ll things that come into being have a reason for their existence although intellectual lethargy, together with the passage of time, assists many fallacies to appear before us in the guise of fact.

All that is required for a historical lie to be accepted as historical truth is the passage of historical time. This particular phenomenon has been, and continues to be, on the minds of the world's most devious myth-mongers who seek to further the deceptive industry of their predecessors. Those who have arranged the subject of history so that men see what they are meant to see and so that they know only that which they are meant to know, are profoundly aware of how the simple passage of time aids them in their heinous work. As the arch-perjurer of the fifteenth century, Geraldus Cambrensis, haughtily wrote:

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Akhenaton aka Amenhotep IV

Few people are aware of the lack of success enjoyed by historians and scholars when it comes to historically placing the significant places, events and characters mentioned throughout the Old and New Testaments. Indeed, it is not in the interests of Jewish or Christian propagandists to let it be commonly known how few and far between are the historical proofs concerning the physical existence of the dramatis personae of the Bible. The dearth of evidence has not, and does not, prevent people from believing that the characters moved abroad in the world, or from believing that the events portrayed took place. Mulling over the problem of corroboration, the Jewish historian, Joseph Meleze Jewski, summarized the dilemma thusly:... Read more >>>