Well, what I'm preaching about today is called the Flat Earth.
And I'm sure you guys have heard of this theory before,
but I'm sure you've never heard it from somebody who actually studied the Bible.
What you're looking at is not a perfect example,
but this is essentially what the Flat Earth looks like.
So you have to believe in the Big Bang to believe that the Earth is a sphere.
You don't get to pick.
So I'm showing this to the camera, but you take a look at it.
And this may sound funny to you, right?
It may sound like weird, but I'm not crazy.
I hope not.
Watched on the airplane, and I'm watching on the airplane,
and he's going through the fact that in the summer months,
the sun never goes all the way down.
Now, you've heard of Alaska and Norway
being the land of the midnight sun, where in the summer,
the sun never goes down.
Or in the winter, they'll have months of just total darkness.
Well, here's the thing.
It's the same in Antarctica, same exact phenomenon,
where you have months of just total light
and months of total darkness.
Now, these flat earthers will sit there and say,
oh, well, we have this model of the Earth that works.
It's a flat Earth, and it's like a disk.
And then they show the sun going around in a circle
above the disk, going like this.
Basically, the sun gets closer to the middle in the summer
and then further out in the winter, OK?
So in the winter, it's going around
like the outside of the disk.
And then the summer, it's going on the inside of the disk.
And they say, see, this explains all the seasons.
This explains everything.
This explains Alaska and Norway and all the phenomena.
But here's the thing.
The Southern Hemisphere, again, is completely ruined.
Because they don't even believe that Antarctica is real.
So they believe that Antarctica-- if you think about it--
because remember, they're peeling the globe out.
They basically believe that Antarctica
is like an ice ring all the way around the outside.
That that's the edge of the dome.
You know, the dome in the disk?
Because we're in a giant snow globe, according to them.
So basically, you've got this ice ring.
So in that model then, if you're on the edge of that ring
and they got the sun going around in a circle,
you'd basically just have the sun go by you for a few hours
and be in darkness the rest of the time.
Think about it, is everybody thinking?
I know this is complicated stuff.
But here's their disk, right?
So if the sun's going around in a circle
and you're on the edge of that circle in Antarctica,
then you'd see the sun pass you by
and then you'd have to wait a while,
wait a long time to see it again.
Sometimes it'd be closer than others, brighter than others,
higher in the sky than others, but that's what it'd be.
Well, this guy, I'm watching this film,
nothing to do with this foolishness of a flat earth,
but I'm watching this film and I get around, you know,
minute whatever and I nudge Paul and I said,
"Paul, this movie just disproved the flat earth."
Because I said, this is what the guy does.
The guy literally does a time lapse
where he points the camera at the sun
and he follows the sun all the way around for 24 hours.
He shows the sun go around him and it kind of goes up
and it kind of goes down, but it goes around him, okay?
So basically think about this.
If the earth's a globe, which we know to be true,
it makes perfect sense.
He's on the bottom, he's in Antarctica,
and so there it is, the sun's going around.
Now it's not that the sun's going around him,
it's that the earth's spinning.
The sun's here, the earth spins,
so from his perception on the earth,
the sun is going around in a circle.
- It's the middle of summer.
Check the time at, what, just after 12 o'clock.
It's 12 o'clock midnight, though.
- You can watch him do a time lapse
where he shows the video of the town that they're in,
in Antarctica, and you can watch the sun go around.
It's like he condenses it down to like 60, 70 seconds,
but according to the flat earth model,
that wouldn't happen that way.
But according to the globe that we know to be true,
it makes perfect sense.
- So you have to believe in the Big Bang
to believe that the earth is a sphere.
You don't get to pick, but I'm not crazy.
I hope not.