Our government textbooks tell us that nobody in the ancient
world had ever crossed the Atlantic before Columbus. But the
voyage of the Mayflower only took 60 days. Are we honestly to
believe that no one had ever previously taken the 60 day trip in
all of human history? The great civilizations of ancient Egypt,
Babylon, Sumer, Greece, Rome, and the sea-faring Phoenicians
never wondered what was out West past 59 days sailing? (Image =
Phoenician boat) If we accept this improbability, we have to
accept many more along with it, because the native American
cultures of the “New World” and the Eurasian cultures of the
“Old World” were already far too similar to have naturally
evolved separately. For instance, compare the Peruvians and
Egyptians. The number of complex comparisons between the two
peoples far surpasses serendipity. Both cultures believed in an
immaterial soul which reincarnates through multiple physical
existences. They both worshipped the Sun, Moon, and Stars, and
held amazing astronomical knowledge,