Belief in Heliocentrism Requires Belief in the Big Bang

One of the more shocking conclusions I have observed is that heliocentrism requires faith in the atheistic Big Bang theory.

Without the Big Bang there is no way to account for the earth revolving around the sun. The Genesis account says that God created the earth on Day 1 and the sun on Day 4. It also says that the sun make a circuit around the earth. (Psalm 19:6) This, of course, makes the earth the center of God’s creation which ennobles mankind.

The Big Bang theory starts with nothing, including no God, and posits that everything in the “universe” self-created. The “law” of universal gravitation, another lie, enabled large bodies such as the sun to draw to itself lesser bodies. The heliocentric model has the sun ruling over its obeisant subjects, all bearing the names of gods in a tribute to sun worship, and ultimately Lucifer. This is brilliantly laid out in the video below, which I highly recommend.

The geocentric flat earth is what the Bible presents to us. It reveals the glory of the Creator, not the worship of Satan.

Here is the first part of a well-presented 8-part series narrated by Pastor Ray McBerry on Biblical Cosmology. I encourage  you to listen to it.

Blessings to us as we pursue God’s truth.

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Pete Beck III has ministered in Burlington for over 34 years. He is married to Martha, with whom he has four children, ten beautiful grandchildren, and four amazing great grandchildren. He ministers locally and travels from LifeNet as a Bible teacher and minister. He has published two books - Seeing God's Smile and Promise of the Father - as well as a wide variety of Bible-related articles which he has compiled into books in PDF form. Currently he is working on a large Bible Teaching Manual.

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