Science is a religion. Let's start there. You can see this more now than ever before with everything covid related having to be based on belief instead of data. Trust the Science has become their mantra, similar to having faith in God and our Lord. The two religions are in competition. Everything that science says about the world, planets, space, solar system, etc. is to counter the faith of other religions, especially with the goal of making you feel insignificant. If you believe in God and an ever-expanding universe then it's hard to imagine how one God could possibly know or care about you, your family, your nation or even your world. If you believe God only cares about the earth he created then you become a much more important person and lineage. I've only read the english-translated Bible, which for sure has some misdirection embedded in it. We see science and history changing and being rewritten in real time. What's important to know is that we don't know anything for certain and cannot trust the sources providing any of the information unless we figure it out for ourselves. That said, if you believe in the planets, solar systems, universe, etc. Then you are putting your faith in science. If you believe that God created the earth and heaven, the firmament and that all existence has our world at its core, then you put your faith in Christianity (or any other religion with this at its roots). After reading the Bible objectively, and paying attention to the writing styles, it seems to me that the book of Genesis is a baseline text that explains the creation of the heaven and earth. Then many religions spawn from this text, adding their own accounts of their people. This explains (for me, at least) how there is so much similarity between religions. This is also why basically all flat earthers are Christians.