Earth, Man, & Devolution

By R. Pilotte

Book Overview

A Girl on a couch appeared in an electro-magnetically generated cloud and it was deduced to be a vision from the past. UFO's are seen to appear and disappear out of nowhere and they are presumed to be... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1425158943
• ISBN13: 9781425158941
• Release Date: January 2009
• Publisher: Trafford Publishing
• Length: 476 Pages
• Weight: 1.94 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 7.5" x 9.3"

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Earth,Man & Devolution - A Review

Doug Hodges - Book Review Earth, Man, & Devolution By R. Pilotte Since the beginning of recorded time, man has thought about origins, where people came from, how and why. He has thought about the things he doesn't comprehend. Usually relegated to `Esoteric' or `New Age', many people over the years have sought, found their answers, and published. In Earth, Man, & Devolution, R. Pilotte offers his own unique theory. Unlike so many other books, he does not come at us as a know-it-all professor or preacher; he guides us, along with himself, on an incredible thought-provoking journey of discovery. Shunning the theories of Evolution, he begins with the Creationist standpoint. In a logical, step by step manner, using the plethora of research out there, and using the Bible and other ancient texts as timelines, he begins us with God's perfect creation, leads us through the possible falls, the flood of Noah, and other floods, the cataclysmic breaking apart of the single mother continent and the spread of the earth's crust around the globe. Pilotte tells of Man, how and in what stages he has survived and `devolved', explaining along the way UFOs, the Hollow Earth, the Pyramids, lost cities, lands and civilizations, the Bermuda Triangle, the Philadelphia experiment, mysterious disappearances, reincarnation, spontaneous combustion, and green people ... virtually every esoteric question man has had is covered in this fantastic volume, at least in passing. Questioning science's ability to truly test age, Pilotte theorizes that the Earth is not anywhere near as old as we are led to believe. He rationally questions the teaching of `science' when it is not proven, especially when there are other just as valid theories. Though based on Creationism, his is not a theological text; it is a wonderful use of the scientific method, asking questions, finding answers, forming theories ... as opposed to the all too often method of creating theories, then seeking out the proof to match. His use of the Bible dove-tails perfectly with use of other ancient texts, giving all a validity often not accepted in scientific circles. This is a thick book, with few illustrations, and salient points are often repeated to keep them in context with new information. This speeds along the script and keeps it fresh and relevant. All too often in non-fiction texts, I find myself having to go back over and over to understand new points. This is not necessary at all in Earth, Man, & Devolution. That said, this book is vast in scope and I know I will re-read it again and again. For those of us who have always questioned the mysteries of Man, our existence and history, the unexplained, the unknown, this is the book. Whether one agrees or not with Mr. Pilotte's theories is irrelevant, the trip is fantastic and well worth any price.