Michael Drosnin
Michael Drosnin is an American journalist and author best known for his controversial book Michael Drosnin's "The Bible Code." Despite being an atheist, Drosnin became fascinated with the idea of hidden messages in the Bible after encountering the work of Israeli mathematicians.
His book, published in 1997, sparked debates about biblical prophecies and cryptography.
Drosnin's background as a reporter for The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal lent credibility to his writing, though many scientists and skeptics dismissed his claims.
He went on to write two sequels to "The Bible Code," further exploring the concept of encoded predictions in religious texts.
