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Should silvered ships ever break through the clouds and announce the arrival of our benevolent space brothers, then it appears the Vatican's chief astronomer will be there to greet them with open arms.
Jesuit Father Jose Funes, director of the Vatican's astronomical observatory, said in an interview published Tuesday that believing in alien life doesn't contradict faith in God.
"Just as we consider earthly life as 'a brother' and 'sister,' why should we not talk about an 'extraterrestrial brother?' It would still be part of creation,"
'We are obliged as Muslims to make the whole galaxy subservient to almighty Allah.
'Allah has created all living beings to obey him and worship him.'
Originally posted by SLAYER69
Muslim preacher commands followers to convert aliens to Islam
'We are obliged as Muslims to make the whole galaxy subservient to almighty Allah.
'Allah has created all living beings to obey him and worship him.'
While you do have a point, it is claimed that people will panic regardless of the intentions of the aliens. And that is the question I am asking. Whatever the intentions of the aliens may be, can humanity handle the idea of not being alone?
Originally posted by SaturnFX
When white people arrived in the America's...white people were revered as angels, Gods, etc...they were brought in and welcomed fully...the killing started much later on.
Originally posted by Badgered1
If there is mass hysteria caused by such an event it will have been manipulated by the MSM and those who would risk a loss of power (religions etc.).
Thoughts?
But is this the case? Would humanity be unable to handle the idea we are not alone in the universe?