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But that's precisely my question: Tell me the names "of many" you "think could have had input from ET"? Or, just two or three? What I want is evidence that humans were unable to build them. The evidence is that they did, clearly. So, please name two or three. I think evidence is...

But, Pixel, did you read some of the other articles that the query I entered into google got me? Or you can enter in another query of your own and read some more. You've got to want to actually do the work and study on it.:) That way, you can answer your own question, and it is specifically...

Hey, Pixel. Ok, I know I'm perceived on these forums as knowing everything, and they're right, I do!:p Kidding, of course, but I do know a lot. However, your question above did incite my interest for more details, so I went to google and entered in how did ancient man cut stone blocks. Of...

Hi, Pixel. I really need specificity here.:D Are you saying that the humans who lived at Pumapunku needed computer numerical control machines in order to build the structures? If so, and they couldn't do it themselves, and that's my whole point that they did do it themselves, then where did...

Hi, Pixel. My point was that Pumapunku was built by humans, homo sapiens, little 0l' us.;) And everything I read that isn't claiming they were 1. built by some race on earth upteen thousands of years ago, 2. are a portal site, or 3. were built by or with knowledge supplied by...

Gordon, a good book, a quick read, not heavy at all, but since you brought up Catholicism;): Amazon.com: Seven Lies About Catholic History (9780895559067): Diane Moczar: Books :)Kim

Hi, Pixel. Which structure(s), civilization(s), do you specifically mean? And, then, by whom, if not by humans, were the structures, civilizations built/created or who supplied the knowledge/technology to build them? Kim

Great show for sure. I enjoyed it, even savored it. As pointed out by others, not much has changed, that's for sure. And UFOs still seem to have the features that are standard equipment on automobiles, antenna, lights, the whole works! Superb show. Kim

Dankaholic, I share your wonder at the engineering and construction techniques that went into building pumapunku. Truly impressive, and awe inspiring is a chasm of understatement. I'd definitely discount any chance of those techniques being beyond the capabilities of the people who built the...

Hi, Steve and Ricky. Well, Ricky, I wrote that one fingered and just poured in out of the pitcher as sort of my swan song. I figured let it all hang out, just surrender, what have I got to lose, I've been beat up enough, fought back hard, harder than I wanted, got knocked down, got up, and...

Its, yes, historical validity, its steadfastness, that transcends and shouldn't be made to bear in and of itself for what it is, the things that men themselves have done, for which it itself is not to blame. Kim

Excuse, really, the contiguous posts, but people do get insistent about some questions for me, so I've answered Angelo and Ron, and then pixel, as inadequately as the answers may be. On this one fingered iPad, I can't locate the face icons, so I can't use them to show softening or irony, though...

Pixel, I know religion is replete with examples of cruelty, often over fine points of doctrine. I don't want to get into a detailed litany of the good stuff, like while battles galore were going on among theologians and the royal supremacy of Henry VIII was contested, the parish priests, untold...

Ron, I know I keep getting asked that question, but you seemed to put it more reasonably, so, yes, of course, much of opposition to gay marriage is based on religious beliefs. But I watch the recent past history of the Christian churches as well as all the centuries before, and there is no...

Pixel, there are studies, accurate ones, some by insurance companies who live by actuarial tables and statistics, that the prevalence of molestation by catholic priests is no greater at all than for males in the population at large, and for other professional groups. I've read several studies...

But, ezechiel, if you study the history of the catholic church, the eastern churches(I mean the Christian churches that developed in the eastern part of the "old" roman empire, Byzantine if you will), then up to and including the several European and English reformations, you will see the...

And, ezechiel just made a point I have been trying to make in vain about the history of Christianity: It is a RICH AND SOPHISTICATED HISTORY OF A CHURCH THAT HAS AND IS GOING THROUGH STRUGGLE AND INTROSPECTION. The history of ALL the Christian churches over centuries is a sign OF STRENGTH...

Angelo, Steve is correct, even in the part about the books I write! And he is not the only one to see my points. And you are tepid and coy and subscribe to a double standard. That statement, let's examine it: "Kim is doing his best to prove that the controversy over gay marriage is not...

Mike, Angelo says in a post above that the purpose of the forum is discussion. I believed that when that original thread on Jesus was begun. It was never a discussion from your point of view. If all your posts and posts of some others were put side by side from that thread and others on...

Well, mike I don't think that was clear at all with the denigration of Christians and Jews that's gone on here. Referring to pope Benedict as Benny: what's wrong with his birth name or, indeed, his proper title? Is he as a man and as the pope worthy of some respect, or Christians and Jews, too...