AOD 2005 - Michael Heiser - The Sons of God, Daughters, Nephilim, UFOs

AOD 2005 - Michael Heiser - The Sons of God, Daughters, Nephilim, UFOs


GENESIS 6 HYBRIDIZATION: ... all » SONS OF GOD, DAUGHTERS OF MEN AND THE NEPHILIM, with Michael S. Heiser, Ph.D. Mike Heiser has completed his Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Semitic Languages at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Mike holds an M.A. in Ancient History (Egypt, Palestine) from the University of Pennsylvania and an M.A. from the UW-Madison in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Semitic Languages. He has taught biblical studies and biblical theology on the undergraduate level for eleven years. He has had a lifelong interest in the paranormal, particularly UFOlogy, and the subject of ET life. Mike has lectured frequently on those topics, specializing in critical evaluation of the belief that UFOs and aliens are found in ancient near eastern texts, including the Bible. Mike holds a personal disdain for both intellectual snobbery, and the religious fear of critical thinking (and thinkers) - both of which he feels tend to form an ungodly barrier between general academia, church leadership, and the public whom they should be serving.

AOD 2005 - Michael Heiser - The Sons of God, Daughters, Nephilim, UFOs


GENESIS 6 HYBRIDIZATION: ... all » SONS OF GOD, DAUGHTERS OF MEN AND THE NEPHILIM, with Michael S. Heiser, Ph.D. Mike Heiser has completed his Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Semitic Languages at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Mike holds an M.A. in Ancient History (Egypt, Palestine) from the University of Pennsylvania and an M.A. from the UW-Madison in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Semitic Languages. He has taught biblical studies and biblical theology on the undergraduate level for eleven years. He has had a lifelong interest in the paranormal, particularly UFOlogy, and the subject of ET life. Mike has lectured frequently on those topics, specializing in critical evaluation of the belief that UFOs and aliens are found in ancient near eastern texts, including the Bible. Mike holds a personal disdain for both intellectual snobbery, and the religious fear of critical thinking (and thinkers) - both of which he feels tend to form an ungodly barrier between general academia, church leadership, and the public whom they should be serving.




One of my favorite authors, Heiser is a true scholar

This guy is new to me, ill watch it. The Subject fascinates me.

I like to see it but not in small window.

Can you put the link to google vid please