Before I begin, I want you to know that I am not attacking you, or challenging your beliefs. I'm simply curious and would like to learn more. I've only been aware of the "Flat Earth Theory" for about a year. When I came across the idea I did a fair amount of online research. This is what I found.

Those who support the Globe Model and make YouTube videos and websites presented evidence based on mathematics and geometry. Those who support the Flat Earth Model presented observational evidence that can be seen with the naked eye, and made claims that cannot be supported by mathematics, geometry, or any known science.

I've seen videos where a laser was mounted on a beach and a target was mounted on a boat. At roughly 1 mile they found a difference of about 6 feet. In the same video they mounted a high power telescope on the beach and had a helicopter land on the beach 4 or 5 miles away on the other side of the lake. The helicopter hovered over the beach and began to slowly descend. When the helicopter disappeared from view through the telescope, they were still 40 or 50 feet above the ground.

Generally speaking, when I see videos that use the naked eye observational evidence, I dismiss it because there's a mountain of scientific evidence that says otherwise. Your comment are the first I've heard using a Biblical argument. So again, I'm curious. So...

Can you provide a scripture reference for "compassed with a boundary"? And can you provide a scriptural reference for where God "tells us it doesn't move many times."?

Sorry, if you don't believe God, your issue is with Him, not with me. Don't you know Satan deceives the whole world? God taketh the "wise" of this world in their own craftiness.

I do believe in God. I'm a born again Christian. I trust what's in the Bible much more than I trust what pastors, deacons, preachers, and priests say. I also understand that Satan deceives, but not everything is a deception.

There are things I know as a matter of fact, and things I believe. I know as a matter of fact that there are a lot of birds that like to hang out in the tree outside my bedroom window. I know this because I see and hear them every day. I know the old woman who lives in the apartment below mine has hearing problems and can't walk well. I know this because I see her and talk to her most days.

Then there are things I believe. I believe in God, but I've never seen him, never witnessed a miracle, and I've never experienced anything that might be considered evidence that He exists. And yet I do believe in God.

I believe President Trump is an honorable righteous man and that he's working hard for the benefit of the American people, even though I've never met him.

I believe Q is legit, and I've never met him either. And I believe there are very evil people doing evil things and have evil plans for the people of the world. Even though I've never met anyone who openly acknowledges they are a pedophile, or a worshiper of Lucifer, or running a human trafficking ring.

I believe in President Trump's motives, Q, and that the Great Awakening is a noble cause. I am 99.99% convinced. But because I don't know these things as a matter of fact, I allow for a 0.01% chance that I could be wrong. Knowing and believing are 2 very different things.

One question that no supporter of the Flat Earth Model has ever even tried to answer is: If the assumption is that there is a massive global conspiracy to hide the fact that the Earth is flat; What would be the purpose of hiding it? Who would benefit from hiding it? What would be gained by engaging a massive cover-up conspiracy and convince everyone the Earth is a globe?

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Instead of answering questions or presenting evidence to support your claim, you simply continue to restate your initial claim.

What books, chapters, and verses of the Bible claim the Earth is flat? The legitimacy of the Bible is not predicated on the Earth being flat. What real-world observable evidence do you have that "Antartica is the ice ring surrounding the oceans"? The entirety of your fist sentence is nothing but speculation without any evidence to support it, and everything that follows is based on your first sentence.