Oh Come On, All Ye Faithless, and Your SiIly Hollow Earth Theory

So you believe that God himself created an angel, a lesser being - who fell to Earth, being a lesser even than the other ones, and HE is the one who can actually defeat God.

Not only that, but you believe that the Earth is Hollow, and contains this devil's kingdom. You believe in the hollow earth theory, don't you! Yes you do, if you're a Christian!

God, though omnipotent allows this extremely lesser being to fall to, inhabit, and make the Hollow Earth HIS OWN kingdom. Okey doke.
THEN, He allows His own followers to be weakened and swayed by it, at the risk of burning in this cave in the Hollow Earth for all of Eternity instead of hanging out upstairs with the cool kids. O to the F'n Kay.

Apparently God himself must fear the devil?! In my honest opinion, it seems all Christians view Satan as the superior power, not Christ or God, as so amazingly powerful they are, we are all at constant risk of a takeover by the devil. That pretty much implies you believe he is more powerful that your trinity put together - and for the record, you are NOT monotheist. 1 & 1 does indeed equal three, but you don't even understand two, so, good luck with that esoteric math bouncing around a closed mind about what 3 is. Christ and Mary and God aren't the same thing, period.You're not a monotheist. Sorry.

Guess what? Try 4. You give the devil more power than God even, so you don't even believe in a trinity do you? Nope. 4 - the devil has equal if not greater power, right?!

If that is what you call "faith" and "science," excuse me while I go LOL a bit while you finally, after 2,000 years, just drill a hole to this hollow earth Hell and kill Satan already.

No?

Ok then, that's what I thought.

Until you do, please STFU and don't talk to me about your silly hollow earth theory.
Thanks, you weird conspiracy theorist Christians who think our creator can be defeated by the "Lord of the Hollow Earth."

If you made a painting, or a song, or a clay bowl, and it said - "Not only am I YOU, I am BETTER than you, and I can even kill you, and take your place!"
- how ya think the rest of that story would go?

Yea, exactly.

Christians are currently promoting the idea that UFOs are demons, and "weed" is created by the devil.

Ok,. so the devil is a creator - a God.

Way to go. Ever heard the phrase, "Tying your own noose?"

Again, oops.

I'm a heretic pagan that don't believe in anything, but i'm pretty sure Christians does not believe earth is hollow and hell is in the middle of it.

www.godandscience.org...

If it comes to it i wonder how people believe in a book that has been copied and translated hundreds of times until the version you got in your hands as it being the unaltered word of god.

What is the devil in the bible anyways? its not one being, its several, some of them can be translated as kings of the time, but again people glue all of them together to make "the devil"

Anyways your rant is poor and not worthy of much consideration

a reply to: KAOStheory

A number of years ago I read an article about an Admrial Bird who few a plane north, north and north. Evidently the ice disappeared then the snow then greenery. He landed and spoke to a very strange people who told him things to tell his government. The locals refulled his plane and set him on course and requested that he not return.

Some years before that I watched a nature program about how beyond certain latitudes the temperature begins to warm up again and it showed how the reindeer stand in the water to try n ward off the insects and mozzies.

A long time ago a I read an article in a magazine (hard copy) about a bloke who was an explorer who went north, north and more north. Eventually he come to some strange people he knew nothing of. He lived them and kept going onwards in the same direction. Eventually he met some people who were going on a journey to the 'outside' They offered to take him with them.

When he emerged on the 'outside' he found himself in Peru or some such place in south America. 5 years later he arrived back in Canada much to the surprise of his family. The bloke swore black and blue that when he first set out to explore the north he only every walked due north and eventually his compass showed he was walking south.

take it leave it I don't care

Im not bound to religion but i believe in the holliw earth. I dont believe satan or the devil lives there. By looking at your rant i think the devil lives in your head

originally posted by: KAOStheory

Until you do, please STFU and don't talk to me about your silly hollow earth theory.

I have no idea what you are talking about excepted maybe that you seem to believe a few Christian fundie nutjobs are representative of Christian faith.

Are you feeling OK buddy? You sound angry.

what the crackpipe?

a reply to: KAOStheory

In ancient times spirits were said to have dwelt beneath the earth, and the same is still said today in some places.

Within mountains, volcanoes, caves... Basically any aperture was seen as a doorway to the "otherworld".

The jewish catholic and christian theology which came after dictated it was all evil and made up the story of hell and those spirits were condemned, not by "god", but by opposing views claiming to be gods views.

