The Atlantis Allegory

"The Atlantis Allegory" by Leonardo Mora presents an allegorical exploration of humanity's past, seeking to connect biblical narratives, particularly the story of Adam and Eve, with ancient Sumerian history and the legend of Atlantis. The author posits that humanity originated not from primitive ancestors, but from advanced civilizations that experienced a "Fall".
The book is structured into several chapters, covering:
Religions in the World: This section provides an overview of major religions, including Judeo-Christianity (with a detailed discussion on Genesis and the author's allegorical interpretation of Adam and Eve's fall), Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism
The Anunnaki Connection: This chapter delves into the Anunnaki, deities from ancient Sumerian, Akkadian, Assyrian, and Babylonian cultures, examining their role and characteristics based on ancient tablets
The Atlantis Allegory: The book explores the history of Atlantis as described by Plato, discusses recent archaeological findings like the Bimini Road, and introduces the figure of Thoth the Atlantean
Strengths of the book include:
Interdisciplinary Approach: The book attempts to synthesize diverse historical, religious, and mythical narratives to offer a cohesive, albeit allegorical, understanding of human origins and a "fall" from an advanced civilization.
Use of AI in Writing: The author acknowledges the use of artificial intelligence engines like ChatGPT and BARD in the book's creation, showcasing a modern approach to research and content generation.
Allegorical Framework: By presenting the narrative as an allegory, the book encourages readers to compare the information with their existing knowledge and draw their own conclusions, fostering critical engagement with the presented ideas