[Acorn]

I'm thinking about joining the society and I was just wondering what some of the more nuanced aspects of the group are i.e. general stance on religion, how the world came to be, etc. I understand the basics, but I just want to hear it from the people who really represent this group

[Jura-Glenlivet]

Welcome, you may find in the early stages of integration a feeling of nausea and disorientation, breathe deeply and remain calm.
Do not try to make friends or curry favour, three out of four murders are committed by people known to the victim.
Be yourself, is the worst advice.
Remember that whether the boundaries of the earth are spherical or flat, human stupidity is limitless.
Maintain your sense of humour.
If god exists, it’s probably me, and I don’t like people.

[Boodidlie]

how the world came to be ......

Genesis 01 .. In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. -- time / force / action / space / matter

Genesis 1:1 -- Creation: Believe It or Not, Part 1 -- recorded Mar 21 1999
Genesis 1:1 -- Creation: Believe It or Not, Part 2 -- recorded Mar 28 1999
Genesis 1:1 -- God: Creator and Redeemer -- recorded Apr 11 1999
Genesis 1:1 -- The How, Why, and When of Creation, Part 1 -- recorded Apr 18 1999
Genesis 1:1 -- The How, Why, and When of Creation, Part 2 -- recorded Apr 25 1999



Welcome

[Pete Svarrior]

Now that you've heard from some of our more... uh, vibrant... regulars, let me try to actually answer the question.

general stance on religion

Most Flat Earthers here are non-religious or agnostic. However, we do not officially/collectively endorse or condemn any religious beliefs. There is no need to create needless divisions.

how the world came to be

Not really a subject that concerns us. We're here to spread our beliefs on how the Earth currently is, not how it was or how it came to be.

[Boodidlie]

We're here to spread our beliefs on how the Earth currently is, not how it was or how it came to be.

I thought it was a good question for "Philosophy, Religion & Society"

[Pete Svarrior]

I thought it was a good question for "Philosophy, Religion & Society"

The question was what the society believes, not what individual members may or may not believe.

[Boodidlie]

I thought it was a good question for "Philosophy, Religion & Society"

The question was what the society believes, not what individual members may or may not believe.

that's fine .... why not display what you believe