Everything you believe about the history of the world is False

For simplicity sake for this post, most readers will fall into one of two highly broad categories.

Those who believe in Creationism and those who believe in Evolution. Both are wrong in their understanding of their present circumstances which directly coincides with their understanding of the past.

In the Creationist's world view, Earth was made by God some 6,000 years ago, and involves the retelling of a Savior who died and got resurrected or will someday save us all. It's beyond my scope to cover all who fall under this category, but we basically have the Judeo/Christian population. While they are right about God making the universe, they don't know who the real God is or the history of the world.

Now adherents to evolution don't usually believe in God, especially those who believe in not just microevolution but the macro kind as well. They believe that the history of humanity is all about PROGRESS... That it's up and up and up for the advancement of humankind. There have been stutterings along the way of course, such as when religion in the form of the Dark Ages got in the way, but now that they are liberated from the bonds of backwardness, they are free to rise up to the wonderments of their own technological and knowledgeable undertakings.

I mean, just look at the big screen TVs we've made or skyscrapers or being able to go to the moon (cough). This is testament that humanity is progressing upward. Still might not be perfect, but at least we are on the upward path.

This is just complete and utter nonsense and if you think this way, you don't realize how in the dark you are.

We are at the end of the Fourth (Iron) age of humanity.

The Four great ages are:

Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Iron

We are in the Iron Age...so that's why you all are Iron Men.

Each age lasts a quarter of the Earth's precession of the equinox. Total that would be:

25,920 years

Each age would then be 25920/4=6,480 years.

This does put the last age starting at close to what Creationists consider to be the creation of the world, but it didn't start there.

The first age was the best, The Golden Age, where we all lived for long periods of time, food was easy to get, and we stayed true to the Earth and the Creator.

At the end of each age we got a little greedy in our own advancements in knowledge and wisdom, and developed an Ego, and wanted to keep forever the things we sub-created. This evil was destroyed by God, but the seeds still remained until the next age until its end and so on.

Until finally here we are at the end of the Iron age, the worst age of them all when materialism and the machine and ego and wickedness in the world prevail in defiance of the God who gave us this world to enjoy in the first place. Wars, and disease, and famine and strife and murders and on and on are the direct results of mankind's thumbing its noses in the very face of God, wanting to realize immortality for themselves and keeping the treasures they have accumulated.

So you're not at the very pinnacle of humanity's existence.

You're actually at the LOWEST.

(Oh, and one other thing. This cycle started yeah somewhere close to 6,480 years ago, and by estimation of the Earth's equinox back then that was likely on 4477BC, the cycle's end has been overdue since 2003.)

For more info, go to:
www.jayweidner.com...

(thanks goes out to Unity99 for the reminder to this website)

reply to post by CircleOfDust


Why did the person who made up this information make it up?

If you say they didnt make it up, where did they get the info? How do they 'Know"?

reply to post by ImaFungi


Well that's the great question isn't it? Tolkien believed it for one.

Gosh! I read it on the internet, so it must be true!

I don't see any reliable source for your discourse, unless of course I am missing some great evidential source.

The Fifth Cat

reply to post by thefifthcat


Ha, good one, thanks. That's the absolute brilliance of free will.

We are at the end of the Fourth (Iron) age of humanity.

The Four great ages are:

Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Iron

We are in the Iron Age...so that's why you all are Iron Men.

Each age lasts a quarter of the Earth's precession of the equinox. Total that would be:

25,920 years

There is no such thing as a Gold age or a silver age, in fact Silver smelting only started a few hundred years BC and really only took off under the Romans, most of the silver at that time was a by-product of lead manufacture.
The Bronze age started about 3600 BC and continued till 600 BC so the Bronze age lasted 3000 years. Its a stretch to say we are still in the Iron age as very little in today's world is made of iron, Steel maybe but steel is not iron its an alloy, If you wanted to put a name on our current epoch then it would have to be the silicone age.

reply to post by auraelium


Your beliefs are false because your assumptions are false. Refer to the title of my thread. These are English words describing the realities of the past, if nothing else. Besides, to think men long ago just lived in caves and weren't capable of greater thought and technological achievements is again False.

