Publisher's Synopsis
An exploration of the historical and archaeological evidence of angels, miracles, and holy relics, featuring holy relics that are believed to have healing power, relics that are most bizarre, and sites that are believed to be direct lines to God.
What are angels? Where do they come from? What does ancient mythology and religion have to say about them? As a mediator between the heavenly sphere and human beings, angels have played an important role in human affairs since antiquity. They are guards armed with flaming swords, divine messengers, and personal companions providing protection. Through both historical and archaeological analysis, Angel Archaeology examines the origin of angels, their history, and their role in the modern world, and investigates miraculous wonders, personal stories, and relics and places that have divine power. This book seeks to understand the role of the unseen, as well as the seen. It will guide readers to connect with angels, communicate with them, and understand their messages. Angel Archaeology attempts to answer:- Are angels real and could they be related to demons?
- Has the Vatican been covering up modern miracles?
- Can objects bestow blessings? What is the significance of holy relics?
- Are there places one can go to experience miraculous healing?
- According to historical records, how can we tap into angelic guidance and healing?
