An Impact Event in 3114BC? The beginning of a Turbulent Millennium.

http://personal.eunet.fi/pp/tilmari/tilmari3.htm#bc3114 ^

[Fiddlstix]

Good Post

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[Mike Darancette]

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Professor Says Mayan Calendar Does Not Portend Earth's Doom (2012AD)

Mike Baillie's tree ring data indicate worldwide catastrophic events at the following dates: 3195BC, 2354BC, 1628BC, 1159BC, 540AD and smaller events at 207BC and 44BC.

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"The original one was a scientific observatory, not for Sun, or Moon, or eclipses, but for watching dangerous meteorites, asteroids and comets. "

I believe we've seen this before. Where, I don't know?

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A Catastrophical Scenario For Discontinuities In Human History

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Did Asteriods And Comets Turn The Tides Of Civilization?

[ckilmer]

if you do a google search under......

comet Old Kingdom Egypt Akkadian ....you can turn up a bunch of articles on the subject


http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=comet+Old+Kingdom+Egypt+Akkadian+&btnG=Google+Search

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Thanks, this is right down my alley. I've read most of them and have associated articles bookmarked on my profile page.

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Disaster That Struck The Ancients

[ckilmer]

yeah I remember that post

[ckilmer]

To: ckilmer

I have a better question.

Why before this sudden fixation on the Sun and the Moon was the chief god of almost all religions SATURN????

In many of these religions the Sun and Moon are not even part of their pantheon of gods.

Strange.


22 posted on 01/03/2003 8:35 PM PST by Swordmaker
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To: Swordmaker

beats me.

I'm not sufficient familiar with the gods of the period to speculate

but it sounds like you are...

why don't you take a shot at answering your question.


23 posted on 01/03/2003 9:21 PM PST by ckilmer
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To: Swordmaker

Did you say Saturn?? Need to look up the Saturnists at http://www.kronia.com/ and other places. Have fun! Be prepared to be called a kook, though. Personally, I think Immanuel Velikovsky was real close to the truth of the matter of ancient mythology...


24 posted on 01/03/2003 9:30 PM PST by Lafayette
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[ckilmer]

I pulled the discussion above from this thread

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/816502/posts

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Bump for later reading!

[BenLurkin]

Did Asteriods And Comets Turn The Tides Of Civilization?

Well, what does this guy say?

[ckilmer]

Is it proper to say that evil exists in nature--in the same sense that evil exists in men--if things like comets can kill 100's of millions of people.

or would a comet strike just be bad luck. (and an encounter with a killer--bad luck)

[BenLurkin]

My opinion?

Comets are non-sentient and have no will for good or evil. There is probably no such thing as "luck".

The real question is how God balances His foreknowledge and creative hand against the free will of each human being in such a manner that disasters work to God's will and to the good of his children even as they bring temporary grief to his own and damnation to those who have rebelled. God, in His wisdom and power, is indeed awesome in the truest sense of the word.

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