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7 pages of results. 101. Proceedings of The Second Seminar of Catastrophism and Ancient History [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... Adjusting the Date Limits of the Archaeological Ages to Meet Velikovsky's Revision DONOVAN A. COURVILLE 15 The Blind Pharaoh BRONSON FELDMAN 19 The Two Major Censuses in the Book of Numbers DONALD W. PATTEN 31 Were the "Sumerians of the Third Millennium" in Reality the Chaldeans of the First Millennium?- A RESPONSE HERBERT A. STORCK 39 Dating ... Kings of Dynasties XXI, XXII, and XXIII LESTER J. MITCHAM 43 A Brief Summary of the Evidence for a Gap in the Bible and Much Earlier Dates for Many of its Major Events TOM CHETWYND 53 The Contributors ...
102. Editorial C&AH 9:2 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... small rejoinder (in the Interaction section) comments on this work. Many historians are being drawn into our discussions of chronological and archaeological revisions. The last article is by Donald W. Patten. He has made some fascinating connections between Mars' many flybys and the geological record of magnetic north reversals on the ocean floors. He makes an ... forecast of an upcoming flyby of Neptune-Pluto. If he proves to be right scientists will need to reconsider catastrophism more than ever before. Again, I wish to thank you all for your help and encouragement, and look forward to our tenth year full of discoveries, postulations, and analyses. Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Editor Catastrophism and Ancient History ...
103. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... issues have carried some very interesting material on the subject of the "Canopy Theory" of Isaac N. Vail. This theory has also received consideration in the work of Donald Patten elsewhere. The topic is raised in issue no. 27 under the title "Whose Canopy Theory?", and continues in issues 31-35 under the title " ... of Truth" by I. N. Vail. The latest issue, no. 35, is likely to be of especial interest to Velikovskians, since it is titled "The Great Dragon, a Venerated Canopy Spirit". An abundance of data is presented, and the dragon shown to be of great antiquity as a mythological symbol. ...
104. Editorial C&AH 10:1 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... examines the suggestion that the Early Bronze Age was the time of the Exodus. We will have several answers to his questions in forthcoming issues. The second article is by Donald Patten on the floods of Mars. One cannot understand the history of mankind without delving into the history of the earth, solar system, galaxy, and universe. ... last article is by Arie Dirkzwager. His material keeps the debate going on the dating problem of the Assyrians. We have some fine interaction pieces that also refuel recent discussions. Martin Sieff and Lester Mitcham, both C&AH editors, have very different views on the "right" chronology. We want to thank you all for your ...
105. Editorial C&AH 10:2 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... scholars who theorize that the end of the Middle Bronze Age was the time of the Exodus. The second article is by Samuel Windsor. He has been working closely with Donald Patten to set up a scenario for global catastrophes. The third article, by Tamara Futterman, tries to equate the Hebrews with the Hyksos. This is an important ... . It is the present author's opinion that Velikovsky was right when he called the Amalekites the Hyksos. This problem is far from settled, however. As we head for our eleventh year of publication please continue to ask your libraries- both public and university- to subscribe, so that we may draw even more people into this important debate ...
106. Catastrophism and Ancient History. Volume XI, Part 2. July 1989 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... Hebrew Calendar , Daniel Trifiletti Heyerdahl and Ophir , Steven Harrison Cuneiform and the Revised Chronology , Brad Aaronson Letter to the Editor .. 130 Noah's Flood: Mars Flyby , Donald W. Patten Advertisement The Beaumont Society Copyright (c ) 1989 Catastrophism and Ancient History. Catastrophism and Ancient History is published twice yearly. Address all correspondence to Marvin ... Luckerman, Executive Editor, 3431 Club Drive, Los Angeles, California 90064. ISSN 0-733-8058 ...
107. Editorial C&AH 12:1 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... section we present a rejoinder by Herbert Storck. This area of investigation will continue to be covered in our pages. The last article is a beginning of a debate on Donald Patten's great work by Leroy Ellenberger. By way of an extended "Interaction" segment Patten answers Ellenberger, and Ron Hatch also delivers a rejoinder. This is just ... start of an exchange that should lead to some positive results. Catastrophism and Ancient History is expanding. We are beginning to publish a Newsletter (see advertisement at back of this issue). The Newsletter will appear five times a year to keep readers abreast of current developments in the catastrophism area. We will include in this four-page missile digests ...
