Decoding the Deluge

David Huttner's simple discovery of the prehistoric meaning of the world's flood myths led to a scientific understanding and systematic unraveling of virtually everything you'd ever want to know about religion-all religions, pagan and modern-and all the strange phenomena that are in any way connected with religion.

The Deluge or the Flood is, in greater part, a metaphor for the most violent and important events in the life of man. These events are the basic stuff of all our religions. But they are not the only stuff because religion concerns all things taboo. It concerns all those subjects about which our ancestors were ashamed or afraid to speak openly but were unable to forget. Our ancestors distorted but preserved the most basic and important information about these taboo subjects in our sacred myths and rituals.

Accompany the author, and you will learn what modern men have forgotten. You'll decode the most basic and important facts about our prehistory, our psychosexual development, marriage, East-West differences and the class struggle.

Accompany him on a prehistoric tour of the world, and-if you're brave enough-you'll confront all the uncomfortable truths that we must confront in order to confidently face the future.