The Flat Earth Revisited This book supports and develops the flat Earth perspective, but with a twist. It describes how the flat Earth view is enhanced by certain discoveries made during the space age, a time that we are still in, which…
The Flat Earth Revisited This book supports and develops the flat Earth perspective, but with a twist. It describes how the flat Earth view is enhanced by certain discoveries made during the space age, a time that we are still in, which includes the former race to the Moon between the US and the USSR during the 1960s and early 1970s. The book argues not only for the inviolability of the Holy Scriptures and what they tell us about the true nature of the world, but, perhaps for the first time, for the truth about many of the astounding technological developments of our age, such as the Moon landings, satellites, and space stations, that, when examined, tell us more about how the world is actually configured. Most people accept the global Earth media narrative without question, but the actual configuration of the world is as strange and surprising as it is true. This book provides plentiful new evidence that the world is not a spinning globe hurtling through space on an endless journey to nowhere, but a flat and immovable plane. It explains the negative effects that a global Earth worldview has on our thoughts, ideas, and actions, and why it should be changed.
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