108. Editorial C&AH 12:2 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... It is my opinion that the case for Sheshonq as Shishak is very weak, and leaves much to be analyzed. In the Interaction segment Leroy Ellenberger sends a rejoinder to Donald Patten, following the lengthy confrontations in our last issue. It is through this kind of debate that we can reach a better consensus on questions of this magnitude. ... thank you very much for supporting our new NEWSLETTER. It is a four- to eight-page publication that contains news items, meeting announcements, smaller queries and replies, and other topical matters. It covers both biblical history and catastrophism. It serves in a timely fashion to keep closer contact with interested readers and allows more participation in the discussions ...
109. Catastrophism and Ancient History. Vol XIII No 1. January 1991 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... Shea The Animal that Changed the Course of World History: The Mammoth .. 13 Vladimir Belousov Catastrophic Theory of Mountain Uplifts (A Crustal Deformation Theory) .. 17 Donald W. Patten and Samuel R. Windsor Bouquets and Brickbats: A Reply to Martin Sieff .. 43 Dwardu Cardona Departments Editorial .. 3 Marvin Arnold Luckerman Theory ... : The Still-Lost City of Avaris : The Capital and Stronghold of the Hebrew Pharaohs (Hyksos) .. 65 Tamara Futterman Interaction .. 85 Did the Sea Peoples Come from Denmark? , William Marshall Mitcham's Questions in Question , Brad Aaronson Catastrophism and Ancient History Newsletter ISSN 0-7334058 Copyright (c ) 1991 Catastrophism and Ancient History. Catastrophism and ...
110. Contributors [Journals] [Kronos]
... currently employed in Family Medicine, Dr. Newgrosh is currently Editor of SIS Workshop, and has had several contributions published in both Workshop and the Review in the past. Donald W. Patten (B .A ., M.A ., Univ. of Washington); Mr. Patten has written two books, The Biblical Flood ... the Ice Epoch (1966), and The Long Day of Joshua and Six Other Catastrophes (1973), the latter co-authored with Ron Hatch and Loren Steinhauer. He has also contributed several essays to Catastrophism & Ancient History and The Creation Research Society Journal. Mr. Patten has also edited the six book series for Baker Book House, ...
111. A Catastrophic Calendar [Books] [de Grazia books]
... ascribe the catastrophes to extraterrestrial sources, such as Urey and Ager, others to internal stresses of the Earth. At the other extreme of catastrophism would be scientists such as Donald Patten, who holds closely to a time schedule permitted by the Bible. Calculating back from Biblical references, he hypothesizes the Universal Deluge of Noah (caused by a ... passing astral body) at 2800 B.C . and then musters as much scientific evidence as he can to show that this is possible and provable. Patten also matches up other catastrophic references in the sacred scriptures to a set of dates involving planets Mercury and Mars between the Deluge and the seventh century B.C . Moreover, he ...
112. Forum [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Horemheb. As it happens, a Year 16 pertaining to the reign of Hor-em-heb has been published and known since October 1973. This reference appears in an article written by Donald B. Redford for the BASOR, No 211 pp 36-49; and while certain British scholars may have their doubts about the authenticity of Redford's published find, it is ... me adequate evidence to link Venus with the Sodom and Gomorrah destruction, but nothing to implicate Mars from either Jewish legend or any other old source. It is true that Patten et al. have Mars as the destroying agent in The Long Day of Joshua, their otherwise excellent account of the early catastrophes, but they present no evidence in ...
113. Velikovsky's Martian Catastrophes [Journals] [Aeon]
... a personification of the planet Mars before the god was demoted (or promoted, as some would say) to solar rank. (52) To my knowledge it was Donald Patten, among neo-catastrophists, who first identified Apollo as Mars (53) although, unlike Theodorakis, and as is habitual with him, he did so without supplying ... single shred of corroborative evidence. Since then, Ev Cochrane has further cemented the Apollo/Mars identification. (54) As Theodorakis pointed out, a similar incident of mice gnawing at the weapons of an army at rest is also told in a tale recounting the foundation of Troy. This event was connected with Apollo, also called Smintheus ...
