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Mr 5 0 · 03-18-2002, 05:47 PM

PKRWUD:

I generally agree with your 'alien visitation' analysis and I'm amused by folks who flatly deny and scoff at anything in the bible as totally fantastic and unprovable ('myth's and, fairy tales') but readily accept constant reports of 'alien visitations' as perfectly acceptable - without a shred of proof except another's word on it. They always miss the irony, too.

I won't contest another's experience - how can I? I wasn't there and have no idea what someone else 'saw' - but I agree that a lot of folks are inclined to calling 'aliens' the source of many things they don't understand, just as many will ascribe mysterious, misunderstood events as 'miracles' and of God, when they may simply have a logical, not supernatural explanation.

This is just humans being human but I agree, there may be life on other planets - somewhere in the vast reaches of space - and it's a fasincating subject, but until I see better proof than reports of 'lights in the sky' and circles in cornfields, I'll withold my total agreement that they've visited us anytime soon. Still, a fun subject to speculate on.

03-18-2002, 05:47 PM	#37
Mr 5 0 Conservative Individualist Join Date: May 1997 Location: Wherever I need to be Posts: 7,487	E.T. - call for you PKRWUD: I generally agree with your 'alien visitation' analysis and I'm amused by folks who flatly deny and scoff at anything in the bible as totally fantastic and unprovable ('myth's and, fairy tales') but readily accept constant reports of 'alien visitations' as perfectly acceptable - without a shred of proof except another's word on it. They always miss the irony, too. I won't contest another's experience - how can I? I wasn't there and have no idea what someone else 'saw' - but I agree that a lot of folks are inclined to calling 'aliens' the source of many things they don't understand, just as many will ascribe mysterious, misunderstood events as 'miracles' and of God, when they may simply have a logical, not supernatural explanation. This is just humans being human but I agree, there may be life on other planets - somewhere in the vast reaches of space - and it's a fasincating subject, but until I see better proof than reports of 'lights in the sky' and circles in cornfields, I'll withold my total agreement that they've visited us anytime soon. Still, a fun subject to speculate on.