I wanted to pass on this amusing and interesting post from Jason Colavito as to “evidence” of CIA interest in alternative Noah’s ark discovery theories. I agree with Jason’s take. I’d be interested in any genuine CIA reports on Noah’s ark “sightings” and location theories, but there seems to be a dearth of such.
And the nuclear power in the primeval world stuff always makes me laugh.
No surprise, but it doesn’t go well. Carl Feagans, “The Pseudoarchaeology of America Before: A Review,” April 22, 2019 As in biblical studies, where a lot of research can impress amateur readers, so it is with books like those of Hancock, which...
First, let me say this: Darn! If I did work at AREA-51 I might finally get into the Illuminati. It would be a nice credential to enhance my resume. What am I talking about? Well, a week or so ago a YouTube video was posted that claimed a new, super-secret military...
Short answer: Nope. A bit more of an answer: Nope, and let’s stop the “Easter is pagan” madness. For the longer answer, keep reading — both what follows and the article I’ve linked to. I thought I had posted this last year, but I guess I...
Big Brother watch posted this link to the state of citizen surveillance in the UK: Annual Report for 2016/17. A nice look at the future everywhere in the West.
Hat tip to Stephen Huebscher for this one! Here’s a link to an interesting short essay on this topic. The author argues (with some justification) that rather than Christians adapting a pagan holiday to their sacred calendar, pagans co-opted December 25 from...
I’ve given my theory of Christian Middle Earth (CME) so many times that I can’t remember who’s heard it and who hasn’t. So I thought a post on it was long overdue. In over-simplified terms, Christian Middle Earth is that realm between actual...
Maybe the CIA discovered the lead codices on the ark which contained info on ancient nuclear technology and hair styling tips for George on Ancient Aliens.
LOL!
May I introduce you to Powers’ novel “Declare”:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Declare
Though that one is a lot of a better read than the paleo-setis.
BTW, interesting tidbit, seems like Powers was there when PKD had his epiphanies…
Very interesting, especially the PKD link; I’ll check it out.
Well, I nearly forgot that PKD was also into the Dogon fun. I grow old…