No I didn’t read the atlantis book. But it was written in a time when the knowlege of ancient civilizations and ancient natural events were very limited. So how could he possibly know what is known today about the plausiblity of the atlantis myth or the great flood being true. He was just speculating based on the bible and plato. Not reliable sources.
I didn’t read Manly P Hall because he is a mystic. Why would a mystic be a good source for anything? Did he weigh in on hyperboreans or biblical floods somewhere? Should we care?
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No I didn’t read the atlantis book. But it was written in a time when the knowlege of ancient civilizations and ancient natural events were very limited. So how could he possibly know what is known today about the plausiblity of the atlantis myth or the great flood being true. He was just speculating based on the bible and plato. Not reliable sources.
I didn’t read Manly P Hall because he is a mystic. Why would a mystic be a good source for anything? Did he weigh in on hyperboreans or biblical floods somewhere? Should we care?