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Bobby Lime's avatar

"The revelations promise to upend every formalized religion..."

It certainly will become an unusually interesting and diverting winter if even some of this is true. Two things, however:

1. The New Testament is filled with warnings against demonic deception in the last days of history. Some of the strongest passages about this are in Matthew 24 and 2 Thessalonians 2, but they run throughout it. People would be wise to be dubious at their most enthusiastic, and wary always, about any "disclosures." The resurrected Christ is reason enough for anyone to believe everything He or one of His Apostles says about demonic deception.

2. Diana Pasulka is a young religion scholar who has written two books about the UAP phenomenon. The first, "American Cosmic," was published in 2019, the second, "Encounters," several years later. Her work draws significantly on the work of Jacques Vallee, who was the model for the Francois Truffaut character in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." Vallee's most significant book, "Passport to Magonia," was published in 1969, and is available for free online.

Almost sixty years ago, Vallee had concluded that UAP were manifestations of nonhuman intelligence, that these manifestations were not at all necessarily mechanical ( spacecraft ), and that there was reason to believe they were sinister. Pasulka contends that no serious UAP researcher believes we are being visited by intergalactics.

Whatever UAP are, we have St Paul's warning that if any person or for that matter angel preaches any other Gospel than Christ crucified, that creature is not of God, but is cursed, a deceiver.

It's easy to imagine a Universe in which The Lord God Christ has enabled a civilization in another galaxy to become so much more advanced than we technologically that it makes routine flybys to check us out. The problem is that to my knowledge, no one who looks to UAP as carriers of answers has ever looked to Jesus Christ as the true answer.

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SpC's avatar

"I personally believe nothing, but consider everything."

I'm with you Elizabeth.

Thanks again for bringing me something like hope for our futures.

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