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Utilizing the hyposthesis of Charles Hapgood's "The Earth's Shifting Crust," the scientific fact that an ice cap had formed over Sweden 10,000 years ago, and the archeological statement that the human race began populating Europe at this time, this would have forced the population south which is the point where the story begins. Taking the myth of the Sanskrit writing in the east of a horrendous war, a family escapes to the west which eventually meets the northern people in a heroic effort for survival.

Theology and Breaking Bad explores the brutal and seemingly nihilistic moral landscape of the AMC neo-Western crime drama Breaking Bad (2008-2013) with insights into the characters, their struggles, and the moral consequences resulting from their actions. Throughout the book, the contributors find telltale traces of theological themes that have been woven into the storylines by the writers and directors and bring them out for the reader in ten essays that span topics from Greek mythology to the Hebrew Bible, and extend into Eastern and Western Christendom. Readers will find provocative...

Is infinity a valid mathematical property or a meaningless abstraction? David Foster Wallace brings his intellectual ambition and characteristic bravura style to the story of how mathematicians have struggled to understand the infinite, from the ancient Greeks to the nineteenth-century mathematical genius Georg Cantor's counterintuitive discovery that there was more than one kind of infinity. Smart, challenging, and thoroughly rewarding, Wallace's tour de force brings immediate and high-profile recognition to the bizarre and fascinating world of higher mathematics.