I have always been curious about what it is like for others to experience something first hand that the rest of the world does not generally accept as
possible. I don't doubt that anything people have experienced is possible. If a person believes there are UFO's and aliens, then to that individual
they DO exist.
Very much like the belief in a supreme entity, a 'God', or intelligent design.
I attended 8 yrs of Catholic school as a child and one of the biggest problems I have with the immaculate conception of Jesus Christ (PBUH), is that
He is also considered to be our Saviour by billions of people throughout the world. They believe He was sent here by 'God' to die for our sins.
From what I understand about His life and death, it does not imply in any way that He beleived He was only half-human, or that His creator was 'not
of this world'.
But, when it comes down to it, if you believe that He was brought to life on this Earth from an unfertilized egg in His mother's womb...
then don't you automatically believe in 'Aliens'?
And if you doubt He was born through immaculate conception, does that mean you do not believe He walked the Earth?
If the story of Jesus (PHUB) was originally about a man who believed in something greater, a man who believed that He was surrounded by a supreme
life-form, then the whole entire story would be so simple if He was talking about His 'MOTHER', instead of His Father.
But obviously over the years man would have had to change that aspect of the story since men in general would never allow their children to be taught
that they should bow down to a woman.
I am fortunate enough to experience the Great Spirit of this Earth everyday of my life, I am not confused when it comes to who I am or where I come
from, I am at one with my creator. But SHE is not in any of the religious teachings that children throughout the world are exposed to as a chile. It
is always about worshipping 'HE', as if what we have here is not good enough.
And yeah, I would love to ride shotgun if a UFO floated down here and offered us a ride.

Weeeeeeeee!
Thanks,
A supernatural bi-curious.