Scientist says: we shouldn't rule out the possibility of Aliens/extraterrestrials

RV wrote:Personally, I would not want to be around for the tribulation. The trib. is going to be horrific. Judging by the way the "woke" crowd willingly gave up their rights, listened to government and were forced to wear masks that did nothing (but help out Communist China), it's going to be horrible. Choosing death over life is insane.

HawkTheSlayer wrote:Suppose the higher power is indeed a benevolent life form from another world?
A being that can indeed transform itself from energy to matter and back?
Or change dimensions like time and space.

I watch a lot of Star Trek on H & I. :)

Calypso Jones wrote:It will be awful.   Sorta like what the left is doing to the public now all over the world.  A little taste of the time of the Anti-christ to get an idea just how many will go along with it.  

I have to wonder if satan is behind this ( i know he is) in order to see if he can bring on the end times himself cause he is tired of waiting for God to do it.  Sorta forcing God's hand if you will.

What do you think @RV, @DailyBread, @Abby08, @Jen,  @2cent...anyone?  

vege57 wrote:

Calypso Jones wrote:https://answersingenesis.org/astronomy/alien-life/ufo-sighting-scientist-shouldnt-rule-out-possibility-aliens/

he notion of aliens in outer space is constantly in the news, with more and more people believing in the existence of “little green men” and the possibility that they’ve visited earth. Well, in a recent series of tweets, one theoretical psychist argues that we need to look into UFO sightings, and while we can’t just assume it’s alien spacecraft, “it’s a possibility we can’t ignore.”

Now, many scientists and others object to the idea of aliens visiting earth due to the vast distances in space. But this scientist says, “The universe is incredibly old, and we’ve only possessed the means for space travel for a few decades. If we consider the possibility that alien races have had millions of years to develop propulsion technology, who knows how quickly they might skip from planet to planet.”

In his worldview, the scientist believes that the universe is billions of years old and evolution is occurring on planets throughout the universe.
And therein lies the heart of the question of aliens: the idea of millions and millions of years. In his worldview, the scientist believes that the universe is billions of years old and evolution is occurring on planets throughout the universe. So some supposed alien race may have evolved and developed far superior technology than we earthlings have managed to accomplish. But in order for such an idea to even be entertained, you have to accept the notion of a billions-of-years-old universe and biological evolution (contrary to the observational evidence of a young universe from astronomy!).

When it comes to the question of aliens, it’s a worldview question based on what you believe about the past. Because I believe the Bible’s history, I reject evolution and millions/billions of years so, no, I don’t believe there are alien races skipping around from planet to planet somewhere in a galaxy far, far away. Now do I believe in UFOs? Yes, I do. Anything that is flying around that I can’t identify is, well, a UFO!

I also have other theological reasons for rejecting the idea of aliens, which you can read about here.
     https://answersingenesis.org/astronomy/alien-life/do-i-believe-in-ufos-absolutely/


So next time you hear claims about the possibility (or even necessity) of alien life, consider the worldview of the person making the claim.

""(contrary to the observational evidence of a young universe from astronomy!).""


Its generally accepted that our sun is around 5 billion years old, and the universe is still expanding and coalescing

Crusader wrote:That's just great.   Let it be known that I refuse to wear a butt plug or any type of chastity belt.  I don't care what the government says is coming to molest me.