Tag: giants

Question the Narrative | Were These Mountains Mined by Giants?

On Tuesday, my children and I went hiking on the Appalachian Trail in the region I hypothesized was a spoil tip and not a natural mountain. What I found there was exciting and was even more than I had hoped to find. When’s the last time you explored your hometown?

Question the Narrative | Reptilians: Aliens, Gods, or Nephilim?

I always thought the idea of reptilians was too crazy to consider, but then I learned that, like stories of the flood and giants, this type of humanoid has been known worldwide for a very long time. What a great reminder to keep an open mind!

Question the Narrative | Giants, Mines, and Manmade Mountains

I live in a beautiful part of the country. It’s rich with history and, oh, so many questions. Every time I drive down the highway I see these mountains that look to me like they might not be what we’ve always thought. Let’s talk today about giants, mines, and manmade mountains.

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Question the Narrative | Castles for Giants (and Other Artifacts)

In today’s video, I started out answering a common question about #mudflood windows and then shared an interesting article about Eureka Springs. The main topic, however, are castles and other #Tartarian buildings that seem to have been built for giants, and not the average man.

Question the Narrative | Giants and the Smithsonian

As divine providence would have it, as I was reading the other day, I came across an entire section in my book on the Smithsonian Institute and how, contrary to popular belief, it isn’t always forthcoming about reality. While I really wanted to get into more specifics about the giant stories of North America today, I changed course and decided to dig into the Smithsonian. After all, they’ve been implicated over and over again in the cover-up of the evidence of giant bones, so I thought I’d give you a little insight.

Things are often not what we’ve been told.

Question the Narrative | Giants (Part 1)

Are giants real, or are they myths? Because of their presence in fairy tales, they’re often written off as mere legends.

But what about the biblical accounts of them? Shouldn’t we believe what the Bible tells us?

Today’s video begins what I believe may be a 3-part series on the abundance of evidence behind the nephilim, better known as giants.