![]() First you must believe there is a God, and only one God, and that he created humans (possibly by adding a secret ingredient to an ape). We are indeed the story-telling species, and Braden has created an engaging tall tale.īraden’s arguments only work if you are willing to accept a few ground rules. He explains this in his new book, The God Code, once again demonstrating that the human brain is marvelously adept at recognizing patterns and finding analogies. Gregg Braden says God did leave us a message – in our DNA. In Contact, Carl Sagan speculated that if there was a God and he wanted to leave us a message, he might have encoded it in the digits of Pi. Maybe God didn’t leave messages in the Bible but never mind, there is always another inventive mind out there with a better idea. Skeptics had fun applying the same bogus method to Moby Dick and War and Peace and finding even more amazing messages there. The Bible Code found amazing messages by forming grids of various dimensions from the Hebrew text and looking for words in all directions as in a “wordsearch” grid. Abductees find aliens in their bedrooms Von Daniken found ancient astronauts everywhere he looked. ![]() Children find animal shapes in the clouds adults find Jesus on a taco. You can find prophecies in the Bible and Nostradamus – they are surprisingly accurate (at least in retrospect). ![]() The God Code: The Secret of Our Past, the Promise of Our Future, by Gregg Braden, Hay House, Inc., Carlsbad, California, 2004. ![]()
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