A question to Christians

Do you believe people when they claim they were abducted by aliens?chessmaster1989

[QUOTE="harashawn"] It has nothing to do with my religious beliefs, but no. Hungry_bunny

This question has very little things to do with religion.Moroes

I have a feeling I know exactly what it has to do with religion, but I won't say anything to spoil it.

If someone tells me they were abducted by aliens... Thats usually the end of our brief conversation.

Chances are they just watch too much damn Sci-Fi and dreamed an alien abduction... fools.

[QUOTE="Moroes"]This question has very little things to do with religion.GabuEx

I have a feeling I know exactly what it has to do with religion, but I won't say anything to spoil it.

[QUOTE="GabuEx"]

[QUOTE="Moroes"]This question has very little things to do with religion.Euroshinobi

I have a feeling I know exactly what it has to do with religion, but I won't say anything to spoil it.

PM me and I'll tell you if your right :P.

[QUOTE="Moroes"]This question has very little things to do with religion.GabuEx

I have a feeling I know exactly what it has to do with religion, but I won't say anything to spoil it.

[QUOTE="TheDawnofFlames"][QUOTE="Hungry_bunny"] What he said. I'm not the kind of guy that wants to check the bible every time I answer a question. I don't believe in alien abductions simply because it sounds too ridiculous.Hungry_bunny

Except the belief in mystical being that is responsible for the creation of everything...

No, I believe they either have a form of schizophrenia or sleep paralysis.

And yes, I perfectly see where some people would draw the irony.

why is this question directed toward Christiansferrari2001

Because Christians believe in "a big magic man in the sky" but typically don't believe in alien abductions. The purpose is to point out a perceived irony in the beliefs of Christians and maybe even hypocrisy.

No I do not believe them, but why is this question directed toward Christians, it just proves the point that people who are not christian criticize something they know absolutely nothing about. ferrari2001

[QUOTE="ferrari2001"] why is this question directed toward ChristiansTheokhoth

Because Christians believe in "a big magic man in the sky" but typically don't believe in alien abductions. The purpose is to point out a perceived irony in the beliefs of Christians and maybe even hypocrisy.

[QUOTE="ferrari2001"] why is this question directed toward ChristiansTheokhoth

Because Christians believe in "a big magic man in the sky" but typically don't believe in alien abductions. The purpose is to point out a perceived irony in the beliefs of Christians and maybe even hypocrisy.

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

[QUOTE="ferrari2001"] why is this question directed toward Christianswarbmxjohn

Because Christians believe in "a big magic man in the sky" but typically don't believe in alien abductions. The purpose is to point out a perceived irony in the beliefs of Christians and maybe even hypocrisy.

[QUOTE="warbmxjohn"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

Because Christians believe in "a big magic man in the sky" but typically don't believe in alien abductions. The purpose is to point out a perceived irony in the beliefs of Christians and maybe even hypocrisy.

muthsera666

The Bible doesn't say Earth is the only planet with life on it. It simply doesn't talk about other planets.

And if that were the point of the topic, the question would have been "Do you believe aliens exist?".

The Bible doesn't say Earth is the only planet with life on it. It simply doesn't talk about other planets.

And if that were the point of the topic, the question would have been "Do you believe aliens exist?".

Theokhoth

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

The Bible doesn't say Earth is the only planet with life on it. It simply doesn't talk about other planets.

And if that were the point of the topic, the question would have been "Do you believe aliens exist?".

muthsera666

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

The Bible doesn't say Earth is the only planet with life on it. It simply doesn't talk about other planets.

And if that were the point of the topic, the question would have been "Do you believe aliens exist?".

muthsera666

"In the Beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth."

The Bible talks more about Earth than the Heavens, but it most certainly doesn't say Earth was God's only creation. Hell, even if the Bible were made up on the spot, the people writing it knew something about space.

[QUOTE="muthsera666"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

The Bible doesn't say Earth is the only planet with life on it. It simply doesn't talk about other planets.

And if that were the point of the topic, the question would have been "Do you believe aliens exist?".

Theokhoth

"In the Beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth."

The Bible talks more about Earth than the Heavens, but it most certainly doesn't say Earth was God's only creation. Hell, even if the Bible were made up on the spot, the people writing it knew something about space.

It's kind of hard to ignore all those specks of light at night, so yeah, I think you could say they knew "something" about space. :P

[QUOTE="muthsera666"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

The Bible doesn't say Earth is the only planet with life on it. It simply doesn't talk about other planets.

And if that were the point of the topic, the question would have been "Do you believe aliens exist?".

ferrari2001

[QUOTE="muthsera666"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

The Bible doesn't say Earth is the only planet with life on it. It simply doesn't talk about other planets.

And if that were the point of the topic, the question would have been "Do you believe aliens exist?".

Theokhoth

"In the Beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth."

The Bible talks more about Earth than the Heavens, but it most certainly doesn't say Earth was God's only creation. Hell, even if the Bible were made up on the spot, the people writing it knew something about space.

Wait, is this some weird, foolish ploy to get us Christians look hypocritical and ironic because we believe in God but not in Aliens?greenprince

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"][QUOTE="muthsera666"] I'm pretty sure that it states that this planet is God's only creation.muthsera666

"In the Beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth."

The Bible talks more about Earth than the Heavens, but it most certainly doesn't say Earth was God's only creation. Hell, even if the Bible were made up on the spot, the people writing it knew something about space.

And where did I say that this was stated in the beginning of the Bible, or even in Genesis? It is in the Bible, I'm pretty sure, though I don't remember where.muthsera666

I've spent my entire life reading the Bible and, while I may not be able to quote specific verses for certain things, I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt that no version of the Bible says that Earth is God's only creation. I quoted the first verse to show you that it says the exact opposite: That God did create things besides the Earth.

[QUOTE="greenprince"]Wait, is this some weird, foolish ploy to get us Christians look hypocritical and ironic because we believe in God but not in Aliens?harashawn

Alright, whatever, fine. Maybe it wasn't the Bible that said that. Maybe it was just the indoctrination of the church I attended.muthsera666

Most likely so.