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Tag! Ahem! It isn't obvious; how do you know what any of us has read? The problem with keep reading further is that at no point do you reach anything that is founded on actual evidence: it's an argument from authority. Without independent evidence you only have people's word for it; it's hearsay an...

Ginkgo wrote:But in that particular post you provide no other evidence other than a series of pictures that prove nothing. The only other thing you provided in that post is the Baltic origins of Homer

Obviously, a consequence of you not reading any further or researching any further. Not my fault.

In the Middle Ages the majority of peopled were illiterate. What was worn depended on the particular time and location. They probably depicted Pythagoras and Philolous in the dress of that particular period. If this is what you are asking. No, I was asking you actually how did the people of post-Mi...

uwot wrote: We have a lot more archaeological evidence.

Nice one liner. I see that you and Gingko are tag-teaming, as usual.

Wanderinglands, what about some scholarly articles instead of pseudo-history? Really? How about you actually look for yourself the resources that I have brought up here, and actually determine for yourself if it adds weight instead of simply relying on the banner of what the 'scholars' say, just be...

Other resources to check out:

http://chronologia.org/en/index.html (Fomenko's website)
http://www.ilya.it/chrono/pages/autorchronen.htm

Despite these flaws, I think that the chronology of ancient history should indeed be revised, and I have my own readings. I guess one of my examples would be the appearance of Aristotle; an early Islamic portrayal of him is represented as black, yet other paintings and portraits of him look white. h...

My start on considering a critique of what is called 'ancient history' came from exploring a few articles on the New Tradition section of the Gnostic Liberation Front website; some few were Medieval Empire of the Israelites [excerts] (a book that proposes that an Israelite empire dominated the Middl...

attofishpi wrote: Even with subjectivity one aims to be objective.
What else you got?

Honestly, I haven't looked to much into that; I've been focusing on other things. The only other site that that I've looked into was yours.

Perhaps reading up on some thoughts by Nikola Tesla would be nice, in regards to the subject of the moon.

http://www.teslauniverse.com/nikola-tes ... -illusions

In the middle column of this website, Resurrect Isis, you will see the English alphabet and its connection to Egyptian hieroglyphics. http://www.resurrectisis.org/table2.html Is that it? Is that the English language decoded for you? Why, I am quite sure that your system could be synthesized with th...

I suggest that you actually read it and take it into consideration, without any bias (if even political or racial bias). I did and it made little sense to me as I haven't read the necessary background material. What I did read was that he is a very clever man with a clear mission to make what he co...

Another part of the Evolution, the Out of Africa theory, has been also debunked by two Russian scientists. They found out that African haplogroups A and B were distant in other races, namely Caucasian races. http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?paperID=19566#.VE1ay_nF_mt This'll be th...

Yea, yea - same old replies to a nonsensical argument learned in a beginning philosophy class: Pseudo-Dionysius, Aquinas, Swinburne, Lewis, etc... The fun part about philosophy, is that we seek to stretch the incredible, open our minds, look from different angles, move in new directions, and so for...

Pluto wrote:What is the Hole and what would be higher ground?

The Hole - a place of exploration, seeking. Also a place of uncertainty, asking.

Higher ground - the place of found answers and profound spirituality.