Science claims that ancient man certainly had knowledge and abilities far beyond us today… at least when it comes to construction and heavy lifting. While science can make it’s best guess, or more respectfully call theories, as to when these were built (stone and rock can not be carbon dated), it still a guess, estimate, or belief… and not necessarily fact or truth. Ancient man was able to create buildings and structures made out of the most durable construction materials… namely solid rock and stone. Stones that would stand the test of time surviving everything the planet has to throw at it. Rock and stone structures so massive that they would virtually last forever. Solid stone structures weighing 100’s of tons that fit together so perfectly that a piece of paper couldn’t be slipped between them. With all the amassed knowledge and technology we have today we can not do this. So how did they do it? Ancient knowledge and abilities once know, and then lost to time?
Science would also have you believe that much like the ancient pyramids of Egypt… many were built as they learned and gained knowledge. Progressively getting better… until there was a giant leap in knowledge and ability and they built the three great pyramids… and then suddenly all that knowledge and ability was lost… and constructions regressed to the building ability of earlier pyramids that failed to achieve anywhere near the same quality of construction. Yep, ancient man built amazing structures far beyond our understanding and ability. They only way modern man can rationalize their construction is to assume that they used the most difficult possible painstaking way to build anything, bringing stone from hundreds miles any from where it was quarried… and possessing the knowledge to assemble them with methods that we nothing less then perfection. Having said that, it’s a bit hard to believe.
Thinking “inside” the box.. this could be the only explanation. Assumptions and conjecture? That’s for you to decide. Thinking “outside” the box… do we really believe that scientific theory is entirely viable? We may never know the real truth, only assumptions and conjecture, and what we are told to believe. Believable? or is some other explanation more practical. Given the scientific theory… when the explanations become less possible and believable… does the inevitable seem more probable? When you take all the physical facts, the structures themselves… and the theories for how they were built seems so incredibly impossible… then the impossible truth of how they were built opens more doors to the impossible… at least as we know it. So where did the knowledge and ability come from, or perhaps the more important question is, whom did it come from. Or, for that matter, who really built these structures? … and when? Science would have you believe that while mankind was even pre-stone age, that they would have toiled endlessly for decades, to built something the hardest way possible, on the largest scale possible, by transporting rock and stones weighting several hundred tons, hundreds of miles, and placing them together with such precision as to astound the imagination of how they actually did it. Now that’s a leap of faith to have us believe something so impossible… something that comes from thinking inside the box of perceived knowledge and ability. Whether you believe in religion or not, all religions refer to their God or Gods that have visited the Earth in the past. There is, no matter how you spin it, some truth in the core means of what is believed. Beings not of this Earth with extraordinary knowledge and abilities visited here in the past. So draw your own conclusions. Science tells us the facts about these structures… what they theorize as to how they were built is an unlikely story… religions tell the story of perhaps who was responsible for the knowledge and ability to built these structures. Somewhere between the scientific logic (inside the box)… and religious records and stories (perhaps outside the box of proven facts) lies the truth. Science tells us physically about these structures, stories passed down over time perhaps tell the who and how, of these mammoth marvels. Just something to ponder during your quiet moments. Do you really believe that this was man made over 20,000 years ago… stone age man?
