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A simple google search reveals youtube videos and books on how the world is flat. It ain't flat. swrc is not a valid source of biblical scholarshp, Douglas Pet
by RogerL 4y ago
A simple google search reveals youtube videos and books on how the world is flat. It ain't flat.
swrc is not a valid source of biblical scholarshp, Douglas Petrovich publishes fringe theories and is not someone you want to be citing for biblical research. To wit, he argues that the tower of babel is the only reasonable explanation for the number of languages we have in the world. He is self proclaimed inerrantist and creationist[1]. Why? Because God talked to him and told him it was true. This is not scholarship. That linked video (mine, not yours) is pretty interesting - he talks about being rejected in academia, colleagues won't speak to him, etc. He unfortunately interprets this as rejection of the Christian God, not because his 'research' is shoddy and unsupported, and takes it as proof that he is right. I don't say this to mock him, he is in tears at the end, but to point out he isn't doing scholarship and isn't considered a reliable source in academia.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJbY-y97Yao https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJbY-y97Yao
- teleforce 4y agoPlease do not conflate the case for Jewish settlement in Egypt with the flat earth theory. The former does not have enough convincing evidences yet to be found while the latter is straight up denial of the truth despite the numerous clear evidences. Please check videos of the Real Mount Sinai as explained in the Bilble (Old Testament) as being shared in my other comments and other sites.