197. The Freemasons want to undermine belief in God and promote materialism and sun worship

"Some people claim there is no motive for such a grand-scale deception and that flat or a ball makes no difference. By removing Earth from the motionless center of the Universe, these Masons have moved us physically and metaphysically from a place of supreme importance to one of complete nihilistic indifference. If the Earth is the center of the Universe, then the ideas of God, creation, and a purpose for human existence are resplendent. But if the Earth is just one of billions of planets revolving around billions of stars in billions of galaxies, then the ideas of God, creation, and a specific purpose for Earth and human existence become highly implausible. By surreptitiously indoctrinating us into their scientific materialist Sun-worship, not only do we lose faith in anything beyond the material, we gain absolute faith in materiality, superficiality, status, selfishness, hedonism and consumerism. If there is no God, and everyone is just an accident, then all that really matters is me, me, me. They have turned Madonna, the Mother of God, into a material girl living in a material world. Their rich, powerful corporations with slick Sun-cult logos sell us idols to worship, slowly taking over the world while we tacitly believe their “science,” vote for their politicians, buy their products, listen to their music, and watch their movies, sacrificing our souls at the altar of materialism. To quote Morris Kline, “ The heliocentric theory, by putting the sun at the center of the universe ... made man appear to be just one of a possible host of wanderers drifting through a cold sky. It seemed less likely that he was born to live gloriously and to attain paradise upon his death. Less likely, too, was it that he was the object of God's ministrations.”"

Dubay gives us his reasons for wanting to believe in a flat Earth at the centre of the Universe, but makes no attempt at a proof.  He seems to think that wanting something to be true makes it true.  It doesn't.

However it is useful for Dubay to give us a clear insight into his motivation for wanting to believe in a flat Earth.  I.e. A spherical Earth and the heliocentric model does not match up with his religious beliefs.

In other words, his belief in a flat Earth has nothing to do with evidence or fact.  It is all about faith.

What a shame that he doesn’t seem to be able to reconcile science and religion in a sensible way like the vast majority of religious people have managed to do without becoming delusional.


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