Pastor Frederick Emil Pasche (1872–1954) has been described by the godless Copernican Robert Schadewald (d. 2000), who placed A short explanation of Dr. Martin Luther’s Small Catechism in his “Collection on Pseudo-Science,” as “perhaps the most prolific LCMS geocentrist.” From this same source, I was made aware of three major writings of the man: Christliche Weltanschauung (1904), Bibel und Astronomie (1906), and Fifty Reasons: Copernicus or the Bible (1915). It is this last book of his against Copernicanism, which is also the shortest, and the only one currently available in English, that I first present to the reader. This book may also be viewed here.
Fifty Reasons: Copernicus or the Bible
Pastor Frederick Emil Pasche (1872–1954) has been described by the godless Copernican Robert Schadewald (d. 2000), who placed A short explanation of Dr. Martin Luther’s Small Catechism in his “Collection on Pseudo-Science,” as “perhaps the most prolific LCMS geocentrist.” From this same source, I was made aware of three major writings of the man: Christliche…
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