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This ancient technology and rare history site—with ancient Egyptian technology and history of the Arc of the Covenant, ancient electric lighthouse coins, Pharos lighthouse at Alexandria, ancient electric batteries, the Bible, gods, and ancient telescopes to less ancient electric carbon arc lights, searchlights, unicorns, movies, magic lanterns, and so on—is being created as an educational site* for researchers and students with no easy access to this enlightening but secluded history that might remove some superstition.
Click Col. Ingersoll to read what he thought of the Bible
On May 23, 1885, a reporter for the Iowa State Register asked Civil War Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll: "What, in your judgment is the source of the greatest trouble among men?"
He replied: "Superstition. That has caused more agony, more tears, persecution and real misery than all other causes combined. The other name for superstition is ignorance. When men learn that all sin is a mistake, that all dishonesty is a blunder, that even intelligent selfishness will protect the rights of others, there will be vastly more happiness in this world. Shakespeare says that 'There is no darkness but ignorance.' Sometime man will learn that when he steals from another, he robs himself—that the way to be happy is to make others so, and that it is far better to assist his fellow man than to fast, say prayers, count beads or build temples to the Unknown. Some people tell us that selfishness is the only sin, but selfishness grows in the soil of ignorance. After all, education is the great lever, and the only one capable of raising mankind. People ignorant of their own rights are ignorant of the rights of others. Every tyrant is the slave of ignorance."
Don't be a slave of ignorance, or darkness, like the authority above. "The truth," or light, as Christ pointed out, "will make you free!" "Seek, and ye shall find" is another New-Testament truism, and your compliance has paid off. Don’t lose this source! Bookmark your find for a quick return to the continuously updated articles indexed on the left and linked to the illustrations below:
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Click me to learn about Parkersburg, West Virginia
Click me for an exclusive interview with Nikola Tesla
Click me for info on the Arc or Ark of the Covenant
Click me for information on the worst US mining disaster
Click me to see some old steam locomotive photographs
Click me for an index to coal mine explosion subjects
Click me for info on the first American Movie Projector
Click me for some strange truth about the Holy Bible
Click me for miner tombstones on Tower Hill, Monongah
Click me for more info on The Ten Commandments
Click me for a ride to a short history of steam locomotives
Click me for the evidence of ancient telescopes
Click me to find out much more about ancient batteries
Click me for J. A. Macready and commercial night flying
Click me for ancient Hebrew, with no written vowels
Click me for ancient Hebrew electric light technology
Click me for coal and coal mining pictures and history
Click me to find out about the ancient Hebrew gods
Click me for an animated history of ancient electricity
Click me for air mail history & carbon arc airport lights
Click me for early modern carbon arc searchlight history
Click me to find out more about slavery and the Bible
Click me for a short history of ancient electricity
Click me to read about the "divinely inspired scriptures"
Click me for info on carbon arc locomotive headlights
Click me to find out more about Moses and Hitler
Click me for information on carbon arc light therapy
Click the coin to read about Yahweh, the God of the Bible
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Click me for some rare photographs of old airplanes
for more on one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
Click me to find out more about The Electric Mirror . . .
Click above for information on the ancient Pharos Lighthouse