114. Saturn's Sacred Mountain [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... even play a part in the Exodus catastrophe. In Worlds in Collision Mars does not threaten Earth until seven hundred years later. [23] Following in Velikovsky's footsteps, Donald Patten et al. had more to say concerning these Martian catastrophes. Whereas the former restricted such lesser disturbances to the eighth and seventh centuries B.C ., ... latter have blamed every biblical catastrophe- with the exception of the Noachian Deluge- on the recurrent fly-bys of the planet Mars. [24] While I have already indicated that Patten's hypothesis suffers from lack of evidence and incorrect planetary identifications, [25] I have also registered my dissatisfaction with Velikovsky's version of these proposed Martian events. [ ...
115. The Father of the Gods? [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... they shared a common origin. This line of reasoning is also supported by the myths (40). In 1966, apparently independently of Vsekhsviatskii, and of Velikovsky, Donald W. Patten suggested a galactogenesis hypothesis (41) for the origin of the Solar System. He speculated that the Sun had captured the four Jovian planets either as ... binaries or as "a group of four hydrogenous bodies which each contained several cold, icy satellites." He asked, "Is it possible that our Sun, with its immense gravity and its galactic speed, first overtook such a Binary, then seized it and then, when the Binary had moved into the inner phase of its eccentric ...
116. Planetary Identities: II The Mythology of Homer [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... he makes Homer's Iliad allude to, were caused by an errant planet let alone Mars. More than that, I'll go out on a limb and challenge anyone, including Donald Patten et al., who had so much to say about the subject [41], to present me with a bona fide datum to the contrary. Whatever ... lore the Iliad contains pertains to a much earlier time, long before the Greeks themselves were around. Thus the Iliad is a late source for cosmic catastrophism, as is the rest of Greek literature and belief. Peter James was right on track when he admonished Alfred de Grazia, years ago, not to use Greek myth as the yardstick ...
117. Proceedings of the First Seminar of Catastrophism and Ancient History [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... ARNOLD LUCKERMAN 1 The Albrecht/Glueck-Aharoni/Rothenberg Confrontation : Who was Right and Who was Wrong about What? DONOVAN A. COURVILLE 17 The Cyclic Nature of Ancient Catastrophes DONALD W. PATTEN 39 Hereditary Monarchy in Assyria and the Assyrian Kinglist HERB STORCK 47 Were the "Sumerians of the Third Millennium in Reality the Chaldeans of the First Millennium ... GUNNAR HEINSOHN and CHRISTOPH MARX 55 Sidelights on Velikovsky's Ages in Chaos BRONSON FELDMAN 65 Ebla and Velikovsky MARVIN ARNOLD LUCKERMAN 67 The Contributors ...
118. Resurrecting Genesis: Displacing the Failed Theory of Naturalistic Evolution, by John R. Hadd (Book Review) [Journals] [SIS Review]
... a most significant institutional event'. He says: the most important work for overcoming the basic deficiency in Velikovsky's argument - the absence of scientifically defensible cosmological mechanics - is Donald Patten's Catastrophism and The Old Testament: The Mars-Earth Conflicts. ' But Velikovsky and the Sequence of Planetary Orbits' (Pensée VIII) by Rose and Vaughan shows his ... is scientifically defensible. Worlds in Collision. Part two, details historical evidence for 50 years of Mars-Earth conflicts: Patten lifted that idea, but extended the interaction period to 9,000 years. He did not comprehend that any interaction causing significant damage to Earth would risk Mars being thrown out of the ring' (Rose's phrase for a ...
119. C&C Review 1996:1: Contents [Journals] [SIS Review]
... ), - Reviewed by Jill Abery 52 Fingerprints of the Gods (Graham Hancock) - Reviewed by David Roth 56 Catastrophism and the Old Testament: The Mars-Earth Conflicts (Donald Patten) - Reviewed by David Salkeld 58 Society News 60 Letters: Jill Abery (2 ), Bob Porter (2 ), C. Lindsay Prasher, David ... , Michael Reade, Eric Cooley, Lisa Aaronson 64 About C&C Review. How to join the SIS 68 EDITOR Alasdair Beal, 10 King George Avenue, Chapel Allerton, Leeds LS7 4LH EDITORIAL TEAM Jill Abery Brian Moore Bernard Newgrosh Benny Peiser Bob Porter David Roth E-mail SIS@knowledge.co.uk All Subscriptions and Enquiries should ...
