You would most likely enjoy the writings of Barry Fell and Stuart L Harris who are more contemporary. Also Immanuel Velikovsky, though somewhat older and a few of his theories can no longer be substantiated but some of what he writes is more gripping than covid theatre. They all have a genuine curiosity to find the truth instead of the n…
You would most likely enjoy the writings of Barry Fell and Stuart L Harris who are more contemporary.
Also Immanuel Velikovsky, though somewhat older and a few of his theories can no longer be substantiated but some of what he writes is more gripping than covid theatre.
They all have a genuine curiosity to find the truth instead of the narrative.
What I find delightful is the new information that comes to light that links ancient languages from 8000 BC with the Finnish language, from all over the world at a time when humans allegedly did not sail the oceans but yet somehow they have left carvings that can be translated if you use the correct language as a basis.
Velikovsky is a great read. I do not know how many of his books are still in print. I read Worlds in collision and The Sea People, but there are several more (Earth in distress - not sure if that is the English title). He did enormous research world wide but is greatly neglected by The Experts.
You would most likely enjoy the writings of Barry Fell and Stuart L Harris who are more contemporary.
Also Immanuel Velikovsky, though somewhat older and a few of his theories can no longer be substantiated but some of what he writes is more gripping than covid theatre.
They all have a genuine curiosity to find the truth instead of the narrative.
What I find delightful is the new information that comes to light that links ancient languages from 8000 BC with the Finnish language, from all over the world at a time when humans allegedly did not sail the oceans but yet somehow they have left carvings that can be translated if you use the correct language as a basis.
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As a doctor, there is so much in medical history that so few people have touched that that might be the best expose you could do.
Velikovsky is a great read. I do not know how many of his books are still in print. I read Worlds in collision and The Sea People, but there are several more (Earth in distress - not sure if that is the English title). He did enormous research world wide but is greatly neglected by The Experts.