History is sometimes regarded as impractical in this day and age, even though the realities we face are too often the outgrowth of manipulated interpretations of past events. Societies find this acceptable because just enough truth is incorporated into the accounts to disguise the myths that are being promoted; however, many important facts are omitted. This is especially true when a chronicler pretends to record "spiritual" objectives or guidance. There is always a measure of the unknown in "any" record, but it is predominant in "faith" accounts. If large portions of history are covered with deceit, then mankind is rendered incapable of understanding its higher potential. In "Time Frames and Taboo Data: A History of Mankind's Misdirected Beliefs," author C. M. Houck examines these discarded facts and inspects the absurdities and hypocrisies of mankind's beliefs, in an effort to push the reader toward a better understanding of history.