Study in Pyramidology

<p>"I am only one in a long line of students who have expounded on the Great Pyramid. My original work on the subject The Great Pyramid Decoded (first published in 1971) was only intended to be an introduction to the subject. It was to draw attention to other more comprehensive works. (Ex. The Great Pyramid - Its Divine Message by David Davidson and H. Aldersmith; Great Pyramid Passages by John and Morton Edgar; Pyramidology in four volumes by Dr. Adam Rutherford). "All these writers have passed away and their works are out of print...[Artisan Publishers stocks Dr. Rutherford's four volumes, and Great Pyramid Passages by John and Morton Edgar...see our Pyramidology/Stonehenge section ed.]. Modern day writers on the Great Pyramid have brought out some excellent books but they all fail to present the most important feature of the Great Pyramid - God's plan for humanity architecturally embodied in its construction. "It was the desire to fill this void that motivated me to produce a second book on the Great Pyramid expanding my earlier work with additional details and illustrations without weighing it down with complex and technical information available from past research. And most important to present the spiritual aspects and current theories concerning prophecy revealed in the design of the Pyramid as an unbiased observer. I will let the reader choose what position he or she will take." - E. Raymond Capt</p>

Politics & Social Sciences

E. Raymond Capt

Archaeology

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<p>Dr. Davis A Young a scientist with outstanding academic credentials and a thoroughly orthodox evangelical Christian has presented in this volume solid and convincing evidence for the thesis that the earth is an extremely old planet created by God. This book demonstrates how well-meaning creationist (Dr. Young is also a creationist in the term) have misrepresented the evidence of geology in their attempt to argue that the earth is only a few thousand years old. It is important in our time to give serious consideration to both biblical and scientific evidence. In this book Dr. Young carefully examines the evidence and finds that it does not support the young-earth view. Because of the literature advancing biblical catastrophism the interest of Christian layman and attempts to introduce the catastrophist view of earth history into public school curricula the Christian community should seriously consider this issue of the age of the earth. Does the biblical and scientific evidence support the idea that the earth is extremely young or does the evidence indicate otherwise? Has the earth experienced a brief sudden catastrophic history dominated by a single global flood or has it's history been vastly longer and somewhat less spectacular? In this book the author examines some of the evidence of nature that relates to the age of the earth. Part I of the book surveys the history of Christian thought with regard to the age of the earth. Part II deals with the stratigraphy sedimentation the Flood radiometric dating the earth's magnetic field and geochemical arguments. Part III is an appeal to the facts that make the young-earth view untenable. Dr. Young firmly believes that the continued promotion of the young-earth view will in the long run damage the credibility of Christianity and thus hinder our evangelistic and apologetic efforts. Paperback 188 pages</p>

Christianity and the Age of the Earth

Young, Davis A.

Religion & Spirituality

It is safe to say that no part of the Scriptures has suffered more at the hands of would-be interpreters than the book commonly known as "The Revelation of St. John the Divine." It is also safe to safe to say that no book of the Bible has received less attention from Bible students than the last book, notwithstanding the fact that in the message of its last pages we find a special blessing pronounced upon all who read and ponder its precepts and keep those things therein contained. The prophecies of the Old Testament and the Gospels themselves recognize Jesus Christ as Prophet, Priest and King. Whatever we may consider the Gospels of the prophetic and priestly ministry of our Lord, they do not tell us anything of His exalted ministry as King. Mr Goard has been fortunate in seeing that in the Apocalypse we have narrated the kingly ministry of Jesus, and, while other writers have suggested the same, it has been the unique work of our author to carry out in a general and most suggestive outline this central idea in his interpretation of he book known as The Revelation of St. John the Divine.

The Revelation of St. John the Divine

Goard, W. Pascoe

Differences: The Bible and the Koran

Smith, Ben J.

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