If you can believe in God you can believe in Aliens., page 1


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reply posted on 31-5-2011 @ 04:06 PM by RUSSO
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My question is, if you can believe in aliens, can you believe in God too?

Take a look in this link:

Source

- Vimanas
- The Moai of Easter Island
- Puma Punku (my favorite)
- The Book of Ezekiel
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reply posted on 31-5-2011 @ 04:12 PM by arriana
Originally posted by RUSSO
reply to post by mb2591


My question is, if you can believe in aliens, can you believe in God too?


I don't see why not. Even the Bible leaves the possibility open, just 'cos he created the earth in 6 days doesn't mean he didn't create any other worlds.


reply posted on 31-5-2011 @ 04:16 PM by facelift
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My question is, if you can believe in aliens, can you believe in God too?


Imagine if god is an alien - a 2 fir..!





reply posted on 31-5-2011 @ 04:28 PM by mb2591
Wow you guys are quick to respond. Yes you can believe in what ever you want. For me to believe in something though I like to see some sort of evidence and I will say i don't exactly believe in a god that is depicted by any religion though.
Originally posted by facelift
reply to post by RUSSO


My question is, if you can believe in aliens, can you believe in God too?


Imagine if god is an alien - a 2 fir..!



This is sort of what I was implying by my original post

Originally posted by countduckula24
Better yet can we not 'believe' in anything. As John Keel once said 'Belief is the enemy'. The very minute that you 'believe in' something its like that critical thinking portion of your brain shuts down. So please don't say you 'believe' in aliens. It's not (supposed to be) a religion. Thanks.


I agree with this except once you have enough evidence you can 'know or believe' something is true. What if you lived by this, would you not believe 1+1=2?

Originally posted by MikeyBones
Does your statement go both ways? If you can believe in Aliens, can you believe in God? I find that many think the belief in aliens explains God (and that God is only an explanation of something that they didn't understand), but to me, things worked the other way around... I originally did not believe in God but my belief in aliens led to a belief in extra-dimensional creatures which opened up the possibility (and likelihood) of God. If the story of the master of deception making us disbelieve God is true, then the story of aliens from another planet would be a great way to do so.

But I do agree with your point... I think the proof left by our ancient ancestors indeed confirms that we were visited by beings of unknown origin. I just hope that people are open to all ideas of where these beings are from and not limited to our understanding of the universe (which I doubt we will every fully understand)

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Yar... you beat me to the punch!
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This I think can only be answered in 'death' however I do believe there is life after death but not as reincarnation.

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reply posted on 31-5-2011 @ 05:01 PM by AdamsMurmur
Originally posted by MattPreuss
By definition "God" would fall under both the Alien and Extra-Terrestrial categories. So in turn if you believe in "God" someone/thing that exists/existed outside our sphere that would imply "God" is indeed extra-terrestrial, and it would also imply that "God" is an alien because God isn't from our sphere. So that being said its quite amusing that we have a planet filled with people who believe in "God" and yet they don't understand the definition of the simple terms used above. Educate yourself folks.

en.wikipedia.org...

en.wikipedia.org...
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You're calling something well beyond this universe extraterrestrial and alien. You're also implying it has a physical body by saying it's extraterrestrial. You're also saying it's alien to us, yet we all have a soul which was given and can connect to the divine, making us part terrestrial and part celestial.

How is that alien to us? How is it terrestrial? Technically, God and the Heavens are extra-celestial, not ET.

I don't understand this thread though. It makes no sense to me that people need to pick sides, like God or Aliens, or Religion or Science. To me, it all goes hand in hand, to some extent at least.

For the record, I know both exist without a doubt. This universe is not just our playground, but all things out there are connected to us and we them.

Cheers.
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reply posted on 31-5-2011 @ 05:13 PM by Trueman
There is a confusion here. We must separate 3 concepts.

1.- God as The Supreme Being or The Father is ONE.

2.- The first group of E.T.s (I don't like the term alien), are those in a closer connection with Him. They serve God in different ways and they are called angels many times. The word "angel" means Messenger of God, I like to see them as missionaries. The Elohims are the architects of God's will, they also can be considered in this group. Their higher vibratory level is perceived by us as a deep emotional sense of spirituality and harmony, but blocked many times for our lower level and manifested as fear or panic. This is the #1 reason they can't contact all the people. Also, that explains why many experiences take place at night when we sleep, when our emotional body is more easy to control because the alpha waves of the brain inducing a relaxed state.

3.- The second group of E.T.s. Grays, reptilian and many others who had been with us since acient times, taking advantage of mankind in different ways. The ignorance of people at the beginning of the civilization gave them the "god status", just because these beings were able to perform prodigies. "Fallen angels", trying to take God's place in areas of the world like Sumeria (or Sumer), are a good example.

As I understand, it's a mistake to consider E.T.s good or evil, since their concepts of these 2 terms are totaly different from ours. Take as an example an abductee, forced to take part in experiments to create an hybrid. Aren't we hybrids already. Don't we do the same with animals, in order to test medicines? Is the Wrath of God cruel or just a fair sense of justice that we can't understand?
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reply posted on 31-5-2011 @ 05:34 PM by TheLogicalist
I do not believe Aliens are God...That borders on Cult territory.


Well there are the "Raeliens Religion" for people who believe that.

en.wikipedia.org...

The Raelian Movement teaches that life on Earth was scientifically created by a species of extraterrestrials, which they call the Elohim.


And many other Alien/UFO religions..

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