Long answer version
Long answer version
What evidence would you accept that would show your research and conclusions are actually invalid
My research ? Pegg’s Research ? Some of it ? Pegg’s conclusions ? My Conclusions ?
Pegg first found that certain biblical accounts that have NOT been verified by external historical references (ie. only the Bible says events X, Y & Z occurred) are descriptions of certain modern historical events (particularly the 1990/1991 Persian Gulf War).
In other words, he found the answer to a question that had previously not been answered.
He wondered why these had been ‘encoded’ or covered over by religious rhetoric in the Bible and noticed that similar accounts of these X, Y, & Z accounts are documented by the prophets Daniel (OT) and John (NT). Where these are mentioned coincides with the “vision” accounts and the showing of ‘future historical events’ by two mentioned ‘messengers’.
As previously explained on this forum, Pegg came to the conclusion that “God’s Angels” took back specific modern cd-roms to show Daniel and John in order to warn them of the future Religious problems.
The history and pictures from the three cd-roms do match to ancient descriptions.
As suggested by someone on this forum, I have made enquiries to have these matters converted to Statistics of whether it is beyond just being coincidences.
A composite of stories from various ancient texts provide an overview of “future history” and states SIGNS for when all this will ‘come to pass’. The “visions” involve a sealed book, etc.
Pegg says that he found the modern ‘book’ cited by the ancient text descriptions plus located the modern events known as SIGNS.
My research involved comparing Keywords from ancient texts with the sequence of imagery from the cd-roms (and to historical events) to see if Pegg’s claims were valid.
I haven’t added them all up, but there are hundreds of exact image matches from dozens of different texts as well as hundreds of historical matches to biblically described events.
I would have considered his claim invalid if during the comparison process most of the descriptions did not appear on screen (or in history books) as he suggested.
Simply put, if he said Daniel documents 20 attributes/animals, then I would expect to see 20 animals/attributes on screen from the cd-rom. If not, I would deem him erroneous. But there is a sequence of 20 animals/attributes on screen – exactly as documented by Daniel. The same with the historical events.
(See Criterion of Multiple Attestation comment at end of post.)
My conclusion differs to Pegg’s original determination in as far as he thought God’s angels took the cd-roms back in time, while I found within various ancient texts that those angelic ‘messengers’ were humans from Earth using technological time travel.
I don’t really know how to answer your question.
It is like someone asking “What evidence would you accept that would show the research and conclusion regarding the Earth being somewhat spherical and orbiting the Sun are actually invalid”.
There is no evidence to show it is invalid – because the Earth is ‘round’ and does orbit the Sun.
There is a whole lot more to Pegg’s work that just what has been briefly mentioned on this forum or even documented on the WBD website.
It all boils down to ‘what level of evidence does one accept in order to push aside five thousand years of (religious dogma and) understanding’.
It took civilization quite an effort to accept the world was not flat.
Maybe I am not explaining myself as best I could.
Maybe the other works of Pegg not yet mentioned nor fully studied hold the key to the type of evidence that you seem to require.
I will turn your question around somewhat.
Ancient texts tell of certain prophets being visited by messengers who showed them specific imagery and history from a future book.
The contents of that future book were documented by the said prophets.
The messengers said it will all be revealed at a certain point in the distant future – and gave particular dated events and time frames.
A certain war, astronomical events, and specifically named people were also given to the prophets as a series of SIGNS that will announce at that distant future time, when this will all be revealed.
In other non-biblical texts, the person who reveals this information is named and his domicile given.
Ancient texts state (by the way of quoting the messengers) that at least two witnesses will find these things.
Pegg is one of these witnesses.
Why are you finding it hard to understand that Pegg may have found what religious people have been expecting for over three thousand years ?
Everything he presented on his website fits in with what has been awaited – IF the contemporary concept of gods, God, and Angels who encountered the ancient prophets is replaced by non-divine messengers.
I will call them Time Travellers until further evidence shows otherwise.
Why have we concluded non-divine entities ?
There is no evidence to prove that gods, God, or Angels as described in religious stories actually exist or existed.
Pegg’s conclusion fills in most of the gaps and answers many ancient enigma.
Criterion of Multiple Attestation
“Put simply, whenever historians are trying to build up a picture of some event or person from the past, they begin by sorting out how many independent sources attest to that event or person. The more independent sources there are, the more confident historians feel about reconstructing the past. This is generally known as the criterion of multiple attestation.”
Ronald Pegg adhered to this method and found the imagery from certain modern cd-roms described in over 25 different and diverse cultures spanning over 5,000 years.
In another post I explained this as “context”.
snip… EGYPTIAN Myths, The Pyramid Texts, GREEK Myths, NORSE Mythology, The Hebrew Bible, The Christian Bible, The MUSLIM Bible, The MORMON Bible, Zoroastrianism, HINDUISM, BUDDHISM, CONFUCIANISM and TAOISM, CREATION Myths such as: Brahmanic Creation Poem, Scandinavia and Iceland, Yggdrasil, Ancient Babylon, The Creation in Hebrew Mysticism, Plato's Myth of Er, North American Indian Mythology, The Seven Aphorisms of Creation, Genesis: Chapter One , and Australian Aboriginal Dreamtime Stories.
Pegg found that, in their own way, the ‘stories’ from all these cultures are describing the same source: the cd-roms shown to them and their encounter with the gods, God, or Angels. snip
The Eye of Horus is not an isolated example. It sits, in sequence, amongst over 40 other identified and matched characteristics. Seen in this context – it is part of a bigger picture…snip