User talk:Truth seeker

Wikipedia is not a place for nutty fringe theories. And why are you deleting the links? Evercat 20:19, 15 Oct 2004 (UTC)

Still, if you really must write up this stuff, I suggest you make a new page for it, modern geocentrism or something like that. You should note the religious motivations for the theory, describe its relationship with creationism, etc.... Evercat 20:21, 15 Oct 2004 (UTC)

I've even started that page for you... Evercat 20:46, 15 Oct 2004 (UTC)

In addition to the problem of parallax which I've noted on Talk:Heliocentrism, would you care to explain why God would set everything up so that it appeared from Earth that it's not in any way a fixed centre of the universe, but rather that the ordinary laws of motion and gravitation which physicists tell us about apply to Earth just like everything else? Is he deliberately trying to mislead us? It makes no sense... Evercat 11:47, 16 Oct 2004 (UTC)

The ordinary laws of gravitation do apply to the earth as well as everything. The gravitational force of the unverse would have to cancel at the center (the earth) for this to work. Certainly God could arrange this. Truth_seeker.

You've not answered my question: why would God arrange everything so that it seemed as if geocentrism was false? Also:

what's pulling the Sun around the Earth?
you still haven't told me about parallax...

Evercat 20:36, 25 Oct 2004 (UTC)