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RE: What Does the Bible Say About the Shape of the Earth? Part 1
Actually, it's just the opposite. There are many testimonies from people who investigated it and found it to be true. I don't know of anyone who did the opposite.
Josh McDowell talks about this in his book, "Evidence That Demands A Verdict".
Probably because you avoid those people and only fraternize with other Christians. Here's twenty two thousand ex-christians for you to talk to: https://www.reddit.com/r/exchristian
There's also a sub for people who left atheism: https://www.reddit.com/r/exatheist/
...but it has a whopping 748 members. How come the number of ex-christians alone (not counting ex-mormons, ex-jehova's witnesses, ex-catholics, which all have their own subs) so greatly dwarfs the number of ex-atheists?
I googled this, and it looks like Josh Dowell is another christian apologist. I am beginning to get the impression that you believe what you do because christian apologetics books are the only material you've read on the subject of whether Christianity is credible.
Will a Mormon who only reads Mormon apologetics books get an accurate impression of Mormonism's credibility?