Would Aliens Disprove Christianity?

[QUOTE="BumFluff122"]

I don't think aliens are mentioned anywhere in the bible. They woudl be 'just one fo God's creatures' However if aliens do meet us one day and Christianity is still live and kicking more than likely the believers will come up with some excuse for soemthign and then twist the meanings of the words in the bible to meet their own needs. As would the believers of the Koran and any other holy text you can think of.

Ravirr

I fail to see how aliens would disprove christianity at all. Just because it isn't mentioned. Yeah, I am sure it would freak some people out. But it wouldn't disprove anything. Unless of course they had proof that disproved religions well then I will concede if they had that.

Not unless God wrote some other chapters of the Bible before he came to Earth where he made some aliens and other planents, odds are if there where aliens our species would attempt to convert them -_-

Burnt_Star

no more than the existance of dinosaurs

No. It doesn't have to. The dogma does that enough on its own.

no more than the existance of dinosaurs

Sword-Demon

No. It doesn't have to. The dogma does that enough on its own.

dracula_16

That's both untrue and funny at the same time.

The catholics dont think so.

It's always been one of the conspiracy theories. That the government couldn't allow aliens to be found out because their discovery would cause mass hysteria in religions.

Pixel-Pirate

I think the fact that EVERYONE would be causing mass hysteria would take any spotlight off any hysteria caused by religions. I don't even understand how they would, tbh.

[QUOTE="No_Hablo_Ingles"]

No, Christianity could simply change.

Big_Bad_Sad

Well it has been translated into many languages and some small details have been misinterpreted because of it. So in that way it's been changed :P. Also, many sects of Christianity have been created to fit newer times or beliefs. People just take the words from the same book differently, they can do it again with aliens. If Christianity couldn't adjust then it wouldn't be a major religion today.

Why are people so adamant on disproving Christianity? Imagine if all of this evidence piles up, aliens and all and when you die you still get judged. You would feel like a major ass.

Why are people so adamant on disproving Christianity? Imagine if all of this evidence piles up, aliens and all and when you die you still get judged. You would feel like a major ass.

Espada12

Why are people so adamant on disproving Christianity? Imagine if all of this evidence piles up, aliens and all and when you die you still get judged. You would feel like a major ass.

Espada12

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

Why are people so adamant on disproving Christianity? Imagine if all of this evidence piles up, aliens and all and when you die you still get judged. You would feel like a major ass.

BumFluff122

I am not Christian (I was born RC though but the obvious censorship of the bible annoyed me so I am just a spiritual person per say) first of all but which ever god it is doesn't matter :P .. I just thought it would be hilarious about those people who spend their lives denouncing Christianity and religion as a whole being judged when they die, I'd actually love to know what reaction a few people here would have.

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

Why are people so adamant on disproving Christianity? Imagine if all of this evidence piles up, aliens and all and when you die you still get judged. You would feel like a major ass.

Burnt_Star

Incorrect but say what you will. Belief is the foundation of almost everything we have today, if everyone lived in/accepted *reality* there would be no america.

Belief is the foundation of almost everything we have today,

Espada12

[QUOTE="BumFluff122"]

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

Why are people so adamant on disproving Christianity? Imagine if all of this evidence piles up, aliens and all and when you die you still get judged. You would feel like a major ass.

Espada12

I am not Christian first of all but which ever god it is doesn't matter :P .. I just thought it would be hilarious about those people who spend their lives denouncing Christianity and religion as a whole being judged when they die, I'd actually love to know what reaction a few people here would have.

[QUOTE="Espada12"]Belief is the foundation of almost everything we have today,

Burnt_Star

Idiotic beliefs you say? and no I didn't mention you had to be american I just gave an example. You sound just like the people who were telling Christopher Columbus the world was flat :lol:

Idiotic beliefs you say? and no I didn't mention you had to be american I just gave an example. You sound just like the people who were telling Christopher Columbus the world was flat :lol:

Espada12

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

Idiotic beliefs you say? and no I didn't mention you had to be american I just gave an example. You sound just like the people who were telling Christopher Columbus the world was flat :lol:

Burnt_Star

And you are no better than them.. so what does that make you?

And you are no better than them.. so what does that make you?Espada12

Logical. I fail to see your point, because I'd rather not live my life in fear of being judged by the invisible man in the sky I'm ignorant?

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

Idiotic beliefs you say? and no I didn't mention you had to be american I just gave an example. You sound just like the people who were telling Christopher Columbus the world was flat :lol:

Burnt_Star

THey never thought you'd fall of the other side and go to hell.

"The popular idea that he was first person to envision a rounded earth is false. The rounded shape of the earth has already been known in ancient times".

"Various cultures have had conceptions of a flat Earth, including ancientBabylon,Ancient Egypt, pre-ClassicalGreeceand pre-17th centuryChina. This view contrasts with the realization first recorded around the 4th century BC bynatural philosophers of Classical Greecethat theEarth is spherical."

CHristians were not the only ones to think the World was Flat.

THey never thought you'd fall of the other side and go to hell.

"The popular idea that he was first person to envision a rounded earth is false. The rounded shape of the earth has already been known in ancient times".

"Various cultures have had conceptions of a flat Earth, including ancientBabylon,Ancient Egypt, pre-ClassicalGreeceand pre-17th centuryChina. This view contrasts with the realization first recorded around the 4th century BC bynatural philosophers of Classical Greecethat theEarth is spherical."

CHristians were not the only ones to think the World was Flat.

Snipes_2

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

THey never thought you'd fall of the other side and go to hell.

"The popular idea that he was first person to envision a rounded earth is false. The rounded shape of the earth has already been known in ancient times".

"Various cultures have had conceptions of a flat Earth, including ancientBabylon,Ancient Egypt, pre-ClassicalGreeceand pre-17th centuryChina. This view contrasts with the realization first recorded around the 4th century BC bynatural philosophers of Classical Greecethat theEarth is spherical."

CHristians were not the only ones to think the World was Flat.

Burnt_Star

How is that related to what I posted? Columbus was Christian, he found America, and in turn discovered the world was not in fact Flat (At Least for himself)?

How is that related to what I posted? Columbus was Christian, he found America, and in turn discovered the world was not in fact Flat (At Least for himself)?

Snipes_2

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

How is that related to what I posted? Columbus was Christian, he found America, and in turn discovered the world was not in fact Flat (At Least for himself)?

Burnt_Star

"How is that related to what I posted?"

Key sentence.

"How is that related to what I posted?"

Key sentence.Snipes_2