[Ha Ha Thats Very Logical]

As for the Bible verse you are alluding to, there is no reason to assume that it means that the Earth does not move.

I guess this is another place where the Bible suddenly turns metaphorical rather than literal and you just have to "know" which is which?

[editor-surveyor]

I guess this is another place where the Bible suddenly turns metaphorical rather than literal and you just have to "know" which is which?

You too!

Wow, zero understanding of basic physics. The Earth could very well be static in the universe, with the entire cosmos posessing an angular moment about the axis of the Earth, but since we lack a point of reference outside of the cosmos, there is no way that it would be detectable.

As Einstein said, all coordinate systems are equivalent mathematically.

[GodGunsGuts]

See #18

[metmom]

I guess this is another place where the Bible suddenly turns metaphorical rather than literal and you just have to "know" which is which?

If evos didn't demand that Christians and creationists take the entire Bible literally, they'd have no ammunition to use against them.

The only way evos can argue against creationism/Christianity, is to misrepresent them and what they believe so that they can knock down the strawman they erected.