Michelle Hayman posted an article titled Fallen Angels, and the Bloodlines of the Ancient “Gods” and self-describes as, “I write this as a personal journey through forbidden pages of history and scripture.” She notes, “the mighty figures worshipped as gods in ancient Rome were not mere myths or overactive imaginations. They were real beings, born…

The question, Can atheists be wrong in their belief system?, was posted and led to the following discussions which shows that one Atheist fails and then the one that comes to that Atheist’s defense fails, and the next, and the next. Mathijs Wijers​, self-described as, “Hobby philosopher and critical thinker,” replied Q: “Can atheists be…

Joshua Charles wrote an article on Giants/Nephilim in Scripture for the Study Bank site. Well, I should note that he wrote, “A Study Bank, therefore, is in no way an article, or presenting an argument. It is simply a compilation of data.” He’s described as, “former White House speechwriter, historian, scholar, speaker…came into full communion…

Tim Milner posted Giants in the Bible? wherein he began by asking the title question and another straight away, “Where did the giants come from—and how did one end up standing in front of David?” These questions beg the questions: What’s the usage of the vague, generic, subjective, multi-usage and modern English word “giants” in…

Someone going by the username The Secret History Of The World wrote an article titled Arba, The Mythical Father of the Biblical Giants. That instantly brings to mind these questions: What’s the usage of the vague, generic, subjective, multi-usage and modern English word “giants” in English Bibles? What’s Vocal Creators’ usage? Do those two usages agree? These…

National Catholic Register posted an article titled The Mystery of Biblical Giants, From Goliath to the Nephilim by Bradley Shumaker (“attorney and military veteran. He is an Associate Editor at The Everyman, and his articles have appeared in The Everyman and The Catholic Post.). Since the title appears to juxtapose Giants and Nephilim, that begs…

The Biblehub site asks Are Nephilim fallen angels, demons, or giants? which immediately brings to my mind that I will have to keep an eye out for what’s the usage of the vague, generic, subjective, multi-usage and modern English word “giants” in English Bibles? What’s Biblehub’s usage? Do those two usages agree? It’s noted, “The Hebrew word…

Dr. Justin G. Prock is described on his site as: English professor and the English Chaplain at Pyeongtaek University, in South Korea. Bachelor’s in History from Tennessee Technological University (1990); an 140 Certificate in English as a Second Language from International TEFL Teacher Training (2011); a Master’s in Biblical Studies (2016), a Ph.D. in Biblical…

Pastor Paul Tackett (Master’s degree in Pastoral Theology: the, “Meet Out Pastor” section of the, “About” page of his site does not state from where), of VerseQuest Ministries, posted a PDF titled SCATTERED GIANTS: NEPHILIM MIGRATION MAPS which is part of a, “15-part deep-dive series exposing the global movement of the Nephilim from Genesis 6…

The Hungry Hearts Collective site posted an article titled THERE WERE GIANTS IN THE LAND: THE “BIG MEN” OF MESOPOTAMIA AND THE NEPHILIM OF THE BIBLE. Up front, the correlation of GIANTS to BIG MEN denotes that the article’s usage of the vague, generic, subjective, multi-usage and modern English word GIANTS is something to do…