The dragons of Eden

Do mysterious texts in Bible carry our ancestors’ theology or a memory of ET contact in the deep past?

An Australian theologian and an Italian agnostic join forces to investigate one of history’s most explosive questions: Has the Bible been mistranslated to conceal ancient encounters with non-human intelligence? Paul Wallis and Mauro Biglino uncover startling clues that the theology of God in the Old Testament was a late addition to far older traditions — traditions which preserved memories of advanced beings, lost civilizations and forgotten technology.

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The dragons of Eden

Do mysterious texts in Bible carry our ancestors’ theology or a memory of ET contact in the deep past?

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The dragons of Eden

Do mysterious texts in Bible carry our ancestors’ theology or a memory of ET contact in the deep past?

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Two paths, one common question

Wallis and Biglino do not claim to replace one dogma with another. Their dialogue proceeds through comparison, verification, and doubt. It is precisely their differences that make the inquiry more compelling: a Christian and an agnostic, an interpreter of global traditions and a scholar of the Hebrew text—two different perspectives on the same hypothesis.

What if some ancient traditions preserved the memory of encounters with non-human intelligences and forgotten technologies?

Two paths, one common question

What if some ancient traditions preserved the memory of encounters with non-human intelligences and forgotten technologies?

Two paths, one common question

What if some ancient traditions preserved the memory of encounters with non-human intelligences and forgotten technologies?

The central question of the book

Is the Bible really just the religious book that tradition has handed down to us? Or does it preserve traces of more ancient memories: encounters with advanced beings, non-human power structures, lost technologies, and a history of our origins far more complex than we have ever imagined?

The Dragons of Eden is a book for those who are not afraid of difficult questions and for those willing to read the Bible beyond conventional interpretations.

Two voices. Two paths. A new exploration of the origins of the Bible, of humankind, and of our place in the cosmos.

The central question of the book

The Dragons of Eden is a book for those who are not afraid of difficult questions and for those willing to read the Bible beyond conventional interpretations.

Two voices. Two paths. A new exploration of the origins of the Bible, of humankind, and of our place in the cosmos.

The central question of the book

The Dragons of Eden is a book for those who are not afraid of difficult questions and for those willing to read the Bible beyond conventional interpretations.

Two voices. Two paths. A new exploration of the origins of the Bible, of humankind, and of our place in the cosmos.

Paul Wallis

Paul Wallis is the author of international bestsellers, and in his work he explores the possibility of contact between humanity and extraterrestrial civilizations in the distant past. His documentaries and interviews, published on The 5th Kind, Ancient Knowledge Academy, and the Paul Wallis Channel, reach millions of people around the world. He lives in Australia with his wife and their three children.

Mauro Biglino

Mauro Biglino is a Bible scholar and bestselling author. For many years, he served as a translator of Biblical Hebrew for Edizioni San Paolo, and he is known internationally for his books, lectures, essays, collaborations, and in-depth analyses published on the Mauro Biglino Official Channel.

Paul Wallis

Mauro Biglino

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The book is available in print and Kindle formats

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The book will be released on August 1, 2026, in print and Kindle formats

The book is available in print and Kindle formats

Discover my complete works

The best way to learn about my work is through my books. Each title explores a different aspect of my research, offering insights that challenge what we already know about the Bible.

My books

Discover my complete works

The best way to learn about my work is through my books. Each title explores a different aspect of my research, offering insights that challenge what we already know about the Bible.

My books