The Greatest Lie on Earth
Proof that our world is not a moving glove
This book reveals the mother of all conspiracies. It sets forth biblical proof and irrefutable evidence that will cause the scales to fall from your eyes and reveal that the world you thought existed is a myth. The most universally accepted scientific belief today is that the earth is a globe, spinning on its axis at a speed of approximately 1,000 miles per hour at the equator, while at the same time it is orbiting the sun at approximately 66,600 miles per hour. All of this is happening as the sun, in turn, is supposed to be hurtling through the Milky Way galaxy at approximately 500,000 miles per hour. The Milky Way galaxy, itself, is alleged to be racing through space at a speed ranging from 300,000 to 1,340,000 miles per hour.
What most people are not told is that the purported spinning, orbiting, and speeding through space has never been proven. In fact, every scientific experiment that has ever been performed to determine the motion of the earth has proven that the earth is stationary. Yet, textbooks ignore the scientific proof that contradicts the myth of a spinning and orbiting globe. Christian schools have been hoodwinked into teaching heliocentrism, despite the clear teaching in the bible that the earth is not a sphere and does not move. This book reveals the evil forces behind the heliocentric deception, and why scientists and the Christian churches have gone along with it.
A very old debate turns a trending topic again. Scientists, common people, curious readers and searchers debate again about the shape of our world.
In every country we may find people who think the last word about the shape of Earth is not spoken yet.
An interesting vision that deserves to be reviewed.
In this book, the author Edward Hendrie invites us to once again give space to modify the paradigms with which we have been educated and grew up.
And it is probably one of the oldest debates in human history.
Totally discredited by some, very logical and necessary by others, no doubt.
A book that deserves to be read with full attention and to understand that this subject is something that goes beyond a simple primitive assumption, but that it can have very considerable points at the moment of considering it.
The author Edward Henrie is based on facts and figures with which we have lived for centuries and today are used precisely as an argument to state and emphasize that the shape of the Earth can be very different.
Elements such as rotation, translation and even the speed of the galaxies when moving in addition to their trajectory were data to consider to defend that we are standing on a large immobile plane with its own cycles and laws.
The author Edward Henrie is based on facts and figures with which we have lived for centuries and today are used precisely as an argument to state and emphasize that the shape of the Earth can be very different.
Elements such as rotation, translation and even the speed of the galaxies when moving in addition to their trajectory were data to consider to defend that we are standing on a large immobile plane with its own cycles and laws.
From the oldest cultures and in different parts of the planet, the idea of standing on a large plane seems to be a common thread.
even more so if the cosmogonic conception and the pictorial representations that peoples from different continents had are studied in detail.
Some will say that it can be attributed to ignorance or the immediate limitation of the senses. And yet in the present century, a more detailed look finds amazing points of connection added to the comparison of the data that formal science gives us.
Without a doubt, "The Greatest Lie on Earth" is a book that deserves to be read carefully.
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