Is the universe large or small?

Dr. Neville Thomas Jones, Ph.D.

Come now, and let us reason together, saith the LORD. — Isaiah 1:18, KJV.

What possible purpose would God have in creating the massive, dark, dangerous, void and inhospitable monster of a universe that our visual senses are regularly fed via Star Trek and the like as though it were reality?

Even a 'small', geocentric universe has an enormous volume of space that needs to be rotated en masse about the World each and every sidereal day:

Figure 1: Although the geocentric universe depicted here is considered 'small', by conventional wisdom, it is still massive when compared to our everyday surroundings.

Perhaps we live in a Geobounded Universe:

Figure 2: Everything we assume to be outside the sphere of the Earth can be mathematically mapped to a unique, corresponding location inside that sphere.

Summary

The universe is ...

Geostationary.