God Created Earth on First Day

“The heliocentric theory, by putting the sun at the centre 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." -Morris Kline

“The Genesis creation story provides the first key to the Hebrew cosmology. The order of creation makes no sense from a conventional perspective but is perfectly logical from a flat-earth viewpoint. The earth was created on the first day, and it was „without form and void (Genesis 1:2).‟ On the second day, a vault the „firmament‟ of the King James version was created to divide the waters, some being above and some below the vault. Only on the fourth day were the sun, moon, and stars created, and they were placed „in‟ (not „above‟) the vault.” -Robert Schadewald, “The Flat Earth Bible”

Comment:

When you read the words of the Bible carefully about the celestial lights – they were created for the earth, then you'll understand that we are the only ones in the universe. Otherwise, why the creation of the earth first? Christians who believe that the “days” of God are like billions of years are wrong. If we were must one of billions, earth would not have been created first, the stars would not “serve” us but be suns for the billions of other planets. Thus, the universe, as we were taught to believe, does not have to exist in order for us to be here. In fact – the universe with is supposedly billions or trillions of starts and planets are not “out there,” but are simply points of light in the firmament. Though special points of light with a purpose of being, they are lights none-the-less.