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I have just devoured the book and must say that it is a profound analysis of our geological history. Not only did your book challenge some long held ideas I have; it also seemed to validate many suspicions I've had concerning ancient global "catastrophes". Such as the "Standing Siberian Mammoth" which was found frozen in the tundra and in the same region archaeologist discovered shredded trees, tiny bits of bones belonging to a vast array of animals, and lots of dust, stones and pebbles all frozen into a vast layer of sheet ice in the region. The only viable explanation is a huge global ice storm. I believe your Global Respiration concept is the best thesis on the socio-political and religious ramifications of these events I have yet to read. Thank you kindly.

(1)Hi Billy, Well, I finished your book and I must say it is an astounding piece of work. I consider it one of the most insightful I've ever read. Provocatively frank and profoundly informative, it is the equivalent of (or exceeds) "Holy Blood, Holy Grail". While I agree with most all of your assertions, even views I never had before., , your book will remain one of my prized possessions. I also liked it because it contained no meaningless fill material and that you dared convention in how it was put together (no chapters, etc). Other than leaving Divine Creation out of the equation (where it rightfully belongs), I thought your other assessments on human evolution were right on target (I obviously believe both is the case). Interestingly, in an attempt to counter the arguments arising out of the belief that the earth could only have been inhabited for 100 million years (not 2 billion as later discovered) Darwin suggested that perhaps evolution was accelerated at times. While he didn't offer any explanation how it could be possible... you did. Bravo Billy!!!
(2) Fantastic stuff! You incorporate "EVERYTHING" allowing the full picture to be so clear!
Fantastically done!
Wendy
(3) This is Gary DeVaney. - and I find it fascinating -
Your approach and explanations are new to me and somewhat understandable. Keep it up as some also jealously criticized a young Carl Sagan. You seem to go through great pains to simplify your work so that thelayman can better understand it. Maybe that's why some "intellectual critics" comment as they do. Years ago, I learned that when you write on a controversial subject, narrow, mind-set believers will accumulate to try to stop you from doing what you are doing. As long as you know what you are doing and why you are doing it -continue on!
Keep it up as what you write is of interest to laymen like me. Regards, Gary DeVaney The God Murders - http://WWW.thegodmurders.Com/id91.HTML ( )