Hi Don - I don't think the inclusion of Revelations into the theory is all that off. If you take away all the religious significance and stick strictly with the factual description of events, what you are left with is a description of a major catastrophe, with the heavens and earth changing places, stars falling from the sky, a great inundation on the horizon and all the resulting chaos (the four Horsemen) and so on. There have always been questions about where the book came from. The general theory is that Paul wrote it after a vision and thus the book was put at the end of the Bible. If you take Paul out of the picture and put the book at the very beginning, a lot of other references start making sense - like the sun standing still for a day and a half.