
Flynn has deciphered Isaac Newton’s greatest discovery: None other than ‘the unified field theory’ of Bible prophecy.
By SHARON K. GILBERT
July 17, 2008
IF YOU’RE NOT familiar with David Flynn, then you must have spent the last five years living underneath a rock, or else you’re brand new to the internet. Either way, Flynn’s work has become standard reading for anyone attempting to reconcile Bible prophecy with UFOs and the ‘Face on Mars’. His ground-breaking book, Cydonia: The Secret Chronicles of Mars sold out long ago (if you’re lucky, you might find a used copy online). And I have no doubt that this one will follow suit (hint: order your copy today).
Derek and I are blessed to have one of the rare copies of Cydonia, and I’ve read it through, cover to cover a dozen times over. This being said, you can imagine how thrilled I was to learn David has turned his numerical acumen onto the very scriptures themselves — following in some very large footprints, those of renowned mathematician, Sir Isaac Newton. A note of caution to those who read this amazing work: Prepare to have your head explode. [Read more →]
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Christopher Eccleston as ‘The Doctor’ in Season One’s Finale ‘Parting of the Ways’. — Image - BBC Productions)
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“I reached into the Dark and made new life. I am the God of all Daleks.” (The Emperor)
“Driven mad by your own flesh…You hate your own existence.” Doctor to Dalek Emperor.
By SHARON K. GILBERT
July 14, 2008
“YOU KNOW the Doctor, you understand him, you will predict his actions.” Thus said one of the Daleks in Parting of the Ways, the final episode of Doctor Who, Season One (originally broadcast in 2005). If you’re not familiar with the Doctor or the Time War or the Daleks, then I strongly recommend you plan a weekend’s viewing, beginning with Season One, starring Christopher Eccleston as the enigmatic Time Lord known cryptically as ‘The Doctor’. [Read more →]
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LAST NIGHT, Derek and I signed off PID Radio for the last time, and our headphones now hang silent in the living room coat closet. They won’t remain silent forever, I’m betting. If you listened to last night’s show, then you know that Derek is considering a solo project, and I think he’d be brilliant at it. As for me, I’m up to my eyeballs in editing and writing, so I’ve plenty to keep me busy. And I’ve returned to adding news items to PID News as time allows — an important task that helps me stay current on the massive game of ‘risk’ that’s now in play across the world. Isn’t it nice to know that the Lord God is the one in charge and not the lunatics? [Read more →]
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