“Dave would marvel, “Do people not realize that they are living in the greater Renaissance? Could you imagine how much Isaac Newton would have loved to be able use a computer, the Internet, or bring up Google Earth? On one… — David Flynn Copy Share Image
“A belief that the ancients held unusual scientific knowledge, of which only fragments remain today, was held by many great philosophers and scientists who participated in the “scientific revolution.” Though research by these men led to great discovery, many were convinced that they were merely scratching the surface of an immense but lost pristine knowledge (prisca sapientia) somehow reflected in… — David Flynn Copy Share
“Dave would marvel, “Do people not realize that they are living in the greater Renaissance? Could you imagine how much Isaac Newton would have… — David Flynn Copy Share Image
“The Romans called the Canaanites in Latin Cananaei, or Canaorum. These words are related etymologically to the Latin word for female dog “Canarius.” The… — David Flynn Copy Share Image
“Why would the war god Huitzilopochtli choose a mosquito-infested swamp as the perfect building site for the capitol city of his empire? The map… — David Flynn Copy Share Image
“The Syrians called the constellation Orion, associated with Osiris, Gabbara, and the Arabians named it Al Jabbar—both meaning “the giant.”[700] The Arabian word for… — David Flynn Copy Share Image
“For as the few and obscure Prophecies concerning Christ’s first coming were for setting up the Christian religion, many and clear Prophecies concerning the… — David Flynn Copy Share Image
“The revolution of science that Newton single-handedly achieved in Principia was primarily that the laws of motion and gravity, and the nature of space… — David Flynn Copy Share Image
“The Latin word for metalsmith is Tubilistrum; the Roman god of metalworking was Vulcan, a Roman variation of the name “Tu-Balcain” or Baal- Cain… — David Flynn Copy Share Image
![“The Syrians called the constellation Orion, associated with Osiris, Gabbara, and the Arabians named it Al Jabbar—both meaning “the giant.”[700] The Arabian word for Orion, The Giant, has become the familiar word Algebra, the system of letters and symbols referring to particular quantitative…” quote by David Flynn](https://sms4smile.com/quotes/img-quotes/fee/david-flynn-48041_quote_the-syrians-called-the-constellation-ori_1699232.jpg)
