The Ancient Conspiracy That Refuses to Die
Why the Nephilim bloodline myth keeps coming back to life
Every few decades, the same fever dream returns in a new costume and calls itself revelation. It is the claim that a secret race of half-human hybrids, descendants of the biblical “fallen angels,” still walks among us and quietly rules the world.
The story begins in Genesis 6, where the “sons of God” are said to have taken human wives and produced the Nephilim, giants who corrupted the earth. Most theologians see it as mythic symbolism, not biology. Yet a persistent minority insists it is literal history. In their telling, the Flood never wiped the hybrids out. They survived, adapted, and still control banks, governments, and technology companies.
When Scripture Meets Science Fiction
The “Nephilim theory” has been circulating for centuries, but it caught modern fire in the 1990s prophecy scene and late-night radio shows. These storytellers wove together biblical fragments, UFO lore, and global finance to explain everything from war to Wi-Fi. Every new scientific advance became another sign of the hybrids’ plan to rewrite human DNA. For them, progress is never progress. It is proof that the ancient enemy is winning.
It is a theology of fear disguised as scholarship. By turning mystery into menace, it makes ordinary people feel like heroes in a secret war.
Fear Sells Better Than Faith
Believing that the world is secretly run by “others” is strangely comforting. Chaos is unbearable, but a hidden plot gives suffering a script. The cost is empathy. Once you divide humanity into “real” and “counterfeit,” compassion dries up. Violence starts to feel virtuous. History has already shown where that road leads.
Giants, Bones, and Missing Boxes
The mythology leans heavily on 19th-century newspaper reports of “giant skeletons” discovered in North America. Most of those stories were misidentified animal bones or simple hoaxes. When the Smithsonian corrected the record, believers decided that the correction proved the cover-up. In this worldview, the absence of evidence becomes the ultimate evidence.
The fascination with giant bones is really a longing for someone, somewhere, to hold the truth. A world without trustworthy institutions needs monsters to make sense of itself.
The Real Monsters Look Familiar
Evil does not require supernatural DNA. It thrives on ordinary ambition, greed, and fear. We do not need fallen angels to explain Wall Street, data mining, or political manipulation. Humanity has managed those sins perfectly well on its own.
Blaming ancient hybrids is easier than confronting our own systems of power. It shifts responsibility from human corruption to cosmic corruption and turns repentance into gossip.
The Only Apocalypse That Matters
If there is an unveiling ahead, it will not reveal giants hiding in suits. It will reveal how easily people lose sight of one another’s humanity. The real mark of the beast is not a microchip or a gene edit. It is the belief that empathy is optional.
A Better Reading
Older spiritual traditions already solved this riddle. They taught that good and evil are not species but choices. The dividing line between human and monster runs straight through every heart.
That is the revelation worth keeping. It was never someone else’s blood that needed purifying. It was always our own conscience.
So when you hear a preacher claim that your neighbor might be part angel and part algorithm, take a breath. Remember that paranoia is not discernment. Then pour another cup of coffee and laugh at how determined humanity is to blame anyone but itself.
Blessed are the ones who stay human enough to keep laughing.
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I wasn't expecting a revelation today, and boy was I wrong. The hate is getting to me. I'm having a very hard time viewing anyone who still supports this regime as human. (As evidenced in my daily piece today.) I like to say, "Haha - it's satire," but it's not all haha. I despise these fools and don't like the 'me' they bring forth, if I'm totally honest. I have sweet little dreams of horrible things happening to them and I dig it. I really do. It's not healthy. I'm not promising anything but I will honor the truths here with my own self reflection.
This entire article is feelings and flowery language with zero Scripture, zero evidence, and zero engagement with actual research. Let me address your "arguments":
"Most theologians see it as mythic symbolism"
Which theologians? You don't name one. Meanwhile:
Justin Martyr (2nd Apology, 5) discusses angels literally breeding with women. Tertullian (On the Apparel of Women, 1.2) describes angels who "contaminated" women they took as wives. Irenaeus (Against Heresies, 4.16) references angels who "went after strange flesh." These aren't allegorical readings. These are literal interpretations from Church Fathers.
You claim it's "mythic symbolism" but Genesis 6:4 says "and also AFTER that." After the flood. Then Numbers 13:33 records Nephilim in Canaan, post-flood. 2 Samuel 21:20 describes a giant with six fingers and six toes. Deuteronomy 3:11 gives Og's bed measurements: 13 feet long. Those are physical descriptions, not metaphors.
"19th-century newspaper reports were hoaxes"
You dismiss 1,500+ newspaper articles spanning 1840-1920 as "misidentified animal bones" without examining a single one. The Smithsonian has been directly asked about these skeletons and refuses to produce them. You call that "correction." Others call it evidence removal. You don't address WHY the skeletons disappeared if they were just misidentified.
"Evil does not require supernatural DNA"
Ephesians 6:12: "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."
Paul explicitly states the battle ISN'T just flesh and blood. It's spiritual powers. Examining how those powers might operate through bloodlines doesn't shift responsibility. Both human corruption AND spiritual warfare can exist simultaneously.
"The real mark of the beast is belief that empathy is optional"
Revelation 13:16-17 describes a literal mark on the right hand or forehead required for buying and selling. You're redefining biblical prophecy as a metaphor for "lack of empathy" because the actual text doesn't fit your worldview.
Your Entire Strategy:
You wrote an entire article about Nephilim theory without:
Citing a single Bible verse
Addressing genealogical records in Burke's Peerage
Explaining RH-negative blood incompatibility with human pregnancy
Explaining 1,000-ton stones at Baalbek
Explaining Göbekli Tepe built 11,500 years ago
Addressing Dr. Michael Heiser's PhD research
Addressing Gary Wayne's 600+ page work with 1,200 footnotes
Responding to ANY specific archaeological or genetic evidence
Instead you wrote vague spiritual platitudes about "empathy" and "laughing at ourselves." That's not rebuttal. That's dismissal without engagement.
You claim to be a "living saint" but won't answer if you practice witchcraft. You cherry-pick which Scripture is "real" based on your personal authority. You write an article attacking biblical research without using any biblical citations. And you position yourself as spiritually superior while calling others fearful and delusional.
Proverbs 26:4-5: "Answer not a fool according to his folly, lest you be like him yourself. Answer a fool according to his folly, lest he be wise in his own eyes."
You've written poetry about empathy. Others have cited Genesis, Revelation, genealogical records, and archaeological evidence. Readers will notice the difference.
Truth doesn't need flowery language. It just needs facts. Try using some.