Biblical Arc of Covenant found in Mecca

Has history been tampered with? The Black Stone of Qa'aba is a mystery to have baffled the most inquisitive minds. Europeans didn't get a chance of getting near the Muslim halidom until rather late in the XIX century, and the religious authorities of Mecca are still far from keen to let the infidels tinker about with the single most important holy object of Islam

We now have a new theory about the origins of the Black Stone -- one that might look preposterous at first, but actually makes very good sense when compared to the assorted shreds of tales and legends offered by the official version. This theory was put forth by the mathematician Anatoly Fomenko, one of the world's leading experts in topology and statistics. It is a spin-off of his suggested revision of world history and chronology, which, in turn, is nothing short of scandalous and has professional historians screaming for vengeance worldwide.

Fomenko suggests that the Black Stone of Qa'aba is really the Biblical Arc of Covenant, no less. The Arc disappears from Biblical history without a trace right about the time when, according to the mathematically reconstructed chronology of Fomenko, the Black Stone is brought to Mecca; this is drastically at odds with the official version and makes no sense in official history. Yet all the pieces fit instantly if we are to follow the brilliant academician and fold the consensual history textbook into an intricate origami of the New Chronology -- sensational and outrageous as it might be, yet extremely logical. And if your logic functions well enough, you won't have to follow the narrative of "History: Fiction or Science?" for too long to see that adhering to the older version of history really makes no sense anymore.

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[mithec]

IMHO: google>books>fomenko look at TOC, read and comment

[mithec]

check this heresy just in case: go to google>to `more`> to `book search`>type keyword `fomenko`, read TOC or the whole book for this matter and free of charge

[PackerGuru]

anyone who buys this will buy anything..

[loveualatte]

you just wasted 35 seconds of my life that I can never get back. thanks a lot

[MushroomedAnymore]

Don't trust the Bible or Koran, Don't trust fascists "Religions" which want to steal your soul and kill your access to the Divine (which is never poltically correct), the History Books may (big MAY) indeed be wrong: trust your inward nature and sense of fairness and balance to all, e.g. Polyamory and Polygamy may indeed exist together. That is just one example. Focus on your Soul, do not focus on being Hitler over other People's Souls!

[pmoyer50]

No wonder there is so much turmoil in the muslim lands. Maybe, if they gave it back to the Jews the trouble would stop. God doesn't want the Ark to be in the hands of heathens.

[GahdeMalprigi1488x]

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[muslUnbounded]

this piece of shit has nothing to do with the title and is just more opposite-effect advertising, i say "opposite-effect" because it reduces interest in the book that it is trying to sell.

[hannahr77]

B:S

[joseagosto1]

@loveualatte 100% agreement. Ron Wyatt version is better

[LouieG7777]

what if...  NOT!

[LouieG7777]

@PackerGuru You know what they say: "there's a sucker born every minute"

[princefy]

@goldensassenach i recommend you read his book-its free on google books---book 1 and 2--he shows some scientific proof-its shocking--a lot of things he speculates-but he states facts in history which i have checked many of--first read then judge please