Right off the bat your theory runs into trouble. Pangea started to break up about 200 million years ago, but early man came out of Africa about 200,000 years ago, that's a huge time frame, and if extraterrestrials came to "domesticate" early man, they came about 199.8 million years too early. The land separated because of plate tectonics. Even if we assume that Pangea did exist at the time of early man, humans did not start to civilization until about 12,000 years ago. Every religion has similarities, but some are vastly different than others, for example Buddhism and Norse Mythology are greatly different in their views of the origin, creation, and end of Earth and man-kind, and Buddhism often doesn't have any gods. I think you're confusing Abrahamic religions, and similar religions, with every religion ever.

I assume you're talking about ancient aliens, which there's no proof what so ever for, other than lies spewed by people like Erich von Daeniken and Giorgio Tsoukalos -- though the latter seems more comfortable blatantly lying, while the former seems to stick to misrepresenting history and archeology.

The "city of gold" is described in Revelation, which is only important to Christians, not anyone else, not even the second largest religion on Earth, Islam. Are you suggesting god needs gold to make good speaker wire? Not every society had gold, some did, especially ones good at forging, but not everyone, and some societies viewed it as just pretty, not as "valuable" as Europeans did.

Zacheria Sitchin is another person absolutely full of shit: http://www.sitchiniswrong.com/

The devil only had conflict in heaven within Christianity, again, not the only religion and this isn't true in Judaism where Christianity originates, meaning Christians made it up; it's not even in the Bible. Nor is it in Islam, another religion which originates from Judeo-Christianity.

You need to seriously rethink your theory.

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