The whole shebang was demonised to make way for the new Christian/catholic NWO that would later make way for the Zion for the descendants of the original Jews.

Creating the new belief ensured that the dirty work would be done for by the blind believers, they just had to be "taught well"
In line with doctrine instead of thinking for themselves.

This is not to say that the earth is hollow but that is only so by were we currently reside in the magnitude of creation... if atoms are hollow... everything is and the inbetween space permeates everything. We were taugh it was nothing, and was blinded by belief. The ancients believed these apertures were doorways to the spirit world, the "inbetween space" In some cultures the spirits were the ancestors, in others they were so highly respected their decedents revered them as gods.

They made up a new belief that put the "father" in heaven. So if we really did interact with our ancestors who dwelt under the earth by the belief, we might one day interact with ancestors we have sent into the abyss in the past.

How they will manifest and interact remains to be seen.

I know! It's just as crazy as the hollow earth theory... But I'm only human!

This guy, the OP'er, is one of two things..

1 - off his meds.
2 - on Bling, or bath salts Or both at the same time.

Maybe its just me, but I cant find anything coherent in his insane ramblings.

Well, the comments for this thread should be entertaining. I wasn't aware that Christian fundamentalists believe in the hollow Earth theory. Oh, wait...

The hollow earth, isn't that where the nazis went after WWII?

I bet they're down there with Lord Lucan, Jimmy Hoffa, Amelia Earheart, Elvis etc etc..

We know nearly nothing about this planet, so why should the idea of it being full of túnnels be so Incredible.

Imo, the giant hollow earth with sun and lizard people theory is pretty out there, but there are known underground cities all over the place, as well as giant cave systems, regardless of the effects of gravity.

New species are discovered in them all the time and the earth is gigantic.

Haven't you seen the scientific documentary The Descent?

Way to "deny ignorance", OP.

originally posted by: Annunak1
Im not bound to religion but i believe in the holliw earth.

I'm sorry for you.

But...uhm...what?

originally posted by: Azureblue
a reply to: KAOStheory

A number of years ago I read an article about an Admrial Bird who few a plane north, north and north. Evidently the ice disappeared then the snow then greenery. He landed and spoke to a very strange people who told him things to tell his government. The locals refulled his plane and set him on course and requested that he not return.

Some years before that I watched a nature program about how beyond certain latitudes the temperature begins to warm up again and it showed how the reindeer stand in the water to try n ward off the insects and mozzies.

A long time ago a I read an article in a magazine (hard copy) about a bloke who was an explorer who went north, north and more north. Eventually he come to some strange people he knew nothing of. He lived them and kept going onwards in the same direction. Eventually he met some people who were going on a journey to the 'outside' They offered to take him with them.

When he emerged on the 'outside' he found himself in Peru or some such place in south America. 5 years later he arrived back in Canada much to the surprise of his family. The bloke swore black and blue that when he first set out to explore the north he only every walked due north and eventually his compass showed he was walking south.

take it leave it I don't care

Love this story. The Beings he befriended "pulled" his plane in with their beam ray. Told them they are responsible for earth and to tell the government to stop.

Does Anyone Have the Link to this Story in Full?

a reply to: KAOStheory

I believe in God, and the teachings of Jesus.

I do not believe that the Earth is hollow however, because for one thing, the physics of the idea simply do not hold any weight. A hollow planet would have less mass than this one, and therefore its gravity would be markedly less effective at doing things like retaining a gaseous atmosphere, or capturing large objects like the Moon in orbit.


If the Earth were hollow, then there would be no magnetospheric mechanism to keep the worst of the solar flares and coronal mass ejections from the Sun, from directly impacting the surface of Earth. I say that because, it seems to me that the roiling, molten metal guts of our planet are what produce the magnetospheric shield that this planet possesses.

Were the planet hollow, that magnetospheric shield would be absent.

These are not matters of faith, but of knowledge, and it is a matter of wisdom to know the difference. Although there is much wrong with the modern methodology applied to he worship of Christ, the hollow Earth theory is not something for which Christendom can take responsibility.

I'm pretty sure most if not all Christians don't believe this. What a weird strawman.

Taking the bibles teaching in a literal sense is a mistake that leaves room for plenty of error to dis its credibility. Instead the bible needs to be taken as an interpretation for what the people that wrote it were seeing at that time. Not sure if they have a fully detailed description online but I believe in the god to alien theory of the bible and the rest of the old books, scriptures and writings of the past