The Yahweh Encounters: Bible Astronauts, Ark Radiations and Temple Electronics

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Summary: Excellent work. Write more please.
Review: I have read many "alternative history" books and what I really liked about this one was its objectivity yet sense of underlying faith. When so many books attempt to "debunk" christianity, this one actually can serve to provide a greater sense that there is a true uniqueness to the jewish and christian histories. And the good thing is that the author leaves that decision up to the reader. Well-documented, scholarly dealing with what is a far-out idea to most people. Its a good read though the technical details can get a little deep. Nevertheless, I highly respected that aspect even though I think it might have turned some readers away. Very pleased with the book. One thing I wanted to ask the author was that when she describes what she postulates to be an Eden that exist in an orbiting spacecraft, I was actually given the image of what could have just as easily been an earthbound greenhouse that was completely isolated, cut off and controlled with 24-hour artificial light and atmosphere.

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Summary: An absolute must read!
Review: This book really makes you think about u.f.os in the Bible. one of the most original and unique books I've read in a while. This book is filled with theories and facts that will blow you away. If you're curious about aliens in the Bible theories get started on this book as soon as you can. You don't have to believe, but it will make you think.

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Summary: Truly Thought Provoking
Review: This is truly an amazing work! The information appears to be well researched and is presented in such a way that the average person can visualize the events depicted in the Bible but with new eyes. The "Yahweh Encounters" offers the reader a more logical understanding of how mankind came into being, rather than those promoted by "simple" religion. It brings to light that there are historical facts present allowing one to appreciate a more logical estimation of what the authors of the Bible were trying to explain.