David Elkington is the author of In the Name of the Gods, the highly acclaimed academic thesis on the resonance and acoustical origins of religion. David is primarily an Egyptologist, specializing in Egypt-Palestinian links that have inevitably drawn him into the field of Biblical studies.
David Elkington told the story of the Jordan Codices, which could rewrite Biblical history. Followed by Open Lines in the latter half.
More » Host: Dave SchraderEgyptologist David Elkington provides an update on the Jordan Codices, followed by historical detective Graham Phillips on the Ark of the Covenant.
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In the first half, Ian Punnett (Twitter) was joined by Prof. David Barash who discussed evolutionary mysteries and puzzles of human nature. Appearing during the third hour, religious scholar and Egyptologist,
During the middle two hours, religious scholar and Egyptologist, David Elkington, joined Ian Punnett for an update on the Jordan Codices: seventy, ancient... More »
Host: Ian PunnettNovelist and screenwriter Paul Bishop joined Ian to discuss his 35-year career for the LAPD where he worked as an interrogator and sex crimes detective.
In the first hour, Egyptologist and author David Elkington provided an update... More »
Host: Ian PunnettJoining Ian Punnett, Egyptologist and author David Elkington talked about the Jordan Codices -- ancient metal religious texts that could change the way we view... More »
Host: Ian PunnettAppearing in the middle two hours, British scholar and author David Elkington spoke about the extraordinary discovery of 70 ancient metal religious books that could alter the world's view of biblical history (related article).
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Host: Ian PunnettRetired Navy officer Kevin Day recounted experiences tracking the Tic Tac UFOs. Followed by Jack Hunter on his anthropological investigations of seances.
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