So let's talk about how the Bible says that the Earth is flat:
On one hand, based on several passages the authors of the Bible appear to have considered the world they lived on to be flat and therefor there's a big overlap between people who believe the Bible and people who believe the Earth is flat and the Bible tells us so.
On the other hand we've got more reasonable Bible-believing Christians, or at least Christians who want the book to be taken seriously, who have to deny and explain away such passages because well...the Earth ain't flat lol.
Personally i agree with the flat earthers that the Bible says the Earth is flat. At least that's the impression i've got from people who actually study the thing in Hebrew.
Bonus question: For the Christian who reject Evolution, how do we justify an unscientific interpretation in that case but reject it in the case of flat earth?
On the other hand we've got more reasonable Bible-believing Christians, or at least Christians who want the book to be taken seriously, who have to deny and explain away such passages because well...the Earth ain't flat lol.
Personally i agree with the flat earthers that the Bible says the Earth is flat. At least that's the impression i've got from people who actually study the thing in Hebrew.
Bonus question: For the Christian who reject Evolution, how do we justify an unscientific interpretation in that case but reject it in the case of flat earth?
