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Unknown Empire

The True Story of Mysterious Ethiopia and the Future Ark of Civilization

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Unknown Empire

By: Dean W. Arnold
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  • Keepers of the ark of the covenant
  • The garden of Eden
  • The first Christian empire
  • 1,000 years Jewish before Christ
  • Ethiopia makes remarkable claims!

The future of civilization is shifting. Some say to an Asian world, others a Muslim world, or perhaps to a "New World Order" (if China and Islam do not win the day). However, a new book offers the little considered thesis that Ethiopia, unknown as a majority Christian nation and the first Christian empire, could be the next epicenter of civilization.

Unknown Empire begins with a barefoot Ethiopian army defeating thousands of European soldiers in 1896. As the only African nation to never be conquered, they defeated Mussolini during WWII. With the West dying but Africa booming, Ethiopia faces population control leaders such as Bill Gates and the U.N. in an epic confrontation for the future of civilization.

In all these confrontations, the ark of the covenant plays a central role for Ethiopians who believe that they have held the world's most famous object since before the time of Christ. The author explores the ark claim throughout and weaves in the claims of Eden and empire. Utilizing his trademark style - history with a plot - Dean W. Arnold provides a unique and edifying experience, a "nonfiction novel" where every exciting action and quote is true.

©2019 Dean W. Arnold (P)2020 Dean W. Arnold
Africa Christianity Imperialism Ancient History
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Needed to skip the diatribe on birth control

As an orthodox christian myself, i'm open to many of the author's perspectives. But the needlessly lengthy section on birth control is just not relevant enough to Ethiopia and not why i bought this book. I chose to skip it after I could handle no more, and I have no regrets.

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Terrible book by a fundamentalist witha a clear and disturbing agenda. I was just looking for a book about Ethiopian history!

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