Steven Strong Livres

The narrative explores the journey of Australian Aboriginals nearly 50,000 years ago as they ventured to new lands, carrying with them unique beliefs and a way of life. Their arrival shaped the foundations of modern culture and cooperative living, yet it also introduced a problematic practice that would have lasting effects. The book delves into the complexities of their legacy, highlighting both the positive contributions and the challenges that arose from their cultural exchange.

Exploring the Gnostic Scriptures, this book delves into the profound relationship between Mary Magdalene and Jesus, offering insights from newly discovered texts at Nag Hammadi. The authors, Steven and Evan Strong, build on their previous work to trace the origins of religion, revealing the esoteric significance of these ancient writings. Their journey uncovers the hidden narratives that challenge traditional interpretations and highlight the spiritual legacy of Mary Magdalene.

Focusing on the unique heritage of the Australian Aboriginal people, this third installment delves into their global influence and distinct identity. Authors Steven and Evan Strong argue against the notion that Indigenous Australians are descended from Africans or any other race, emphasizing their singular lineage. The book continues to explore the significance of the First Australians in a broader historical context, challenging prevailing narratives about human origins.

"Presents the theory, by looking at strong DNA and archaeological evidence, that modern human beings--Homo sapiens--derived from Australia, rather than Africa"--