The End of Eden

The book presents a compelling theory that a massive comet, 12P/Pons-Brooks, passed near Earth around 1500 B.C., coinciding with significant global shifts in behavior and religion. Following this celestial event, societies worldwide exhibited increased aggression and a sudden rise in monotheistic worship, symbolized by comet-like imagery. Graham Phillips argues that the comet's tail contaminated the atmosphere, influencing human aggression before a subsequent decline in hostility. He explores the profound implications of this event on ancient civilizations and their belief systems.