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Genesis of the Grail Kings by Laurence Gardner “In the book of Isaiah (45:7) God is quoted as saying, ‘I create evil’, and in Amos (3:6) it is asked, ‘Shall there be evil in a city, and the Lord hath not done it?’ (p. 86) “..Peter never held such an office in Rome or anywhere else. This is confirmed by the Church’s own Apostolic Constitution, which stated that the first Bishop of Rome was Britain’s Prince Linus (son of Caractacus the Pendragon), who was appointed by St. Paul in AD 58, during Peter’s lifetime.” (Preface) When the criteria for Gospel selection were determined at the Council of Carthage in AD 397, it was first stipulated that the authorized New Testament Gospels must be written in the names of the original twelve apostles. Matthew was, of course, an apostle, as was John, but neither Luke nor Mark were named in the original twelve. Thomas, on the other hand, was one of the original apostles and yet the Gospel in his name was excluded. (Preface) He has already affirmed that the contrived authenticity of the Church as being handed down by Peter meant nothing at all, which is why the Church would ruthlessly purge any and all peoples or cults that dissented. The Dragon St. George This martyr whose feast day became 23 April, was in fact a violent Turkish Churchman that was canon- ized to Bishop of Alexandria in 494 A.D. It was said that he had killed a dragon. (See p. 2.) Bronze Age Genesis 211 Appendix B: Book Abstracts God Creates Evil First Bishop of Rome Council of Carthage Rule of Celibacy Convened in 1138. There is no precedence for it in the Bible. To the Celtic races of Europe, the dragon was the ultimate symbol of sovereignty...(p. 2) New Stone Age From 8000 B.C. on. (See p. 7.) First Bronze Age peoples discovered from 6500 B.C. on. (See p. 7.) A term introduced by Greek Bible translators in the third Century. It means the Beginning. (See p. 7.) Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation