cicerone imposter wrote:That's not what set said. You are making assumptions about the blue sky and wet water compared to the flat earth beliefs of over two thousand years ago. You are trying to compare apples and carrots.
really?
Setanta wrote:Not necessarily . . .
That would simply be the most gross case of argumentum ad populum . . . it would not be unreasonable to assert that at one time, every human on earth believed that the sun orbits the earth . . .
Anatole France says it best: If fifty million people say a foolish thing, it is still a foolish thing.
Maybe some run from what might be true.
I make no assumptions on this matter....for I am only a man.
Denying one truth (no man can agree with another on all things)(all men are unique)
By using another truth
(if all men agreed)
That could simply be the most gross case of
argumentum ad populum . . . it would not be unreasonable to assert that at one time, every human on earth believed that the sun orbits the earth . . .
Truth cannot defeat truth....it supports it. For it is all from the same source. No authority divided against itself can stand.
God might be the only real authority for which to rely on.