Preach flat earth and lead people to Christ.
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The seven ways the word matrix is used within the bible depending on context know what your using and how
1. surrounding substance that gives form or origin to anything; a womb.
2. (n.) The womb.
3. (n.) The cavity in which anything is formed, and which gives it shape; a die; a mold, as for the face of a type.
4. (n.) The earthy or stony substance in which metallic ores or crystallized minerals are found; the gangue.
5. (n.) The five simple colors, black, white, blue, red, and yellow, of which all the rest are composed.
6. (n.) The lifeless portion of tissue, either animal or vegetable, situated between the cells; the intercellular substance.
7. (n.) A rectangular arrangement of symbols in rows and columns. The symbols may express quantities or operations.
1. surrounding substance that gives form or origin to anything; a womb.
2. (n.) The womb.
3. (n.) The cavity in which anything is formed, and which gives it shape; a die; a mold, as for the face of a type.
4. (n.) The earthy or stony substance in which metallic ores or crystallized minerals are found; the gangue.
5. (n.) The five simple colors, black, white, blue, red, and yellow, of which all the rest are composed.
6. (n.) The lifeless portion of tissue, either animal or vegetable, situated between the cells; the intercellular substance.
7. (n.) A rectangular arrangement of symbols in rows and columns. The symbols may express quantities or operations.
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This has been a very fun thread. The stuff I just don't get to learn every day.
Don't trust photos from the Internet, because they can be CGI, BUT here's a photo that I can personally guarantee, although I didn't take it. I found it on the Internet.
And, there is only one angle an object can be seen. All other angles are fake. So only trust the one angle from an Internet sourced photo, although you can't trust any Internet photos, because they could be doctored, and I alone know which are real and which aren't, even if I didn't take the photo. I found it on the Internet.
So, this is my contribution to the frivolity of this thread.
Teddy bears do not exist. We know this, because what else could project exactly what a teddy bear is other than a photo of one, and they can be doctored.
So this does not exist.
And I can prove this does not exist, because look at the difference between that picture and this picture.
See it? Yeah, can't be the same two bears because there are four bears (look closely), not two bears, they aren't wearing the same clothes, it's outside, (if it could be outside, because Internet pictures, so don't trust anything you see on the Internet), and the angle is wrong. It's obvious the first photo is doctored too, because look at the fur. Much more matted in the second photo than the first. AND, if you don't agree with me, you're just too closed-minded.
Because, the Internet does distort photos to say whatever they want it to say. Here's the proof.
That's the smaller teddy bear from both photos, and look how someone CGI'd him*! Can't even tell that's is a teddy bear anymore! Evil Internet!
* In truth, the last photo was supposed to be that teddy bear collecting corn pollen in a stainless steel bowl, but I got mostly bowl, with a mere reflection of part of that bear. (I don't know squat how to CGI anything. I "bearly" know how to take a photo.) I hope you enjoyed my added silliness to this otherwise perfectly silly thread.
Don't trust photos from the Internet, because they can be CGI, BUT here's a photo that I can personally guarantee, although I didn't take it. I found it on the Internet.
And, there is only one angle an object can be seen. All other angles are fake. So only trust the one angle from an Internet sourced photo, although you can't trust any Internet photos, because they could be doctored, and I alone know which are real and which aren't, even if I didn't take the photo. I found it on the Internet.
So, this is my contribution to the frivolity of this thread.
Teddy bears do not exist. We know this, because what else could project exactly what a teddy bear is other than a photo of one, and they can be doctored.
So this does not exist.
And I can prove this does not exist, because look at the difference between that picture and this picture.
See it? Yeah, can't be the same two bears because there are four bears (look closely), not two bears, they aren't wearing the same clothes, it's outside, (if it could be outside, because Internet pictures, so don't trust anything you see on the Internet), and the angle is wrong. It's obvious the first photo is doctored too, because look at the fur. Much more matted in the second photo than the first. AND, if you don't agree with me, you're just too closed-minded.
Because, the Internet does distort photos to say whatever they want it to say. Here's the proof.
That's the smaller teddy bear from both photos, and look how someone CGI'd him*! Can't even tell that's is a teddy bear anymore! Evil Internet!
* In truth, the last photo was supposed to be that teddy bear collecting corn pollen in a stainless steel bowl, but I got mostly bowl, with a mere reflection of part of that bear. (I don't know squat how to CGI anything. I "bearly" know how to take a photo.) I hope you enjoyed my added silliness to this otherwise perfectly silly thread.
I would just like to add that cloud cover on the earth changes too as in just take a look at a satellite picture when Florida has a hurricane and try to view the state usually under cloud cover all you can see is the big hole in in middle of the hurricane that is covering a lot of territory. So when you can't see a lot of the earth there is probably a lot of cloud cover.
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Here ya go north and south....
Also, from the white horse's mouth:
Nasa releases first picture of the whole Earth taken in 43 years | The Independent
I traveled in an airplane a lot when I was in the military and curvature was not seen by me or anyone in an airplane ever, and I learned about evolution and liberal agendas such as decriminalized prostitution in college.
What is your point with these genuine questions? Do you respect institutional education and think curvature can be seen from an airplane? Very misguided.
I have no questions for you.
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