Aliens or Gods?
Aliens or
"God(s)?" Which is more realistic?
I'm rather curious of this opinion. Do you think that it is
more realistic that aliens influenced religion rather than "God?"
There are numerous amounts of evidence that life outside our planet associated
with the early humans thousands of years ago. For example, Easter Island, Aztec
and Mayan carvings of human like figures in spaceships, old paintings, etc. How
did the Egyptians craft the perfect
pyramids when
they failed numerous times, and hauled the heavy stone into place neatly to
create a super structure that will lasts thousands of years? With their ancient
technology? It seems unlikely without some sort of help of influence from
something else. What about the theory of how the Egyptians mastered
flight? Between the ancient astronaut theory and God, aliens seem to fill
in all the historical puzzles and anomalies much better.
Yaphet
Kotto’s
alien
diary believes either we had outside help or human progress is not
linear it seems, and religion's account of God ain't cutting it for Yaphet.
How did Leonardo da Vinci come up with the tank, submarine, or helicopter
before our time? The answer is not complicated, if you look at ancient
technology which he must have been privileged to. The Flying Aircraft
& Nuclear weapons are all throughout the Mahabharata, the designs of
helicopters, planes and other weapons was known by ancient India and their
technology is said to originate nearly 24,000 years ago! So nothing that
Leornardo Da Vinci sketched 500 years ago was original. The Ramayana and
the Mahabharata seem like science fiction. Not only did
aircraft exist such as Vimanas and Vailxi (as the Atlantian craft are
called), they had nuclear weapons. There seems to be a
fear of educating the worlds people about the distant
past. Even empires and leaders of China’s past to Christians
to Arab peoples would destroy history in such a
way that records of there amazing cultures and events are nearly all
wiped out. Indian Epics however are still with us intact. Records of
South American history all but gone. Fear, and other
factors have removed most of history before 5,000 years. Some only 1,000
years ago. In the America’s just 300 -500 years all most all lost!
Today, perhaps some
UFO
records are going the way of fears gate! However, again a few stories
live on.
Resemblance of Angels and Aliens
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A Comparison of Angels and “Aliens”
In February of 2002, The History Channel flew Guy Malone to
Los Angeles to interview him as part of a special entitled “Ufos in the Bible.”
Producer Gabe Vandervort sent Malone a list of 10 questions he would like Guy
to discuss.
While grateful for the opportunity at first, please
note that the special which aired DID NOT IN FACT faithfully represent Malone’s
answers, but instead merely spliced in certain things said to affirm the
flawed premise of the show. They did this with others who have likewise
gone on record saying the same was done to them. That story and Malone’s
response is
here.
Question: In the Bible, angels are mentioned hundreds of times, often
exhibiting super-human characteristics like the ability to walk through walls,
read minds and communicate telepathically. How do these accounts compare with
the mysterious beings of other cultures? What might be the explanation? How do
angels compare to aliens? (NOTE – The opening portion of this
reply “corrects” the question itself; scroll down for comparison.)
This (first statement) is perhaps a popular assumption – and
just because of that I’m glad you brought it up – but it is very incorrect. I
stayed up late one night and counted appearances of angels in the Bible. While
you can type in the word angel or angels into a computer Bible and get
“hundreds” of matches, reading through with a Concordance I got just over 2
dozen actual appearances in the Old Testament, and less than that in the New
(not counting Revelation). While I did count the same angel appearing over
several verses as “one,” I also gave credit for the same story being told by
different people as two or more to even it out.
About half of these appearances in the Old Testament specify
“the angel of the Lord,” which is also known as a theophany – when God appears
as an angel, before the Incarnation in Jesus Christ. So these instances are not
really “angels” in the sense we’re discussing. Many more times, the angel
appears in a dream or a trance or some other heavenly vision, which means the
human witness was now “on their turf” and the idea of supernatural
characteristics becomes moot, simply because they were not interacting in the
physical realm at this time. (There is Biblical evidence to suggest that angels
do have the ability to induce a trance, or deep sleep, to bring the human into
their realm. This is very interesting in regard to the abduction phenomenon.)
But no matter how you count them, angels actually appear not much more than 50
times in scripture, and certainly not even one hundred times, much less
hundreds.
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While angels certainly do have supernatural abilities,
you’re also going to be hard-pressed to show me any instances in the Bible
where they, “walk through walls, communicate telepathically or read minds.”
They sometimes appear inside of a room, which may be said to have walked
through the wall, but that’s not the way scripture describes the process, ever.
They just appear. If you can show me even one instance where they walk through
a wall, read someone’s mind or deliver a telepathic message – no matter how far
you have to stretch the interpretation – I’ll give it to you for the sake of
argument. But leaving out detailed dreams recounted by the scribe, I don’t
think you can show me two.