120. Trip to Noah's Ark [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... ." The Turks have spent 4 million dollars in protecting this site by forming their newest national park. Isn't it time you had a look? Join Marvin Luckerman. Donald Patten, Sam Windsor, and other catastrophists, June 18th to 25th, 1990, for this full lecture tour. Through the gracious offices of the Turkish governor, ... access to the anchor stones and permission to "climb aboard" for a first-hand look have been granted. This is the chance of a lifetime after millennia of wondering! Call or write today for further information: THE ARK OF NOAH, 14781 Pomerado Road, Poway, CA 92064 Telephone (619) 451-2038 for details, or PICASSO TRAVEL ...
121. Editorial C&AH 4:2 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... . Thesecond article, "The Road to Iron," is by Martin Sieff, who is one of the prime movers of SIS Review. The final article is by Donald Patten. It is atantalizing follow-up to his major thesis, "A Comprehensive Theory on Aging, Gigantism, and Longevity," which appearedin C&AH Vol. ... , Part 1. Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Editor Catastrophism and Ancient History EDITORIAL STAFF We acknowledge our profound appreciation to those persons around the world who, in the capacity of editors and correspondents have helped to make this issue possible: Philip Clapham, Buckinghamshire, England Frank E. Comparato, Culver City, California Bronson Feldman, Elkins Park, ...
122. Editorial C&AH 6:2 [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... trip. Volume VI Part 2 of Catastrophism and Ancient History contains three major articles. The first is by Herbert Storck, discussing the Hittite raid. The second is by Donald Patten, "The Scars of Mars," which will be presented in two installments. The third and final article is by Lester Mitcham, dealing with the problems ... the Synchronistic Chronicle. We want to thank you once more for your warm support, which has enabled us to expand our work significantly. Please keep up your interest and your inquiries- it is your enthusiasm and help that keeps us going! Marvin Arnold Luckerman Executive Editor Catastrophism and Ancient History ...
123. The Discovery of Noah's Ark [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... are in a pattern revealing it is the remains of a deteriorated artifact, in the shape of a vessel. Others appearing in the film include Marvin Luckerman, editor, Donald Patten, author, and Samuel Windsor, marine engineer. This site is now recognized as a historic site by the government of Turkey, Nu' hun Gemisi ( ... Boat). Single copies are $36.00 plus 2.50 for handling. California residents add 7.25% sales tax. Offered by: American Media P.O . Box 4646 Westlake Village, Calif. 91359 Bi-monthly Periodical ARK UPDATE This periodical provides information and news concerning the discovery of the site containing the remains of ...
124. Editorial [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... It discusses some interesting people- the Danunians of southeast Anatolia. It gives additional proof of Dr. Velikovsky's historical revision. Future issues will include articles by Barry Page, Donald Patten, Willem C. van Hattem, Dr. Charles McDowell, and Dr. Johan Kloosterman. As readers will for some time only gradually learn of our existence ... aims, we restate here our editorial statement from the inaugural issue. We, the staff of CATASTROPHISM AND ANCIENT HISTORY, welcome you. Our new magazine will be different from most academic publications. While other journals more often specialize in one field such as astronomy, geology, history, or archaeology, we will endeavor to create an interdisciplinary ...
125. Five Years (Immanuel Velikovsky's Jewish Science) [Books]
... conform to the chronology from Creation onwards. When Velikovsky was sent a copy of Courville's work he refused even to acknowledge its receipt. And even earlier, another fundamentalist, Donald Wesley Patten, who claimed that catastrophism "contains certain creationist implications," had also borrowed heavily from Velikovsky, but substituted a cycle of half-century Martian approaches for Velikovsky's ... collisions. (26) In a thirty-page (ultimately omitted) introduction to a 1973 sequel, Patten described his own work as a continuation of Velikovsky's research, (27) but he remained skeptical of Velikovsky's "deep predisposition toward Freudianism" and criticized Velikovsky for bypassing "one of our finest of heritage's, the Hebrew creationist heritage, which ...
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