Welcome to this comprehensive directory compiling my Substack articles on the fascinating topics of Native American origins, diffusionist theories, ancient giants, the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel, Mound Builders, and pre-Columbian arrivals in the Americas. These pieces draw from 19th-century primary sources, archaeological debates, Native myths, and speculative histories to challenge conventional narratives about who first inhabited and explored the New World. Organized into thematic categories for easy navigation, this master article serves as a one-stop resource to explore interconnected ideas across time and cultures. Each category begins with a brief introduction, followed by summaries of relevant articles with direct links. I’ve grouped them based on overlapping themes like mythological parallels, artifact discoveries, and migration theories, suggesting reading paths where articles build on each other—for instance, starting with flood myths before diving into Lost Tribes ...

Just because someone claims that a person who professes to be a prophet of God—sent specifically to call believers in Jesus Christ to repentance and to come unto God—is a liar and a con-man, that accusation should not be immediately accepted as truth or as the faithful exposure of a false prophet. The scriptures establish a clear, repeated pattern: God’s covenant people, once they have drifted into false traditions, tares sown among the wheat, and wolves in sheep’s clothing within the fold, consistently mistake true prophets for deceivers, mock them, attack them, and often kill them.

This article explores that tragic pattern so that modern Christians may liken the scriptures unto themselves and avoid repeating the very mistakes that led previous generations of God’s people into apostasy and destruction.

https://humblymybrain.substack.com/p/beware-calling-people-false-prophets

Welcome to this master directory of my naval and maritime articles published on Substack. Here, I’ve compiled summaries of each piece, organized into thematic categories to help readers navigate the rich tapestry of seafaring history, legends, and perils. These categories connect related topics, such as linking American naval triumphs with technological advancements in warfare, or grouping maritime mysteries with encounters involving sea creatures to explore the unknown depths of ocean lore. Whether you’re drawn to heroic battles, eerie enigmas, or evolutionary innovations, this one-stop resource links directly to the originals for deeper dives.

https://humblymybrain.substack.com/p/naval-and-maritime-chronicles-a-comprehensive