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VFTB 184: Quest for Eden

On: July 6, 2014

HAS THE place where it all began for humanity been found? Author and inventor Stan Deyo thinks so. He discusses the process that led to his conclusion — and hints that he may also have located the site of King Solomon’s mines.Continue Reading

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