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In reply to the discussion: Just watched the new Netflix documentary on Flat-Earthers. [View all]Johnny2X2X
(24,117 posts)23. I'll watch this
These people are not any different from those that think the earth is 6000 years old.
Is the basis of their beliefs for most of them the Bible? Because it talks about a tree or a tower that could be seen from every corner of the earth?
A lot of people are Christian and don't believe nonsense like a 6000 year old or a flat earth. But there are some pretty silly things you have to believe to call yourself a Christian even if you don't believe those two.
I always laugh when Christians criticize Scientology and its crazy as heck sounding story of origins. Scientology is zany and out there, but no more out there than Christianity.
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I'll try it. I have a feeling your synopsis will be more interesting than the actual documentary :)
patricia92243
Feb 2019
#4
They suffer from the same intellectual deficit as Trumplodytes and creationists--
Panich52
Feb 2019
#7
That experiment is in this movie, but not the coverage of the party, that I remember.
DanTex
Feb 2019
#11
No, it's not about that - it's that they think the inhabitants of the southern hemisphere are lying
muriel_volestrangler
Feb 2019
#19