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Originally posted by LazloFarnsworth
Ive gathered and watched all the episodes. With all that information...it can be nothing else but the truth. Even if 50% of it is questionable? The rest is pretty impressive.
Originally posted by SplitInfinity
It's tough to use the Bible as an acurate record of events. Besides the fact that there are numerous mistranslations over the years as well as religious leaders picking and choosing what is put into it as many scriptures and stories have been either left out via church politics or changed to suit religions specific designs for control of the faithful.
I have no doubt that E.T. has been visiting Earth for a very long time. I do have a doubt to what the real facts are in their connection to any recorded occurance. The one reality we all know is that History is written by the victor....whether it be militarily...or Religion/Politic driven.
Reliable information of past occurences...are too ambiguous to make a qualified and accurate conclusion.
Split Infinity
Originally posted by Nobama
Hey that was a good read I don't agree with some of it, though the whole God is/was a alien has always seemed more likely than God being a supreme being.
Originally posted by KingJames1337
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion here is mine:
I'm entitled to my opinion or I have a right to my opinion is a common declaration in rhetoric or debate that can be made in an attempt to persuade others to hold the opinion. When asserted for this reason, the statement exemplifies an informal logical fallacy of the type red herring. Whether one has a particular entitlement or right is irrelevant to whether one's assertion is true or false. To assert the existence of the right is a failure to assert any justification for the opinion. Such an assertion however, can also be the claim to one's freedom of speech and thus may or may not be able to produce evidence.
Originally posted by mcrom901
Originally posted by KingJames1337
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion here is mine:
I'm entitled to my opinion or I have a right to my opinion is a common declaration in rhetoric or debate that can be made in an attempt to persuade others to hold the opinion. When asserted for this reason, the statement exemplifies an informal logical fallacy of the type red herring. Whether one has a particular entitlement or right is irrelevant to whether one's assertion is true or false. To assert the existence of the right is a failure to assert any justification for the opinion. Such an assertion however, can also be the claim to one's freedom of speech and thus may or may not be able to produce evidence.
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