October 12 2000 was a historical day.
On that day it was first revealed in Australia that our past religious civilizations have been influenced somehow by Time Travel.

After five years of investigation by the Australian based PPHC Study Group it has now been confirmed in 2005 that Imagery and Historical content from certain Modern History Books are documented and described in Ancient Texts.

The two alternative Time Travel proposals for this to have occurred involve:

1) At some time in our future when the technology becomes available, the first experimental time travel journey back to the past inadvertently spawned an ancient Middle Eastern religion. Subsequent attempts to correct this 'mistake' entailing further time travel back-steps have unintentionally produced the other ancient religions, as during each subsequent encounter the ancient people perceived the time traveller telling them about 'future history' as 'a messenger of the gods'. As the stories told about these experiences passed through several generations before being written down into the documents we now know as 'ancient texts', various religions sprouted due to their lack of understanding of computer technology and the people being overwhelmed by the sudden appearance of a Time Traveller telling them about previous 'mistaken' religions. In several cases this future history has been incorporated into certain group's oral stories as if those events were of their own past history, and now appear to us as the past history of various religious groups.

2) God's angelic messengers (one named as Gabriel in several ancient religious texts) took from the period around the year 2000 AD certain history books and multimedia cd-roms (and a computer to run them) back to the past and showed various ancient people (to whom we now refer as 'religious prophets') 'visions' of the future from the cd-roms and told them of future religious history from the history books. This 'future history' as told by the messengers appears in various religious texts as the Signs and events of the End Times. One of the cd-roms has seven iconic headings through which we must pass to obtain all the information from within it. This is the "sealed book…with seven seals" to which Daniel (of the Old Testament) and John (of the New Testament) refer. In 1998 Ronald Pegg discovered the identity of and opened this historical 'book' with seven seals.

Simply, from a scientific perspective - current modern events that have just occurred in the last decade can now be exactly identified to the documented and described events portrayed in ancient texts.

From a religious viewpoint - the awaited "Sealed Book" has been identified and opened, thus signalling the beginning of the "End Times". Has Judgement Day suddenly come upon us unexpectedly - like a thief in the night?

Before we all jump to various conclusions based upon our own preconceived ideas and beliefs, the Australian based PPHC Study Group invites all interested people to visit their virtual Study Rooms and investigate the claims made by the Australian researcher Ronald Pegg and personally evaluate the evidence for themselves.

Stage One: Check authenticity of source documentation - was done between 1998 and 2002.

Stage Two: Investigate specific claims and evaluate the presented evidence - was done between 2002 and 2005.

Stage Three: Independent Personal examination of these matters and response to the new information provided - you, now.

You have two options as to where you may begin your inspection of these matters.

1) Investigate Ronald Pegg's Observation:
Imagery from a modern cd-rom is documented and described in many ancient texts

Our examination and visual comparisons include Plato's City Beneath the Sea from the Atlantis Legend, Daniel's Beasts plus Ezekiel's Wheels and Beasts from the Old Testament, John's Beasts from the New Testament, Mohammed's Mountainous Ship from the Qur'an, and Lehi's Dream and Plates from the Book of Mormon.

In the Atlantis, Public, and Member Areas of our website compare specific cd-rom images to ancient descriptions for yourself.

http://www.pphcstudygroup.org.au/


2) Investigate Ronald Pegg's Historical Discoveries:
The described End Time Events from the Bible have occurred, with the named people being identified

Our investigation of modern history books confirm the events and people who match to biblical descriptions.

In the Fulfilled Prophecies section of our website these people and events are listed.

http://www.pphcstudygroup.org.au/prophecies/



This notification and invitation was authorized by Eddy Pengelly on behalf of PPHC-SG (Australia).

For a good read on the possibilities and mechanism of time travel I can recommend Micheal Talbots “The Holographic Universe”

For a good explanation on the “Gabriel” title given to certain middle eastern priesthoods I suggest Laurence Gardners “Bloodline of the holy grail” or Barbara Theirings “Jesus the Man”.

For a god account of Plato’s version of Atlantis , read Alan Alfords “The Atlantis Secret”

Cheers
GJ

I'm sorry but I havn't read so much rubbish in a long time.....I thought all that sort of Erich Von Dankien nonsense had been long dis-credited....time travellers with CD-Roms's that can be validated as the Bible or the Koran....Gabriel as a time traveller and if Judgement Day was upon us....wouldn't we have noticed? -

this sort if psuedo-science annoys me even more than organised religion...and that's saying something...

I quite agree with you StevieB, which is why I recommend the books above.

Talbot's book is based on quantum physics, which' although we may not fully understand
it, is far from science fiction.

Gardner & Theiring suggest a "down to earth" explanation for the biblical "Gabriel" rather than a heavenly supernatural being, again, much more feasible.

Alford's book gives a very scientifically based theory for what Plato's Atlantis may be "symbolic" of based on many prehistoric catastrophic planetary events, rather than another "Von Daniken" type fairy story.

Happy reading.
GJ

interesting to note that the counter on the front page of the site only reads 182!

BTW if you want to check out something Eric Von Daniken'ish check this out.

http://www.crucible.org/monatomic_elements.htm

Is this real?

This is the best pile of rubbish I have encountered since that utterly hilarious 'Jesus is Ceasar' thread - and I thoroughly enjoyed that.

If it becomes possible to travel back in time, then I would think it hardly likely that a few people would do it and then no-one else would ever again. If one thing is evident from history, it is mankinds continual ability to be utterly irresponsible with the technology we have developed.

If Time Travel was possible, someone would already have gone back in time with a laser and took over the Roman Empire, killing Ceaser and Mark Anthony and running off with Cleoparta. Why on earth waste your time trying to be a prophet when you could take over the ancient world with your superior technology. As Stevie mentioned, religion may be nutty, but this idea truly takes the biscuit.

Some people perhaps need to familiarise themselves with the Theory of Occam's Razor.

He he
quite right D&J
I assume because we have never seen anybody come back from the past it means they never have or never will be able to travel backwards.

what kind of crap is this
back from the future I mean

In future we are all going to have to be careful what we say about other people's idiotic religious beliefs. The new government Incitement to Religious Hatred Bill which gets a second reading next week, will ensure we bite our tongues about the ideas and behaviours of those who have embraced a creed, no matter how despicable it may be in our eyes. I don't think many people are aware how much it will curtail free speech and protect some highly dubious groups.

A lot depends on the detail of the bill. I can see why they have brought it out, which is to stem unpleasant anti-Muslim behaviour. This would stop the BNP from carrying out much of its activities. It would be nice and simple if the Muslims were one ethnic group like the Sikhs or the Jews, but they aren't. So it's not a perfect bill, but I don't think it will be as bad as people think.

The comparison with the Australian system has been made, where many cases have been brought forward. But it doesn't work - the Religious Hatred Bill here will be criminal, and for the police to decide if there is anything to investigate. In Australia it is civil, so anyone can bring a case against someone else. In real terms, there maybe many complaints, but a small minority of cases would actually reach court.