Unlock the mystery of early human history and the limits of biblical chronology.
This nonfiction work challenges readers to weigh ancient records against new discoveries in Egypt, China, India, and beyond, offering a bold look at how modern science reshapes our view of race, time, and origin.
This edition presents a clear, accessible argument about how ethnography, archaeology, and biblical interpretation intersect. It surveys major scholars and controversial claims, presenting the author’s case with quotations, arguments, and historical context. Readers will encounter debates over the unity of the human family, the dating of ancient events, and the reliability of traditional chronologies.
- Examination of how ethnography and ancient records inform our understanding of human origins
- Discussion of how biblical chronology has been read and reevaluated by scholars
- References to notable researchers and continental viewpoints shaping the debate
- Arguments about the timeline of civilizations in Egypt, China, India, and beyond
Ideal for readers of history, biblical criticism, and the philosophy of science who want a historical perspective on how chronology and race are studied today.