Descended From the Gods? An Inquiry into the Origins of the Anomalously Sensitive Person

New York Book Festival Honorable Mention

In his quest to comprehend the early origins of Anomalously Sensitive Persons (ASPs)--those who are unusually sensitive in a variety of realms, David Ritchey found that the theory of creationism and the theory of evolution both had serious shortcomings. He decided, therefore, to pursue his inquiry from the perspective of the theory of interventionism, which is grounded in the history of civilization as espoused by the ancient Sumerians. His findings suggest that about 450,000 years ago, a group of advanced beings (who the Sumerians called the "Anunnaki") arrived on Earth and intervened in the development of humans by undertaking an ongoing series of genetic experiments using humans as subjects. This book follows the history of those experiments and suggests that today's ASPs are direct descendants of the Anunnaki's test subjects.