Category Archives: Fallen angels
Children of Angels by Kathryn Dahlstrom – Harry Potter meets Frank Peretti, again
And another children’s fantasy book based on the Nephilim: Kathryn Dahlstrom, Children of Angels, Book One in the New Nephilim Series (WinePress Publishing, 2012) – an even more blatant Christianized rip-off of Harry Potter than Spirit Fighter by Jerel Law. … Continue reading
Filed under Children's lit, Fallen angels, Genesis 6.1-4, Nephilim
Spirit Fighter by Jerel Law – Harry Potter meets Frank Peretti
Due to be released in March 2012 is the first book in the new Son of Angels series, Spirit Fighter, by North Carolina pastor Jerel Law. Aiming at a readership similar to that of the Harry Potter series – the highest-selling fiction series ever … Continue reading
Filed under Books on Giants, Children's lit, Fallen angels, Genesis 6.1-4, Nephilim
More sex with fallen angels
Remnant of Giant’s post on “How Do You Know When You’re Having Sex With a Fallen Angel?” continues to be popular amongst certain readers. The seven handy hints have probably saved many a person from that awkward moment when you … Continue reading
Filed under Ancient Jewish texts, Fallen angels
The Nephilim make Number Two in some list of the Top 10 Monsters in the Bible
On Toptenz.net: 2. The Nephilim Much confusion surrounds the Nephilim, or ‘fallen ones,’ who pop up in Genesis and are described only as the offspring of ‘sons of god’ and ‘daughters of men.’ Some have interpreted this to mean the … Continue reading
Angel Wars by Stephen Quayle: Anakim or Anakin?
There is a new book out this month from Gigantologist, End-Times alarmist, and urban survivalist, Stephen Quayle: Angel Wars: Past, Present, and Future: Who knew that the Forces of Light had lightsabers? The comments accompanying publicity for the book are great – … Continue reading
Better than Epicycles: Reconciling the Bible’s Flat Earth with the Somewhat More Realistic Globe
The Ptolemaic conception of the universe, in which everything revolved around a stationary Earth, relied on positing “epicycles” to explain any irregularities. Ptolemy himself employed them to explain why the five planets (“wanderers”) and the moon headed off in a different direction from … Continue reading
Filed under Ancient Jewish texts, Fallen angels
A Book Review only 97 Years After Publication: The Revolt of the Angels by Anatole France
Anatole France Over at Religion Dispatches, Bernard Schweizer provides an entertaining, albeit somewhat belated, review of Anatole France’s satirical 1914 novel Revolt of the Angels. As in Philip Pullman’s recent His Dark Materials trilogy, in Revolt of the Angels, God is a cruel … Continue reading
Filed under Ancient Jewish texts, Fallen angels, Novels
Chuck Missler: Giants are the key to understanding the Old Testament
For many Evangelical Christians, if there is a new development in human technology, it must have been predicted or mentioned in the Bible. For Chuck Missler – Christian apologist and speaker, a “Dr” of a pseudo-academic institution, a Christian Zionist, … Continue reading
Filed under 1 Enoch, Ancient Jewish texts, Fallen angels, Genesis 6.1-4, Joshua 11, Nephilim, Rephaim
