Posted on 03/16/2012 9:47:14 AM PDT by frank46
Factoid the Santa Maria, Pinto, and the Nina was pulled not by sails but by Algae.
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Hey zero...who was it that shut down the space program???
Is Obama really so stupid as to not know the world was known to be spherical when Columbus sailed?
Job 26:7 . . .the earth is suspended in space on nothing.
Isaiah 40:22 . . .”the circle of the earth” I don’t know what the original word was but I read somewhere that it could also be translated as ‘sphere’.
Liberal scholars say Job was written 5th-6th century BC, conservative scholars 1700-1900 BC.
Isaiah. . .740-680 BC.
Columbus sailed. . .1492 AD. But BOzo should know all this, what with him being a Christian and all. ;)
You’re both right. The earth’s spherical shape was known well into antiquity, even the approximate size. Obama is a “flat-earther” if anyone is, because he thinks socialism works despite ample evidence to the contrary.
At this point in history we should be building the Santa Maria spaceship to begin populating Mars. Instead our Queen Isabama borrows from the Chinese to fund foodstamps.
And who is it that cut NASA’s budget!
Just like the 1800's.
That would be the century before last.
It’s common knowledge that Hayes also rejected microprocessors.
Just a little information for ya...
The Sumerians back in 4500BC knew the earth was round and that their gods came from another planet. Knowledge has regressed since that ancient civilization. Obama is the epitome of man reverting back to his former state.
Excellent post.
It is the Democrats that want to hang on to the status quo.
They are the ones who do not want change. Despite the fact that change would bring about the change he was talking about, he, and they, would object, and are.
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