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Gods of the New Millennium : Scientific Proof of Flesh & Blood Gods Paperback – July, 2001

by Alan F. Alford (Author)

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First published in 1997, this is the comprehensive and irrefutable proof of the flesh-and-blood gods who created us genetically in their own image. This interventionist solution identifies them as the builders of the Pyramids, Sphinx and other ancient sites. Up-to-date evidence is that the gods were real and came from within the Solar System.

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Paperback: 688 pages
Publisher: Arnold Publishers (July 2001)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0340696133
ISBN-13: 978-0340696132
Product Dimensions: 6.9 x 4.5 x 1.8 inches
Shipping Weight: 14.4 ounces
Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (28 customer reviews)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #477,653 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #15326 in Books > Religion & Spirituality > New Age & Spirituality
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48 of 49 people found the following review helpful

A well-written, logical and intriquing exposition.

By Dennis Hawley VINE VOICE on March 29, 2003

Format: Hardcover

It's true that this book assumes the basic veracity of Sitchin's work, and employes it as the underpinnings of his treatment. While other reviewers note this with muted criticism, the fact is that Sitchin has never been refuted. Criticized greatly, yes, but not effectively refuted. Given this, there is no valid reason not to accept Sitchin and the others cited in this book in an evidential manner. If mainstream science can adopt specious, illogical assumptions as the basis for much of what becomes "conventional wisdom", it is reasonable to embrace alternative, but more internally logical, interpretations on which to build a case. If one accepts this, then indeed the author has made the case for "scientific proof of flesh and blood gods."
Whether one agrees with Alford's book or not, 'Gods of the New Millennium' does reconcile many disparate elements (religions, myths, archeological and geological records, etc.) into a cohesive whole, something not done by any other writer (to my knowledge, anyway). Add to this the fact that the book is imminently readable and absolutely absorbing, and it becomes difficult to fathom what more a book can offer.
Among the many fascinating notions put forth by Alford (with skillful logic) is that the "gods" (aliens) "operate in eras of 2,160 years", and that we have been in a "hands off" period. Alford speculates that the next active era (of involvement of the gods in man's affairs) would commence somewhere between the turn of the 21st century and 2012. He poses the question as to what might indicate that the gods have re-engaged themselves in our lives.Read more ›

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37 of 44 people found the following review helpful

good reading on a winter's night

By kaioatey on January 8, 2002

Format: Paperback

In this book, Alford examines the idea that human culture and indeed human genes may have been planted onto this planet by extraterrestrial intelligences. Following the pioneering explorations and speculations by his predecessors von Daeniken and Sitchin, Alford examines several "unexplained mysteries" - from ancient Sumeria, pharaonic Egypt, Baalbek to Stonehenge, Nazca and Peru. He points out the unlikelyhood that the monumental buildings, found at those sites, could have been constructed with simple Iron Age technologies. To support this thesis, A. provides interesting information, especially on less conventional research which tends to be omitted from the "classical" anthropological and historical work. I found his take on pharaonic records and Giza pyramids especially intriguing; moreover, Sitchin's work on Sumerians is given due credit .
While unfailingly interesting, the book has noticeable shortcomings. Alford's uncritical approach to published (and unpublished) literature is troublesome. He is quite happy to take a flimsy idea and present it as fact while conveniently ignoring other contradictory evidence (especially if it is "conventional"). He is also prone to citing, in the same breath, data from reliable and accepted studies and highly speculative notions based on hunches and zero evidence. Sitchin's work is accepted a bit too uncritically and with too much reverence which ultimately hobbles the book. Thus, in his enthousiasm to prove the extraterrestrial connection, Alford tries to do too much and, for me, undermines the credibility of his main idea. Still, if you are an aficionado of this genre, you will find a lot of food for thought. Which, ultimately, is what counts.

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31 of 37 people found the following review helpful

The truth of our origin is revealed!

By Hammerherz on May 24, 2000

Format: Paperback

Is it hard to express ones feelings after reading this book. Finally someone stood up and put mankinds mysteries together! Of course the thought that mankind is a hybrid offspring of an alien race, designed as slaves nearly 170,000 years ago, is most uncomfortable for many people from the monotheistic religions like Islam, Christendom and Judaism. People with an open mind will be fascinated of this book while recognizing that mankind is not the crown of a divine creation like some religions want make us to believe. Alfords work is well done regarding the fact that he investigated so many misteries all over the world, but he managed it to show the relations between them. I have read many books which refer to mankinds old history like works from Eric v. Däniken and others, but no one has been able to put this in an all-in-one theory like Alford have done. I'm eager to read more from this author in the future.

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25 of 30 people found the following review helpful

An accessible review of scientific and 'historic' theory

By A Customer on October 27, 1999

Format: Paperback

Alford leans heavily on the research of Zecharia Stichin to write this entertaining and thoughtful book. He has obviously read extensivly in the areas of pre-history civilisation. While he doesn't seem to lend the same scientific gravitas as other writers in this field, he does lend an understanding which makes him emminently more accessible. He seeks to bring together the theories expounded in recent times, and like others, his conscoius or subconscoius desire to find a single theme can be a failing point.
If you enjoy being forced to question your beliefs and are prepared to read and analyse before forming an opinion, then read "Gods of the new millenium"

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The chapters on the Sumerian texts was hard to follow ...

The chapters on the Sumerian texts was hard to follow...it is very complicated mythology. However, other chapters that explored unexplkainable feats (e.g. Read more

Published 11 days ago by meganajjcec

Five Stars

good book

Published 2 months ago by J. V. Horn

Interesting but watch out for the faulty premises

I am intrigued by the premise of Alford's book. However, I must say, having read only a small part of his book, that even in the small representative sample I have read that there... Read more

Published 8 months ago by GRJ

A brilliant read

A very well researched and fascinating book which really makes you question our origins and where we come from. Read more

Published 11 months ago by julie willis

incredible book

I have owned this book previously in paperback but never in hard cover .The book was advertised as being in "fair condition" ,however ,upon receiving it in hardcover ,not... Read more

Published on January 13, 2013 by Peter Kilvington

Not bad if you are interested in ancient myth, but the linking them to a Planet X, I have a little trouble with that the theory

Published on December 26, 2012 by Jeffrey Jones

Too bad for Alford

I bought this book based on what I read online; Alford's arguments were solidly based on Zechariah Sitchin's work and provided a neat summary of the whole work. Read more

Published on November 11, 2012 by Remo Williams

A New Paradigm

Abstract: "Where did we come from and why are we here? What is the nature of the path we tread and where does it lead? Read more

Published on July 19, 2011 by Ora E Stoll

Crud

Allegorical mysteries are interpreted and rationalized as literal world events to support a worldview as fanciful, far-fetched and muddled as you expect from much New Age writing. Read more

Published on August 23, 2009 by Lore

Great Book

This book is a great read. It surely gives one food for thought. It makes a lot of sense,and even if you are skeptical, you will find it hard to deny a lot of the facts therein.

Published on May 11, 2009 by P. Johnston