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When the Gods Came Down: The Catastrophic Roots of Religion Revealed Book
Alan F Alford is relatively new in the field of what is sometimes called "cult archaeology"--those controversial rewritings of history by authors such as: Graham Hancock; Robert Bauval; and the originators of the genre in the UK, Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh and Henry Lincoln. Alford's first book, Gods of the New Millennium (1996) was a very thorough exposition of the "God was an astronaut" theory, based largely on the works of Zecharia Sitchin. His third book, When the Gods Came Down, abandons that theory for a new one: that all the major religions stem from a catastrophic meteorite strike on Earth: "the rocks which fell out of the Sky (meteorites) could only have come from an Earth-like 'mountain' which had disintegrated in the heavens ... the ex-planet of Heaven ... [which] had sown … read more...
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