[geocentrism] Re: Celestial Poles

No apology needed Neville.. We all are responsible for building up our own 
expectations. I think it was myself who first suggested stopping the world and 
taking a picture every day. It took me a long time to work out how that would 
not happen, even after Regners explanations.  Now we have the problem of 
finding another argument.. LOL  

Philip. 


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Neville Jones 
  To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2007 10:51 AM
  Subject: [geocentrism] Celestial Poles


  Dear All,

  I respected Regner's request not to immediately respond to his last posting, 
but instead have been giving this whole matter very careful consideration.

  There is now no doubt in my mind that the 24-hour images about the ecliptic 
polar axis are always going to be snapshots of the diurnal rotation in the 
heliocentric model and I concede, therefore, that the celestial poles argument 
does not disprove the heliocentric model.

  Steven and my web site will be amended in the near future, God willing, to 
reflect this retraction.

  I would just like to thank you all for some excellent debating and for the 
many illustrations that several of you have provided. I hope that none of you 
feel that your efforts were either wasted or unappreciated.

  This topic will not be closed yet, since Allen has not had a chance to fully 
digest Regner's post. If he concedes, as I have, then we will close it off, 
otherwise he will now have one more to convince!

  I hope that our little forum family is strengthened by this discussion and 
that each one of us has learnt something from it, I know that I have. If, 
however, anyone feels disappointed, then I apologise to you for building your 
hopes up.

  Best wishes,

  Neville
  www.GeocentricUniverse.com 


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