for geocentrism (and presumably therefore one of the the strongest in his estimation) was a quote from Max Tegmark who led the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotrophy Probe in 2001 who said: ‘our entire observable universe is in this sphere of radius 13.3 billion light years, with us at the centre’.

Someone should point out that ‘the universe’ and ‘the observable universe’ aren’t the same thing. You’re always, by definition, at the centre of the observable universe, wherever you are.

[twinc]

Originally Posted by Brad

Oh dear. It's a real site.

In an interview with Der Spiegel last year, the first evidentiary fact he gave for geocentrism (and presumably therefore one of the the strongest in his estimation) was a quote from Max Tegmark who led the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotrophy Probe in 2001 who said: ‘our entire observable universe is in this sphere of radius 13.3 billion light years, with us at the centre’.

Someone should point out that ‘the universe’ and ‘the observable universe’ aren’t the same thing. You’re always, by definition, at the centre of the observable universe, wherever you are.

but it does not move not just on his say so but according to Scriptures and God - so Galileo was wrong and how could it be otherwise - twinc

[twinc]

Originally Posted by Brad

Oh dear. It's a real site.

In an interview with Der Spiegel last year, the first evidentiary fact he gave for geocentrism (and presumably therefore one of the the strongest in his estimation) was a quote from Max Tegmark who led the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotrophy Probe in 2001 who said: ‘our entire observable universe is in this sphere of radius 13.3 billion light years, with us at the centre’.

Someone should point out that ‘the universe’ and ‘the observable universe’ aren’t the same thing. You’re always, by definition, at the centre of the observable universe, wherever you are.

was it a question of you are or the earth is and how about geocentrism seconded by Scriptures and God - surely it was Galileo that more than likely got it wrong - type in scripturecatholic in search box and click and scroll down L/H column to Science/Geocentrism - twinc

[Amadeus]

Originally Posted by twinc

but it does not move not just on his say so but according to Scriptures and God - so Galileo was wrong and how could it be otherwise - twinc

Consider for a moment, if you will my friend, that our good friend, Brad, is an atheist, although he has a better spirit than many who call themselves Christian. I hope that this helps.

[thelowlyfisherman]

Originally Posted by Brad

Oh dear. It's a real site.

In an interview with Der Spiegel last year, the first evidentiary fact he gave for geocentrism (and presumably therefore one of the the strongest in his estimation) was a quote from Max Tegmark who led the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotrophy Probe in 2001 who said: ‘our entire observable universe is in this sphere of radius 13.3 billion light years, with us at the centre’.

Someone should point out that ‘the universe’ and ‘the observable universe’ aren’t the same thing. You’re always, by definition, at the centre of the observable universe, wherever you are.

Kiljoy!
You just have to ruin it don't you.

[thelowlyfisherman]

Science can purify religion from error and superstition. Religion can purify science from idolatry and false absolutes.
Pope John Paul II

[Brad]

Originally Posted by thelowlyfisherman

Science can purify religion from error and superstition.

Would that were the case...

[thelowlyfisherman]

"Religion can purify science from idolatry and false absolutes."
Ain't that the truth.