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Sounds like the end of the thread then. Stuart

You must really like his shirt. Stuart

Hilarious. Tell us another. Stuart

Yes I do. Stuart

Mass distorts space-time. Your sense of weight is due to the distortion of space-time that is due to your mass and the mass of the earth. No need for globes or spinning or assumptions or magnets or allegations or even the word gravity there. Your turn. Stuart

There's no such thing as "pulling a beer", DFT, the beer "flows down" into the glass. Stuart

And don't forget the dangerous white bikers: Stuart

It would be quite amusing to have some of those hard-core flat earthers, of whatever religious belief or none, the kind who give lectures at flat earth conferences, to come into this thread and tell them off for doing such a poor job. Stuart

You don't really know what you are talking about, either, do you. Stuart

Yes, that is a fair summary of what I was saying. Stuart

I made it already, and that was after Cabinetmaker made it. I'm not sure that rephrasing it yet again is going to help much. You're not very well qualified for this, are you. Knight has questioned whether christianity is benefiting very much from your efforts in this thread. I question how...

Oh dear, the poor flat earthers. Too ignorant to understand basic science, but committed to believing indefensible dribble nonetheless. You asked for this, and you are loving it. Stuart

That is exactly what you wished for. So, here it is. Stuart

I am not assuming anything. I want to know how you answer Cabinetmaker's question. What, in your opinion, is this property that we apparently acquire when we climb up onto the chair? Stuart

It's a very simple point that Cabinetmaker raises. What is your model that explains how you can climb up on a chair, and gain some property that then makes you speed up directly downwards when you step off the chair? You then don't have that property any longer, unless you are then standing...

From my point of view this is a good reason not to be a christian, something on which we would no doubt disagree. However, I am amazed how many christians don't seem to understand the simple point of theology that you make. Theistic evolution is a good example. It is a particularly confused...

Some of the most convincing flat-earth arguments in the whole thread. Must be time for 'That's all, folks', mustn't it? Stuart

Does this mean telling lies makes you an unreliable person when it comes to being an example of faith in action, and so forth? Stuart

You have got to be joking. Stuart

That sentence doesn't even parse. Which is also an applicable word when you remove the p. Stuart