A sweeping theological journey arguing that ancient Christian theology is the deep root beneath most of the world’s religions. This book traces global flood myths, pyramid cultures, and shared legends across continents, revealing striking parallels that point back to a connected precursor civilization. Through archaeology, comparative mythology, and biblical history, it follows the spread of humanity after the Flood and the rise of diverse cultures from a single ancestral source — a shared post‑deluge “Tree of Faith.”

By examining Judaism as the trunk of world religion and exploring how Christianity, Islam, and ancient mythologies echo the same early narratives, the book proposes that humanity’s spiritual traditions are not isolated inventions, but branches of one ancient story. A unified origin. A forgotten civilization.

A common memory carried across the earth.