Assumptions based on human logic.
On a side note, not relating to the above response, I do not see how religion was pulled into this.
Are UFOs real?!
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Assumptions based on human logic.
On a side note, not relating to the above response, I do not see how religion was pulled into this.
a famous and credible UFO sighting in 1976: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1976_Tehran_UFO_incident
ok add on to the fun
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/ufos/article1836403.ece
read up more here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Turkey_UFO_Sightings
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/ufos/article1836403.ece
read up more here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Turkey_UFO_Sightings
Assumptions based on human logic.
On a side note, not relating to the above response, I do not see how religion was pulled into this.
Most organized religion, major ones we have nowadays are counterfeited from Sumerian gods. Epic of Gilgamesh.
Gods are nothing more than egoistic cruel Extra-Terrestials from 'heaven'. More than enough evidence from ancient Sumerian artifacts to prove it.
Only those who're blinded by religion would deny the association.
Christians, Muslims, Jews, worship Alien Gods.
At the very least, the Mormons are not ashamed to admit it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nwEGsQM5CQ
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hecklerkoch
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Huh?!
You mean you don't factor time in when traveling in light years (or even traveling 'normally')?
It takes a second for a transmission signal to reach moon from our earth, and light years to reach some other planets and galaxies.
Given that the SETI program has yielded nothing in 40 years, it just tells us that the universe is so far and vast that we can't even fathom how exactly vast and wide it is, because our first signals have been gone for 40 years - that means it has gone quite far in terms of distance in that amount of time (40 years).
So basically you're saying that more than three-quarters the human race who steep themselves in religious beliefs is made up of individuals who are nothing but servile, asinine, ignorant beings who act like sycophants for the sake of winning favours with these 'alien' Gods from outer space? And that the more informed religious leaders of the world, presumptiously more aware of the origins of their other-worldly Gods, are simply profiteering from the ignorance of their plebian followers?
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ahahaha.. now I get to use the phrase that i've been seeing here.
Pompous human! What makes you think the "aliens" don't have the same religion? What makes you think the aliens are not human themselves?
Guys, the bottom line is, we will never be able to fully confirm anything. OK, peace out. gtg
junkiemanxl
Active member
Come,
it looks like a scratched CD...
I believe in aliens. i think James is one
hehehehe
Absolutely. Huge numbers do not mean they are right.
This planet is literally littered with stupid religious people.
It's not surprising it would be a matter of time humans on this planet rid itself from each other because of religion.
Humans would have to start consciously evolving and wake up to the lies of religion or end up destroying each other or be destroyed by others who would not allow religion to shape the future of mankind.
snuffleupagus
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ToneFart, you've succeeded in making me believe, now, please , take me to your leader and teach these pompous humans a lesson in Sumerian agriculture erm, i mean , history!
Hurrah! Hurrah!Hurrah!
Hurrah! Hurrah!Hurrah!
LadyInTears
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As much as i agree with you that there are plenty of stupid religious people out there who simply follow their whatever faith blindly, i do think there are some really important lessons one can learn from religion.
As for me, i do not see myself as a Christian but rather a Christian atheist, one who agrees with the teachings of Jesus but not believe in supreme power of God, which i find dubious, eg. the problem of evil.
I find that religion has really important teachings that we should learn from, rather then religion leading to shape the future of mankind. Sure, there are radicals who time and again cause more malice, again linking religion to destruction, but really. religion has changed thousands of peoples for the better, rather then destroying them.
I respect your views as i completely know where you are coming from, but still, i believe that religion would not in a million years destroy mankind. If we can put the teachings into good use, such as humility and integrity in our lives, the world would be a better place.
hifi_killer
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well this planet is filled with just as much stupid anti-religious and atheist people as well.
If its a matter of time before mankind rid itself from each other from religion. It would have done so already, we would have cease exist or natural selection would have eliminated religion completely.
But, presently you see many ancient religions still exists today! Perhaps this shows that these religions do have some adaptive qualities or survival characteristics on mankind that enables them to thrive through out the ages. Even if there is substantial empirical evidence to disprove the existence of God, religion will continue. Simply because the act of believing gives us strength.
Without religion there might not even be astronomy, much less aliens from outer space. European astronomy began somewhat because of religion same goes for imperial chinese astronomy. Many astronomers in the past present were deeply religious, Galileo, Copernicus. Presently, many astronomers, astrophysicists are deeply religious as well. George Lemaitre who proposed the Big Bang Theory was a roman catholic priest.
If its a matter of time before mankind rid itself from each other from religion. It would have done so already, we would have cease exist or natural selection would have eliminated religion completely.
But, presently you see many ancient religions still exists today! Perhaps this shows that these religions do have some adaptive qualities or survival characteristics on mankind that enables them to thrive through out the ages. Even if there is substantial empirical evidence to disprove the existence of God, religion will continue. Simply because the act of believing gives us strength.
Without religion there might not even be astronomy, much less aliens from outer space. European astronomy began somewhat because of religion same goes for imperial chinese astronomy. Many astronomers in the past present were deeply religious, Galileo, Copernicus. Presently, many astronomers, astrophysicists are deeply religious as well. George Lemaitre who proposed the Big Bang Theory was a roman catholic priest.
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I am Catholic and I do believe that evolution, the big bang theory and all that can co exist with religion so it's a common misconception. Not in it's entirety though.
As an example, with the big bang theory, all that matter had to have come from somewhere. God perhaps? And if you believe that the matter in the universe was always there, then I can say the same thing about God. There's no end to it. So why argue. =)
There is no concrete way to prove God does not exist and no universally accepted way to prove that He does. If God, as explained by most religions is omnipotent, then as a wild example, He could just do something to make our observations return empty or false results.
LadyInTears, you're thinking agnostic.. not atheist which disbelieves that any god or gods exist =)
As an example, with the big bang theory, all that matter had to have come from somewhere. God perhaps? And if you believe that the matter in the universe was always there, then I can say the same thing about God. There's no end to it. So why argue. =)
There is no concrete way to prove God does not exist and no universally accepted way to prove that He does. If God, as explained by most religions is omnipotent, then as a wild example, He could just do something to make our observations return empty or false results.
LadyInTears, you're thinking agnostic.. not atheist which disbelieves that any god or gods exist =)
LadyInTears
Well-known member
ah, look up christian atheism.
i do not believe in gods, but rather i believe in the teachings of Christ.
i do not believe in gods, but rather i believe in the teachings of Christ.
ah.. apologies.. a confusing misnomer...
anyway, to get back on track, and to go against my previous posts.....
YES. Definitively. There are aliens. They used to live in another galaxy but settled on earth after a raging and damaging war against their own robots. My gf is number 3.
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