51 review for We Are the Children of the Stars: The Classic that Changed the Way We Look at Aliens

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   5 out of 5

   Umbra – Sep 25, 2014

   I cannot stand logical fallacies. This book is a bottomless fount of pure hogwash. And it's rude. And the authors contradict themselves every other page, while at the same time accusing everybody else of being inconsistent. And they already have been proved wrong in every possible way. It is alarming that there seem to be people who readily exclaim that it opend their eyes... Well, they surely had to read it with something else completely closed... PS: I am not a creationist, nor Darwinist, nor.. I cannot stand logical fallacies. This book is a bottomless fount of pure hogwash. And it's rude. And the authors contradict themselves every other page, while at the same time accusing everybody else of being inconsistent. And they already have been proved wrong in every possible way. It is alarming that there seem to be people who readily exclaim that it opend their eyes... Well, they surely had to read it with something else completely closed... PS: I am not a creationist, nor Darwinist, nor... actually I try to be as impartial and open to any ideas, new or old, as could be. Maybe that helps to see things that are actually there :-)

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   4 out of 5

   Natasha – Sep 11, 2013

   What a titillating read! I am a sponge for information and this book gave me just that. A compelling and well thought out theory- that needs to be approached seriously. It's a great look at the many questions that the theory of Evolution leaves us with, even if you feel that the author's answer to those questions is unsatisfactory.Perhaps this book will inspire more research into the matter (which is absurd that it isn't already being done). I enjoyed this book thoroughly and will be recommendin What a titillating read! I am a sponge for information and this book gave me just that. A compelling and well thought out theory- that needs to be approached seriously. It's a great look at the many questions that the theory of Evolution leaves us with, even if you feel that the author's answer to those questions is unsatisfactory.Perhaps this book will inspire more research into the matter (which is absurd that it isn't already being done). I enjoyed this book thoroughly and will be recommending it to several friends. I received the book for free through Goodreads First Reads

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   4 out of 5

   Maria – Sep 14, 2013

   I was so happy just knowing that I had won this book. I began reading this book and I was hooked from page one. I found it very hard to put it down. The book takes you on an adventure how Earth has been visited more than 5,000 times by creatures from other planets! (amazing) It also explores the "missing links" human fossils in order to keep humankind from knowing it was a colony! It's a must read and do not hesitate to buy this wonderful book I highly recommend it. Maria F. I was so happy just knowing that I had won this book. I began reading this book and I was hooked from page one. I found it very hard to put it down. The book takes you on an adventure how Earth has been visited more than 5,000 times by creatures from other planets! (amazing) It also explores the "missing links" human fossils in order to keep humankind from knowing it was a colony! It's a must read and do not hesitate to buy this wonderful book I highly recommend it. Maria F.

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   5 out of 5

   Michael Blain – Jan 29, 2014

   *I received this book as a first-reads giveaway Was definitely always interested in this book due to its historical significance in certain theories of consciousness and evolution. Most of what was stated I had already heard or read before getting to these actual pages, but that does not take away from the ideas contained within, many of which I support. If books like Children of the Matrix interest you, then should definitely find captivation from this definite precursor.

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   4 out of 5

   Magdalene Kruse – Sep 16, 2013

   I thought this was interesting. It kind of astounded me honestly and I am not sure what to say about it.

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