I did watch the video, Gary.
Good! At least you watched the video - which is more than a lot of folks on here seem to be willing to do.
I can appreciate that... 

The items RaceRunner has recently posted just show that he has no understanding of physics, particularly inertia (#2005, #2006), nor of the magnitude of space (#2004).
Some of the stuff he posts is good - other stuff, no-so-much...
He seems to be a bit "junior" in Flat Earth knowledge/understanding - a 'newby' of sorts. (His 'zest' supports this assessment - FEers tend to go through 'stages'.) But, that is okay - he just needs to make sure that he does sufficient research on the stuff he finds before he posts it. (Not everything FEers come up with is 'solid' - I myself disagree with some of the things the F.E. community has produced/presented.)
Sometimes they "jump the gun" before having well-thought-out the "lastest new idea" they come across...
I do understand why people want to believe the earth is flat, with a dome over it. It's because that is more or less how the Bible portrays it.
Has it ever occurred to you that the biblical description might just be [literally] true?
God frequently works with people according to their understanding of things, and that is why some things in the Bible are described the way they are.
I understand what you are trying to say (and, how well-meaning it is); however, one thing God
never does - is
lie.
If God says that
the earth/world is on pillars - you can bet your life, and feel comfortable doing it, that
the earth/world is on pillars.
If God says that
the earth/world does not move - you can bet your life, and feel comfortable doing it, that
the earth/world does not move.
If God says that the sun, moon, and stars are in the same 'expanse' in which the birds fly - believe it!
If God was simply "not telling the whole story" to the 'ancients' - would there not be some semblance of similarity to what 'we' ultimately learned through 'science'?
What 'pillars' has modern science discovered the earth to be sitting on?
Even if God does not "tell the whole story" about something - He is not going to
lie about whatever He
does choose to tell...
Great-will-be-the-day when you learn to trust the
Word of God more than you trust the 'word of man' (modern science, in this case).
You said what you said because you
believed the 'word of man'
when it told you that God was not "telling it like it really is" in the Bible.