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Modern Theories on the existence of Atlantis26 December 2011This is one of those books that it is difficult to put into a specific category. In a sense it would be non-fiction if you actually believe anything Baigent writes, and in the same sense it could also be considered history. The problem is that Baigent's writings tend to sit at the fringe of accepted academia (if in fact he is considered academia) and in turn his evidence, or at least his interpretation of the evidence, is dubious at Modern Theories on the existence of Atlantis26 December 2011This is one of those books that it is difficult to put into a specific category. In a sense it would be non-fiction if you actually believe anything Baigent writes, and in the same sense it could also be considered history. The problem is that Baigent's writings tend to sit at the fringe of accepted academia (if in fact he is considered academia) and in turn his evidence, or at least his interpretation of the evidence, is dubious at best. This does not necessarily mean that what he writes is wrong, but a lot of it is based on opinion, and in parts, it is based on a belief that cannot be measured scientifically.Now, the theme of this book is the question of whether there was a significantly advanced society that has been lost in the mists of pre-history, of which only small clues and 'ancient traces' remain. He then further goes onto explore the possibility of some world wide catastrophe that destroyed this civilisation and pretty much wiped all but the smallest of evidences of its existence from the face of the planet.
Now while a lot of people, both from the scientific and religious communities, would consign this book to the rubbish heap, I do actually believe that he does raise some very interesting points.It is very clear that Baignet is not a Christian: his book Holy Blood Holy Grail is the book that the idea of The Da Vinci Code was borrowed from (I will not use the word stolen as others used because authors always borrow their ideas from other writers, or even history itself: nothing can truly be considered new or original) however he opens his book outlining the problems with evolution. While I myself am a creationist, I do not consider evolution to be a major issue within Christianity. Some Christians believe in evolution, others (like myself) do not (though my views on creation are nowhere near extreme as some are, and I do believe that there is some merit in Darwin's theory). Unfortunately, some kick up such a fuss over this minor issue that it causes rifts and creates huge amounts of dissension within and outside of the ranks. To me, it is actually refreshing to see a non-Christian write about problems with evolution, which to me, goes to show that this theory has quite a lot of unanswered questions.The next thing that I wish to discuss is the belief in a long lost ancient civilisation. Now, most of us will immediately think of Atlantis, however the earliest indication of the existence of this lost continent is from Plato, and one of the dialogues on the subject is unfinished. Baigent presents some 20 odd events, discoveries or sightings that would not appear to sit within the standard historical or scientific evolution of man or animal.On the surface there is an argument that the linear approach to historical development maybe too rigid and does not allow for cross over.
For example even today you can see certain parts of a population have access to incredible technology but some parts still do not have access to regular electricity supplies. Imagine being an Baigent presents some 20 odd events, discoveries or sightings that would not appear to sit within the standard historical or scientific evolution of man or animal.On the surface there is an argument that the linear approach to historical development maybe too rigid and does not allow for cross over. For example even today you can see certain parts of a population have access to incredible technology but some parts still do not have access to regular electricity supplies. Imagine being an archeologist in a couple of thousand years and looking back to now.So I could appreciate part of the argument but it soon moves into presenting opinions as facts and relying on hearsay. Too many times there was a section about some fantastic object found, that should not be there but only for the evidence to have disappeared.Plus the assumptions that people of the past did not create some of these strange beasts but they must have actually seen them.
He is particularly keen on this theory with a set of long neck animals on an Egyptian shield. Using Baigent's logic there are an awful amount of dragons in our skies at the moment given the drawings I have seen.Yet Baigent is right that we are still making new discoveries of animals and plant life. We do not know everything about our planet. However what he points to strengthen his argument are verified scientifically proven whereas a great deal of what is in this book is not.It is an interesting reading, interesting theories and a useful catalogue of some of the anomalies many consider point to a lost civilization.
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Michael Baigent was born in New Zealand in 1948. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in psychology from Canterbury University, Christchurch, and holds a master's degree in mysticism and religious experience from the University of Kent in England. Since 1976 he has lived in England with his wife and children.Baigent is a Freemason and a Grand Officer of the United Grand Lodge of England. He has Michael Baigent was born in New Zealand in 1948. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in psychology from Canterbury University, Christchurch, and holds a master's degree in mysticism and religious experience from the University of Kent in England. Since 1976 he has lived in England with his wife and children.Baigent is a Freemason and a Grand Officer of the United Grand Lodge of England. He has also been an editor of Freemasonry Today since 1991.
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As an author and speculative historian, he has been published in 35 languages; he is the author of From the Omens of Babylon, Ancient Traces, and the New York Times bestseller The Jesus Papers; he is the coauthor of the international bestsellers Holy Blood, Holy Grail and The Messianic Legacy (with Henry Lincoln and Richard Leigh); and the coauthor of The Temples and the Lodge, The Dead Sea Scrolls Deception, Secret Germany, The Elixir and the Stone, and The Inquisition (with Richard Leigh).