A PERSONAL TESTIMONY
I Was an Atheist. Then I Began Looking More Closely.
What began as an unexpected observation on a satellite map became a journey through geography, geology, archaeology, history, mythology, Scripture, and the natural world.
I was not searching for God when this began. But the deeper I followed the discoveries, the more my understanding of the world—and of my own life—began to change.
This research ultimately led me toward belief in God and faith in Jesus Christ.
What Is Continental Titans?
Continental Titans is an expanding research project and visual archive exploring large-scale geographical formations and their possible relationships to geology, archaeology, history, mythology, Scripture, ancient cultures, and the natural world. The project documents what is observed, identifies possible relationships, presents interpretations, and invites continued investigation.
Visual Evidence & Deep Investigation
What Is Continental Titans?
Continental Titans is an expanding research project and visual archive exploring large-scale geographical formations and their possible relationships to geography, geology, archaeology, history, mythology, Scripture, ancient cultures, and the natural world. Some discoveries concern possible geographical markers, visual similarities, and patterns observed in satellite imagery. The project does not force every observation into one religious explanation. It documents what is observed, identifies possible relationships, presents interpretations, and invites continued investigation. Continental Titans grew from one man’s unexpected observations into an Interconnected Atlas, an encyclopedia, published books, and a growing archive of research presented for further investigation.
How the Journey Began
Origin
An Unexpected Observation
While running a pool service in southeast Louisiana, Brett began noticing unusual large-scale forms through satellite imagery, prompting a closer look at the natural landscape.
Expansion
One Discovery Led to Another
Observations of possible geographical markers expanded into patterns observed in satellite imagery, suggesting relationships across distant regions that invited deeper study.
Method
Research Across Many Fields
The project documents what is observed, identifies possible relationships, presents interpretations, and invites investigation across geography, geology, and history.
Faith
A Change in Worldview
The journey challenged Brett’s previous atheism and caused him to reconsider visual similarities in the natural world through a lens of divine design and faith.
Legacy
Continental Titans
The work evolved into a mission to share interpretations presented for further investigation through the Atlas, books, and educational resources.
Scriptural Convergence
The Great Fish That Swallowed Jonah
Possible geographical markers and visual similarities between regional topography and the ancient account of Jonah's ordeal.
Spiritual Jurisdiction
The Prince of Persia
Possible geographical markers related to spiritual figures described in the Book of Daniel, presented for further investigation.
Where the Research Meets Scripture
Several discoveries became especially important in my movement from atheism toward faith, examining possible convergences among Scripture, geography, history, and observation.
Exodus Systems
Mount Moses
Possible geographical and geological markers associated with the Sinai account, examined through satellite imagery, visual comparison, and biblical context.
Historical Parallels
Prince of Greece
Tracing visual similarities in continental patterns that may correspond to historical figures, examined through systematic observation.
Sacred Geography
Red Sea & Exodus
Examining visual similarities and patterns observed in satellite imagery that may relate to the Crossing narrative.
Interconnected Atlas
Explore Scriptural Convergences
Scripture is not treated as decoration. These entries examine possible convergences among Scripture, history, and geography, presenting interpretations for further investigation.
The Interconnected Atlas
The Interconnected Atlas is a research archive exploring patterns observed in satellite imagery and visual similarities across the globe. This work identifies possible geographical markers and presents interpretations for further investigation rather than proven scientific conclusions. By gathering scriptural connections, historical context, and research layers, the Atlas documents what is observed and invites each person to look closely at these open questions and alternative interpretations for themselves.
The Journey in Print
Comprehensive volumes documenting the intersections of geography, archaeology, and the search for divine design. These books preserve individual stages of the research and Brett’s developing testimony.
Calling All Fishers of Men: The Great Fish That Swallowed Jonah
Mount Moses
The Interconnected Atlas: Vol. 1
Preserving the Journey for Future Generations
Presenting three connected parts of one larger mission to Discover, Document, Preserve, Teach, and Create—pointing people toward truth and toward God.
Continental Titans
The public research project, Interconnected Atlas, publications, discoveries, and visual archive.
The Rosiere Foundation
The long-term preservation and stewardship vision intended to protect the testimony, research, books, imagery, educational resources, and historical record for future generations.
The Rosiere Institute
The developing educational and creative vision intended to encourage thoughtful Christian engagement with Scripture, history, science, archaeology, and creativity.
To God be the glory.
Look Carefully. Ask Honestly. Follow the Journey.
I cannot tell another person what they must see or believe. I can only share what I observed, document how the research developed, explain how it changed me, and invite others to examine it for themselves. I began this journey as an atheist. I did not expect it to lead me toward God. But it changed the way I understood creation, truth, Scripture, and Jesus Christ. Continental Titans exists so that this work can be preserved, examined, questioned, and shared.