But thanks for sharing your view in any case.

Originally posted by CircleOfDust

(Oh, and one other thing. This cycle started yeah somewhere close to 6,480 years ago, and by estimation of the Earth's equinox back then that was likely on 4477BC, the cycle's end has been overdue since 2003.)

And we will continue to wait....

Why does there need to be an age at all? Why not just be another species on a planet of millions? How do you figure such things existed when there is nothing to support it all other than a fantasy tale.

Originally posted by CircleOfDust
reply to post by auraelium

 

Your beliefs are false because your assumptions are false. Refer to the title of my thread. These are English words describing the realities of the past, if nothing else. Besides, to think men long ago just lived in caves and weren't capable of greater thought and technological achievements is again False.

But thanks for sharing your view in any case.

My assumption is not false its backed up by science, your assumptions are not, If there was a Gold age then we would be finding gold artifacts strewn across the earth in layers of soil that could be easily dated.The earliest Gold artifact ever found was found in Bulgaria dating from about 4000 BC.
The same with Silver and Bronze. The oldest silver object ever found dates from 600 BC.Before the Bronze age there was the Stone age, we call it the stone age because we have millions of artifacts made of stone that have been found across the globe from this age.There is 0 evidence to back up anything you have stated here.

Bold claims like this need evidence , for your theory there is none.

reply to post by Xtrozero


Best not wait to long personally. Time has a nasty tendency to be in abundance until finally it runs out. Everything in the universe is cyclical, you should realize that by now, so why not Time?

reply to post by auraelium


You just don't understand how the real principles of the Earth's alchemy works. Creation and Destruction. Over and over. You're seeing the evidence based on this current cycle only.

Originally posted by CircleOfDust
Best not wait to long personally. Time has a nasty tendency to be in abundance until finally it runs out. Everything in the universe is cyclical, you should realize that by now, so why not Time?

Sure a 60 billion year cycle...I think I'm safe for now...

Originally posted by CircleOfDust
reply to post by auraelium

 

You just don't understand how the real principles of the Earth's alchemy works. Creation and Destruction. Over and over. You're seeing the evidence based on this current cycle only.

If there was destruction on earth that was able to vapourize metal artifacts buried under the ground then it would have been a massive extinction event.There have been no extinction events like this in the last 25k years.

reply to post by Xtrozero


Wishful thinking, but hey whatever gets people through life. At least you're right on track to how TPTB want you to believe.

reply to post by auraelium


Like I said, your beliefs are false because your assumptions are false. Radiocarbon dating and the like assumes that levels of the sun's radiation are constant, and they're not.

Originally posted by CircleOfDust
reply to post by auraelium

 

Like I said, your beliefs are false because your assumptions are false. Radiocarbon dating and the like assumes that levels of the sun's radiation are constant, and they're not.

You cant carbon date metal.RCD is only one of many ways we use to date objects.My beliefs have nothing to do with TPTB, im an archeologist i work with history every day. Before the Bronze age there was the stone age, we know there was a stone age because we have millions of stone artifacts from that time. millions of them on every continent.No silver, no gold, no metals but millions of flint tools arrowheads, axes, scrapers etc. thats called physical evidence, where is your physical evidence?

reply to post by auraelium


The Athenians (ancient Greece) started silver mining, to pay for their vast fleet of trading ships, which also destroyed the Persian invasion fleet of king Xerxes.

reply to post by auraelium


Well then you should also be familiar with the artifacts that you can't explain, you know like batteries and models of flying things. Things of that nature.

Originally posted by pikestaff
reply to post by auraelium

 

The Athenians (ancient Greece) started silver mining, to pay for their vast fleet of trading ships, which also destroyed the Persian invasion fleet of king Xerxes.

The athenians were'nt the first to smelt silver it started 100s years before that.

Originally posted by CircleOfDust
reply to post by auraelium

 

Well then you should also be familiar with the artifacts that you can't explain, you know like batteries and models of flying things. Things of that nature.

No not realy, There have beem no flying machines ever found , or batteries dating from the ancient world.for that matter.