Post: #1

I was brought up in a Christian family. My Grandfather was a pastor and we attended church regularly up until my parents divorced when I was 16. I was instilled Christian values and it would upset me when anyone would discredit or criticize the Christianity.

However, when I started college, this all changed. I was becoming indoctrinated by my Progressively Liberal education. I started feeling ashamed that I once considered myself a Christian and defended religion. I was told in school, by way of Science, that the world is just random and evolution was by chance. My relationships with my family had weakened because I thought they were unintelligent because they believed in an "invisible sky God".

However, I started noticing the hypocrisy of what I was being taught in College. I could see that Atheists had to have just as much faith, if not more, to believe what they believe. I started seeing things differently. I started looking at Ancient Civilizations and realizing that these people were more in-tune with the Universe then we currently are. There is much wisdom and knowledge to learn from the Ancient Civilizations.

Now, with the discovery of Quantum Mechanics, we are getting a better idea of how the Universe might work. We can look back at the Ancient people and realize that they had more knowledge of the truth than we do.

This is a 4-part series that opened my eyes and truly changed the way I perceived the world.

Post: #2

Man, there's like a billion of these crazy documentaries on Youtube.
How did conspiracy theorists ever communicate with each other before the internet?