Brigitte Ilse Stehr

Behold They Are One Brigitte Ilse Stehr

As mankind gets concerned about global warming, shouldnt we look at other characteristics of the planets physical world as well that are contrary to their millions of years time busy changing fast? Today the rotational and magnetic axes do not coincide, but the magnetic North Pole is shifting from Canada to Russia at an accelerated speed. Is the magnetic axis balancing out from a previous worldwide catastrophe such as for example the biblical deluge, and is this important to us? In a time when the theory of evolution has progressed beyond all levels of speculation, are we ready to trust mankind to explain to us 4.6 billion years of science regarding our origins but stopping short at the Bible, the book that has survived more than two thousand years? Are there no more answers to be gotten from the book of books? As the title implies, Behold They Are One suggests a kind of unity and describes a model of our continents once having formed a circular landmass on our planet called Eden, and not Pangaea upon which occurred the biblical deluge. Behold They Are One makes very interesting reading for those who are concerned about their surroundings and worldwide geography. Remnants of the earths previous circularity can still be seen today.