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Brinty · 04-13-2009, 03:52 AM

I don't know your age Lorien, but I'm a happy-go-lucky 72 year old who can (and does) laugh at people who get up tight about theories different from their own.

As has been pointed out on this and other threads, Sitchin can not, and is not, right with every one of his theories. Nobody is that perfect - even God cocked things up when he created man. Oh, I forgot, that was the Anunnaki wasn't it?

Supposing that Sitchin was wrong and all his theories are just so much BS, there are an awful lot of people now taking an interest in ancient history. Maybe the truth of humanity's origins are somewhere between the Biblical account, and Sitchins.

But for myself, Sitchin has made the Biblical story believable to me as he opened my eyes and mind to a different way of thinking. If his writings can achieve that for thousands of folk, then it has to be an improvement on just blind acceptance of the impossible sounding story in Genesis.

04-13-2009, 03:52 AM	#17
Brinty Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Blackbutt, Queensland, Australia Posts: 1,004	Re: Zacharia Sitchin is wrong I don't know your age Lorien, but I'm a happy-go-lucky 72 year old who can (and does) laugh at people who get up tight about theories different from their own. As has been pointed out on this and other threads, Sitchin can not, and is not, right with every one of his theories. Nobody is that perfect - even God cocked things up when he created man. Oh, I forgot, that was the Anunnaki wasn't it? Supposing that Sitchin was wrong and all his theories are just so much BS, there are an awful lot of people now taking an interest in ancient history. Maybe the truth of humanity's origins are somewhere between the Biblical account, and Sitchins. But for myself, Sitchin has made the Biblical story believable to me as he opened my eyes and mind to a different way of thinking. If his writings can achieve that for thousands of folk, then it has to be an improvement on just blind acceptance of the impossible sounding story in Genesis.