Publisher's Synopsis
Biblical scholars have always merely dated the events of the Scriptures by counting the years as reported by the texts, without further historical or critical analysis. Results were completely unsatisfactory in terms of historical correspondence. The creation of the world and of the same Book of Genesis are analyzed here, observing the religions of the Mediterranean basin at the moment of their birth. The meticulous revision of the narrative sequences leads us to detect a faithful correspondence with the official historical events. We can thus trace the alterations and mystifications to which the sacred writings have been condemned by political revisionism over the millennia. Datings of thorny themes are also estimated here, such as the birth of the gods of polytheisms, the religious roots of Europe, the construction of the pyramids, the Flood, the role of the lost Atlantis in conveying the faith, and the ancient cultural bonds between the Old and the New World. The discussion is accompanied by a detailed and exclusive technical-astronomical analysis of the Mayan and Vedic calendars.
