Project Blue Beam / UFOs

ed pluribus unum

Ostrich
Protestant
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Seriously though: I don't believe they're ready to go full scale alien invasion any time in the near future. If that is the scenario, this is probably just the opening act which could last a long time.

I'm put in mind of the Arthur C Clarke novel "Childhood's End" on which there actually was an alien invasion. Alien spaceships arrive and hover over earth cities but the aliens never reveal themselves for over a generation, by which time nobody is shocked by their (spoiler alert) physical appearance: humanoids with horned head, wings, and forked tail.
 
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Thomas More

Crow
Protestant
They've been pushing this alien nonsense since the late 1980s, when the TV show "unsolved mysteries" with Robert Stack was on the air.
It NEVER amounts to anything.
Ever.
I always say that if UFOs (or bigfoot) were real, there would be high quality video of it. There are videos of every rare and seemingly impossible event nowadays, but no unmistakable pictures or video of UFOs or bigfoot? It's because these things don't exist.





 
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Road2Damascus

Sparrow
Orthodox Inquirer
I always say that if UFOs (or bigfoot) were real, there would be high quality video of it. There are videos of every rare and seemingly impossible event nowadays, but no unmistakable pictures or video of UFOs or bigfoot? It's because these things don't exist.







They are most likely an interdimensional demonic phenomenon.

You can make the same argument for demons who are never caught on high quality video either, but we know they exist.
 

TrainedLogosmotion

Robin
Orthodox Catechumen
They are most likely an interdimensional demonic phenomenon.

You can make the same argument for demons who are never caught on high quality video either, but we know they exist.
Yep. Interdimentional phenomenon is what the bizarre 'alien' encounters are that can't be explained or captured on video.

The stuff caught on video is most likely all military stuff, hoaxes, or has some other physical explanation.
 

Pete345

Kingfisher
Orthodox
They are most likely an interdimensional demonic phenomenon.

You can make the same argument for demons who are never caught on high quality video either, but we know they exist.
Or ghosts, or apparitions, or giants, which are even mentioned in the Bible. The Church Fathers make it clear that the unseen realms are just as real that the physical world we live in. UFOs are demonic apparitions/entities.



 

Viktor Zeegelaar

Crow
Orthodox Inquirer
I see we’re about to have another large scale IQ test for the masses.


Early 20th century they did a radio broadcast in the US based on H.G. Wells' War of the Worlds. They had to stop it, for much of the masses actually believed there was an alien invasion. That was in the 30s, imagine the priming people are under now + the internet/tv/smartphone/special effects they can create now.

 

OhHeyCindy

Sparrow
Catholic
As I see it, believing in aliens is incompatible with being a Christian. Christ died for humans, the only creatures made in His image (with a rational soul). All of creation , apart from its purpose of glorifying God, is in a sense , made for us. The “there must be aliens because the probability that we are the only planet wirh life blah blah “ position has the underlying assumption that the universe is random and made from pure chance. But this is wrong , since it was created. And literally created for us. Not for aliens. Humans are the stewards of Gods creation and the beneficiaries of the blood of Christ. To entertain the idea of aliens is to diminish Creation and Gods redeeming work in our Lord.



Good video explaining why aliens are condemned (not explicitly but he argues it is the correct interpretation) in the Catholic catechism
 
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