Is the Bible a copy of someone else's book? Are the Bible's God-stories simply the Hebrew version of Mesopotamian stories of Anunnaki? How does a Christian Apologist approach the parallels? How do Pastors dismiss them? And how does a Hermeneutics guy respond? Paul Wallis explores how the translation work of great Assyriologists like George Smith, William Lambert and Nathaniel Schmidt began the work of reframing faith in the light of archeological finds in the 19th century. And what does any of this have to do with ETs in the twenty-first century?
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