All of THESE properties and abilities are very like what the
“mysterious beings of other cultures” are reported to do however (as well as
so-called aliens), so with that said I think we’re already well on the way to
distinguishing that they are not reporting the activities of true Biblical
angels – at least not the good ones whom the scriptures give detailed accounts
of. All of these abilities may be true of angels, however, but we are already
far from saying that UFO aliens, Jinns or Jenies of the Koran, or any of the
other entities in question actually can be directly classified as Biblical
angels, serving God.
But now lets compare angels and aliens :
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In the Bible, when they appear on earth, angels appear as
human and they are quite beautiful – even Lucifer is described as an angel of
light. Aliens appear as humanoid, and (by all accounts) are pretty ugly. They
are the thin greys, the monstrous Reptillians, and then the less reported but
overall very attractive Nordics.
Biblical angels typically appear in glowing white robes.
Greys and Reptillians are either unclothed, or when they are clothed, they are
wearing “space-suits” or uniforms with symbols on them. These symbols, when
remembered or drawn by a contactee, are often found to be occult related, or
symbolic of “pagan” religions – in short symbols no true Biblical angel would
be “caught dead” wearing!
Angels typically either deliver a quick message, then leave,
or they briefly assist, and leave (broke Peter out of prison, warn people in
dreams, smite God’s enemies…). In either case, the angel gives instructions
that will turn the human or his hearers toward faith in, or greater obedience
to, (specifically) the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Aliens deliver
sometimes hours of teachings at one sitting, and repeatedly communicate with
the same person, adding to their knowledge day after day, year after year, and
even generationally. The knowledge delivered by aliens is usually extremely
contrary to scriptural teachings of spirituality. They tell people that “we”
are gods, that we are divine when we become self-realized, that we should look
to them (not God) for help, and that Jesus was just a self-realized human (or
one of them even, or a hybrid), but NOT the Incarnate deity which scripture –
AND ALL ANGELS IN SCRIPTURE – proclaim him to be. *
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Angels often appear in human form. The Bible even says we
may entertain them unaware (or not knowing we are in the presence of an angel).
The main account in the Bible where angels appeared as humans for a very extended
period, is when they came to Lot’s family before the destruction of Sodom and
Gomorrah. They were so “human” that they ate dinner with Lot – physically ate
it – and they were mistaken as potential sex partners by the locals. Many
people saw them, and assumed they were human. The only instances I know of
where an “alien” appeared and “hung out” with a human for days at a time, the
person in question was the only one who could see him.
The actual job description of an angel, according to
Hebrews 1:14, is that they are “…ministering spirits sent to serve those who
will inherit salvation.”
That is to say that they assist born-again Christians in
times of need, or especially those who will become Christians. “Aliens”
typically appear to 95% non-Christians, and teach doctrines that will lead them
into unbiblical, New Age practices, occult forms of spirituality, and to
UFO cults. In short
they instill mental strongholds that will essentially “sabotage” that person’s
likelihood of ever becoming a Christian.
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Image: mysteriousuniverse.org
The fact that angels can appear as human indicates they have the
ability to cause a person to perceive them to effectively shape-shift.
Abductees often report that their captors do this as well, often shifting from
the appearance of a tall grey, to a beloved or deceased relative, to perhaps
Jesus, to a Reptilian. Then abductees report they have sex with the person, or
going through sadistic medical examinations. Women abductees sometimes report
symptoms of pregnancy afterwards, and that the aliens seem to return within
about 2 months claiming to collect the fetus. At which time the symptoms
disappear. We believe this is actually a “visionary” experience – perhaps
taking advantage of or causing a
false pregnancy medical
condition - but NOT that angels or aliens are actually impregnating
women today. (See
The Bible,
Physics, and Abilities of Fallen Angels for more on the nature of the
biblical “vision” experience caused by angels, and them manifesting in physical
reality, and the
Q/A Video on
this phenomena.)
Space
Angel
Credit
Image: mysteriousuniverse.org
True biblical angels would help, not harm, an individual,
but aliens are notorious for leaving people physically injured, confused,
scared, and paranoid. The conclusion is that Biblical authors were not
mistakenly calling extra-terrestrials “angels” or “gods”, but the other
way around. Many today are mistakenly calling the
angelic
hosts extra-terrestrials. “Aliens” are indeed angels, but they are not
the good angels which scripture tells of. Their actions, abilities and
doctrines most resemble that of the fallen angels who have deceived and
spiritually enslaved mankind at different points all throughout history – who
work against the purposes of God, and the interests of all humanity.
* Biblical angels – serving God – will confess that
Jesus Christ is God in the Flesh
“For unto you is born this day in the city of David a
Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.” Luke 2:10-11
“Beloved, believe not every spirit, but test the spirits to
see if they are from God … every spirit that does not confess that Jesus Christ
is come in the flesh is the spirit of the antichrist…” 1John
4:1-3
“But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other
gospel, let him be accursed.” Galatians 1:8
Note: Many UFO researchers prefer to distance their findings
from the testimony of “contactees” or “abductees,” mainly to “avoid
spirituality” or “kooks,” and to allegedly keep their published works in the
realm of “science.” However, it is simply against logic to not ascribe the
teachings of the ufonauts to the UFOs.
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