The Parthenon Code: Mankind's History in Marble

The Parthenon Code deciphers a genuine ancient artists' code revealing that Greek myth/art tells the same story as the early chapters of Genesis. Only the viewpoint is different--the Greeks believed that the serpent enlightened, rather than deluded, the first couple in paradise.Rejecting the Creator God of Noah in favor of "man as the measure of all things," Greek myth/art celebrated the re-emergence of the way of Kain (Cain) after the Flood, and the rebirth of the serpent-friendly Eve, whom the Greeks worshipped as Athena. The Greeks called Noah Nereus, the "Wet One," and dated the beginning of their contrary religious outlook from his latter years, depicting the patriarch's image on many vases, seventeen of which appear in the book.