Thomas A. reviewed The Velikovsky Heresies: Worlds in Collision and Ancient Catastrophes Revisited on + 3 more book reviews
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An amazing follow-up to Velikovsky's astonishing Worlds in Collision. The author gives citations from myriad sources showing how V's theories and predictions have been proven true for the past 70 years. Scranton restricts his factual references to non-religion related theories. He shows how "authorities" condemned V for challenging their opinions and delusions.
When Albert Einstein died, he had already apologized to Velikovsky for denying his assertions. His copy of Worlds in Collision was lying open on his desk. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the truth about Earth geology, ancient knowledge about our planets and changes in the Earth's rotation and changes in its axis and the existence of electro-magnetic influence on the universe.
When Albert Einstein died, he had already apologized to Velikovsky for denying his assertions. His copy of Worlds in Collision was lying open on his desk. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the truth about Earth geology, ancient knowledge about our planets and changes in the Earth's rotation and changes in its axis and the existence of electro-magnetic influence on the universe.
