-
Recent Posts
Prior Posts
Blog Stats
- 178,435 hits
Look for more about…
When who said what about…
1minionsopinion on I’ve agreed to two diffe… Marla on I’ve agreed to two diffe… Laurance on I see I fell off this thing… 1minionsopinion on Today’s Facebook Find… N. E. White on Today’s Facebook Find… Marla S. on Question of Atheist Scruples… Pauly on “I died for you” b… Laurance on Are you missing 1minion? Kieran McRae on Jesus People! Australian cult… George W. on So, how’s everyone? Teach the Controversy
Tag Archives: Atlantis
The One Minion Search Party – back in the saddle again
Now that my hours have altered at work, blogging doesn’t require setting aside the first few hours of my morning (5-8am) for hard core writing sessions. I didn’t mind when I was single because I had no after work life … Continue reading
Posted in Search Parties, skepticism
Tagged Atlantis, history, music, Satanism, Search Parties, skepticism, tv
1 Comment
Don’t claim a lost city is Atlantis
Call it New Clopia or Muddyvilla or Lost Nostril. Call it anything except Atlantis They can’t prove that it’s fucking Atlantis! Scientists say they may have discovered the lost city of Atlantis buried deep under the marshlands of southern Spain. … Continue reading
Posted in In the Media, skepticism
Tagged archeology, Atlantis, history, mythology, skepticism
3 Comments
It’s drafty in here (Bermuda Triangle solved at last!)
This was an exciting find and just as interesting a theory as krakens or aliens or time warps or death rays from Atlantis or any other way people tried to explain the loss of ships and airplanes in that area … Continue reading
Posted in In the Media
Tagged aliens, Atlantis, bermuda triangle, mythology, research, science, tragedy, unsolved mysteries
Comments Off on It’s drafty in here (Bermuda Triangle solved at last!)
Forbidden History – deconstructing Atlantis
So, finally, the story of Atlantis. Is it a real place or did Plato make it all up as a metaphor that he never bothered to explain to anyone? Frank Joseph wrote several articles for Atlantis Rising, which editor J. … Continue reading
Posted in books, reviews
Tagged ancient history, archeology, Atlantis, books, Christianity, controversy, mythology, skepticism
Comments Off on Forbidden History – deconstructing Atlantis
Forbidden History – Graham Hancock’s “Fingerprints”
Graham Hancock’s research seems pretty interesting. For one thing, he’s pretty sure the Ark of the Covenant made it all the way to Ethiopia. He explains his reasons for this theory in The Sign and the Seal, which isn’t the … Continue reading
Posted in books
Tagged archeology, Atlantis, books, controversy, mythology, skepticism, unexplained mysteries
Comments Off on Forbidden History – Graham Hancock’s “Fingerprints”
Forbidden history – a tantalizing taste of what’s to come
So, here we are, next interesting book is on my desk and I have yet to crack the spine. Actually, never crack the spine of a book unless you like games of 321 Pick Up. The quality of binding these … Continue reading
Posted in books
Tagged aliens, archeology, Atlantis, bible, books, controversy, history, mythology, skepticism
Comments Off on Forbidden history – a tantalizing taste of what’s to come