[geocentrism] Re: geocentrism
- From: Jack Lewis <jack.lewis@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 16 Mar 2008 09:49:02 +0000
Dear Philip,
To some degree I think you are correct however I would liken the
geocentrist's position tp that of a creationist's. Since we cannot
'prove' the existence of God in a way that MS would accept; because it
is of the metaphysical, we can however use science to falsify MS's
materialist attempts to explain our existence and origins. This aapplies
to all areas of science.
Jack
philip madsen wrote:
Geocentrism as a science.
I know you all have noted my often presented defense of main stream
science, not that I want to debunk geocentrism, but to be just plain fair.
Perhaps it needs to be said outright...
I have just spent several minutes looking at the side by side
animations (GWW.) of the daily orbits of the solar system from both
the geocentric and heliocentric perspective.
It cannot be denied when considering all the natural motions of the
planets around the central sun, as shown in both systems, that to
claim an unmoving and central earth is very very unique, and
goes against the natural order presented by the rest of the cosmos.
Indeed against our own experimental evidence in earth bound laboratories.
Its unfair to say otherwise.. Its going to require unique science to
prove our claim, which we base solely on a supernatural/theological
position.
Philip.
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