Galileo was wrong - Earth is the center of the universe
Finally, the truth about geocentricism can be told, thanks to Robert A. Sungenis, Ph.D., "founder and president of Catholic Apologetics International Publishing," who is heading up a conference next month with a day of presentations, such as "Geocentrism: They Know It But They're Hiding It."
Did the Catholic Church make a grand and embarrassing mistake when it condemned the heliocentric system under Pope Urban VIII in 1633 as “formally heretical” and “opposed to Scripture”? Has modern science proven that heliocentrism is the correct system of cosmology? Did John Paul II officially concede that Galileo was right and the Church was wrong? To the surprise of many, the answer to all three is no. Now, abridged from the original two volume set of over 1200 pages, the essential facts and figures of one of the most controversial events in the history of man has been distilled down to 700 pages (350 pages of science and 350 pages of ecclesiastical history) and put in a comfortable 6 x 9 book frame in a less expensive paperback version.
eta: Check out their website: www.galileowaswrong.com/galileowaswrong
I, um... don't know.
eta: I went to the books for sale section, looked at the reviews, picked one guy at raondom:
"In their over 700-page book, Drs. Sungenis and Bennett make a convincing case for the special and central position of the earth in the cosmos" (Vincent Schmithorst, Ph.D., Physics)
Then I googled 'Vincent Schmithorst geocentrism' (no quotes) and got 639 results.
So my preliminary conclusion is the site is real.
I love the Wonder Pets, Cash! i even started DVRing them back in the day.
had absolutely terrible indigestion last night, which caused me to get very little sleep. so i stayed home today. i'm going to take this opportunity to try to learn how to use my new Mac to the best of its ability!
Bikram yoga sort of nauseates me. I don't much care for heat.
That said, I need to get back into a regular yoga class. My back is feeling it lately. I've been out for almost a month.
Someone's got to stand up to experts, Jessica.
(I'm just quoting from here: [link]
The leader of the Republican effort is a dentist named Don McLeroy, who has previously justified his attempts to add qualifications to evolution into science textbooks by saying: "Somebody's got to stand up to experts".
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Liese, thanks for the donation info. Have saved for future research.
Oh, well if Don McLeroy said it it must be true!
Title says it all: Tattoos That Demand One Question: What The Hell Were You Thinking?
For reasons I cannot explain, I like the tattoo of the washing machine.
