The Greatest Story Never Told: A Scientific Inquiry into the Evidence of the Fall of Man from a Higher Civilization in Antiquity

1054 Pages·1988·43.73 MB·English

by  Lana Corrine Cantrell

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by
Lana Conine Cantrell
A Scientific Inquiry into the Evidence of the Fall of Man from a Higher
Civilization in Antiquity
Published by Biohistorical Press —
Historical research through the application
of the life sciences —
ignotum per ignotius
(The unknown explained by the still more unknown.)
Copyright © 1988 by Lana Corrine Cantrell and Biohistorical Press, P.O. Box 68,
Lakemont, GA 30552
All rights reserved, including that of translation into other languages is specifically
reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form, stored in a retrieval
system, or be transmitted by any method or means including electrical, mechanical,
photographic, record or otherwise, without the prior permission of the copyright holders.
Originally published in the United States of America
Library of Congress number-88-071213
ISBN 9-620749-0-X
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CONTENTS'
Part One
THE THEOGONY
FOREWORD PAGE
ONE - Those Magnificent Gods in Their Flying Machines. 1 - 1
TWO - The One True Indra. 2 - 1
THREE - The Changelings. 3 - 1
FOUR - The Prisoner of Eden. 4 - 1
FIVE - The Children of God. 5 - 1
SIX - The Children of the Gods. 6 - 1
SEVEN - The Three Worlds. 7 - 1
EIGHT - The Androgyne. 8 - 1
NINE - The Sun Children. 9 - 1
TEN - The Earth Under the Lord. 10 - 1
ELEVEN - The Myth of Menstruation. 11-1
TWELVE - Birth of the Blues. 12 - 1
THIRTEEN - The Gynic. 13 - 1
FOURTEEN - Soma. 14 - 1
Part Two
THE NEW WORLD AND ITS FALL
FIFTEEN - The World Under the Gods. 15-1
SIXTEEN - The Disc of Life. 16 - 1
SEVENTEEN - The Food of the Gods. 17-1
EIGHTEEN - The Murder. 18-1
NINETEEN - The Heart of the Pandava. 19-1
TWENTY - The Disgrace. 20 - 1
TWENTY-ONE - Adventures in the Underworld. 21-1
TWENTY-TWO - The Command Base of Heaven. 22 - 1
TWENTY-THREE - The Taking of Jerusalem. 23 - 1
TWENTY-FOUR - Death of Inanna. 24-1
TWENTY-FIVE - Solomon and the Temple. 25 - 1
Part Three
"THE EARTH WILL BE MINE"
TWENTY-SIX - The Disc of Death. 26 - 1
TWENTY-SEVEN - The Sue For Peace. 27 - 1
TWENTY-EIGHT - The Sons of the Gods. 28 - 1
TWENTY-NINE - Exodus. 29 - 1
THIRTY - After Exodus. 30 - 1
THIRTY-ONE - Life In Egypt Under Amen-ra. 31-1
THIRTY-TWO - Amen. 32 - 1
THIRTY-THREE - Egyptian Teratology and Physiology. 33 - 1
THIRTY-FOUR - The Ennead. 34 - 1
THIRTY-FIVE - The Laws. 35 - 1
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THIRTY-SIX - Marriages Made In Heaven. 36 - 1
THIRTY-SEVEN - The Final Days. 37 -• 1
THIRTY-EIGHT - The Wasted Earth. 38 -• 1
THIRTY-NINE - The Ultimate Weapon. 39 -• 1
FORTY - The Resurrection. 40 -• 1
FORTY-ONE - The 'Lost Races'. 41 -• 1
FORTY-TWO - The Chosen People. 42 -• 1
FORTY-THREE - The Hawaiians. 43 • • 1
FORTY-FOUR - Book 'Em Dano, Then Beam Me Up, Scotty! 44 -• 1
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Many thank you's to the following people and institutions for their assistance in the
creation of this book and who are in no manner responsible for its contents or
faults.
Joanna Barry of the University of Chicago Press for her consideration. A special
thank you to Professor I.A.B. van Buitenen of the University of Chicago Press.
Much thanks to L.J. Bolchazy, Ph.D., of Bolchazy - Carducci Publishers, 44 Lake
Street, Oak Park, Illinois. Cliffton Linedecker, Editor of the National Examiner,
Boca Raton, Florida. Vaughn M. Greene, San Bruno, California. The Jewish
Publication Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Girard -
Arcturus Book Service, Stone Mountain, Georgia. Wilson Research Library,
University of Minnesota, The Cairo Museum, Cairo, Egypt, and a very special thank
you to Officer Earl Boor of New Richmond, Wisconsin for his generous help.
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L Dedicated to my parents,
Hugh and Jeanne Cantrell and
my brother,
Hugh Allen
What I owe all of you is beyond measure . .
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FOREWORD
'If is the general opinion of mankind that we must seek our good fortune from the
gods but look for wisdom in ourselves. We may consecrate shrines to Reason, Faith,
and Virtue, but we know that it is only in ourselves that they are to be found. But
from the gods we ask the fulfillment of our hopes of safety, wealth and success.
Therefore the prosperity and good fortune of the wicked, as Diogenes so often said,
absolutely disprove the power of the gods.'
- The Nature of the Gods
'If conscience goes, then everything collapses around us.*
- The Nature of the Gods
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