Gregory Lessing Garrett’s Newsletter
Exploring The Connections Between Scientism and Luciferianism
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The Hypothesis That the Firmament May Be Composed of Pure Oxygen, Which Freezes at –218.8°C, Forming a Light Blue Crystalline Solid (opens the original)
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Convexity Tests Over Bodies of Water Can Potentially Provide Empirical Evidence for Earth Curvature or the Lack Thereof (opens the original)
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Biblical Planar Cosmology Dismantles Luciferian Cosmology and All That Goes With It (opens the original)
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The adoption of Biblical Planar Cosmology is framed as the catalyst for dismantling the foundational theories of modern scientific consensus. In spiritual and theological critiques of modern science, challenging the shape of the Earth is viewed not as an isolated astronomical debate, but as the first step in unraveling an entire secular worldview. In the Enclosed Cosmological perspective, scientific paradigms are viewed as interconnected components of a centralized deception designed to obscure
Celebrity Scientism (opens the original)
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The Visual Appearance of Long-Span Causeways and Bridges Challenges Geometric Drop Predictions Across Extended Distances (opens the original)
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The visual appearance of long-span causeways and bridges challenges geometric drop predictions across extended distances. When viewing long structural bridges, such as the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway or the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge, from ground level or high altitude, the structural deck appears as a straight line extending toward the horizon. In planar optical arguments, causeways spanning 20 to 24 miles show no observable vertical hump or downward bending along their length. Proponents argue t
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