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WHOAAAAAA Kris your blowin my mind dude
Ufo's real or not?
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WHOAAAAAA Kris your blowin my mind dude
I saw this movie before... Signs!
The mainstream of what?
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no lmao.thats just a sentence i would have said to my friends in hs when i got out of a smokey car LMAO
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:lol2: I took it there haha
The mainstream meaning.. the collective notion of "UFO" of the public depicted as a generic saucer thing and the like, without relating it to the ancient texts/tablets, which seem to strongly suggest "unidentified" entities that directly shape the bloodline, the ruling tier of society . Tell me if I'm delusional after researching sumerian and egyptian tablets, genesis 6;4, and the story of Jacobs ladder. What else
. Every ancient civilization worldwide has images of a reptile mixed w bird entity. The more facts we gather. The more questions arise
Please tell me someone knows wth I'm talking about
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. Every ancient civilization worldwide has images of a reptile mixed w bird entity. The more facts we gather. The more questions arise
Please tell me someone knows wth I'm talking about
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Even in the bible describes ufo's as a pillar of fire like Erich von Daniken writes in his book Chariots of the gods.They were describes for centuries as different things.How can ancient civilizations describe something they see in the sky back then?
I think the formation of life on earth is evidence that refutes alien involvement. There is a clear bloodline all the way back to single cell life.
But if alien life visited during the ascent of humans as hinted in 2001 Space Odyssey they would have been viewed as gods. But mainstream beliefs show that religion is more of a form of control and organization than anything else. Every culture had some form of religion and they are all different. If alien life visited before, the religions would likely have that common thread, which it does not.
But if alien life visited during the ascent of humans as hinted in 2001 Space Odyssey they would have been viewed as gods. But mainstream beliefs show that religion is more of a form of control and organization than anything else. Every culture had some form of religion and they are all different. If alien life visited before, the religions would likely have that common thread, which it does not.
Evolution definitely makes sense, but we are not 100% sure humans are descendants of corals.
If thats the case it would take millions of years, which is how old the earth is according to carbon14 dating, which some people get all excited over bc they think it refutes all religions. However the first day (ever) could have lasted millions of years, or whatever unit would be appropriate for a period of time space when only light and separated "waters" exist.
Also if only the fittest survive, why are monkeys still around?
Anyway- the fact is that humans are unique from all other species on our planet. And consider the immensity and nature of this difference. We were blessed/cursed with something which makes us able to question what it is that enables us to question. This is a common thread of theism, I think, that we were created with extra attention.
In Abrahamic religions God made man, in his words, "in our image", suggesting a distinction from other creatures, and also a pre-human entity, that is hereto unidentified.
Sumerian Babylonian & Egyptian, Greek Persian and Roman Religion have a pantheon of "Gods", and have a more distinct commonality; they have very similar stories of conflict and violence between them, only with different names. They are in my opinion some of the others included in the "our" in "let us create man in our image"- a legion that has dominion on earth alongside the devil. They are considered god by those they have interbred with, as suggested by the Bible, ancient clay tablets and "Ancient Alien" theorists, along with others..
One clearly common thread is the great deluge throughout many religions.
we don't know what we don't know. One question answered produces more questions. "The more we learn the less we know".
And i don't know much about the native american account.
The Mayan Aztec religions seem to involve sacrifice to some half bird half reptile creature, which is seen in a lot of ancient lore as well. Oh yeah mayans said this is our last year.
Confucianism provides a great means of civil order, although I can't conclude its just a form of control.
Buddhism is likewise but they do venerate Buddha.
Hinduism has a million gods and I don't know much about these either. This can also be seen as a form of control. -__-
Is that bad (When not implimented by a defiled bloodline)? what's wrong about a society with boundaries?
Is it better to follow the motto Do what thou wilt, love under will?
Do humans have instincts that disagree with all religious dogma, or are we instilled with that notion unconsciously because it is of a form of control?
Christianity is unique Because it says that the messiah has come and died and resurrected, and will return again. It is not roman catholicism, which is unfortunately horrendous and a whole nother topic. It does not require a blood sacrifice or systematic ritual. It says to trust in the witnesses of Christ 2000 years ago and that God =Love. This could also be seen as a form of control.
Judaism and Islam still await the messiah.
What's fascinating: Jewish have a special connection to the early israelites and some are able to decode messages through hebrew texts. Others study the books of Kabbalah, aka the tree of life, that is mentioned in the Bible after the fall of man. (Not the tree of knowledge of good and evil), It was to be inaccessible to man from then on.
Islam is a religion formed from the descendants of Abrahams illegitimate son Ishmael. It also says the messiah can only arrive when every other religion has been slayed.
Who knows man?
No disrespect, I want to know more, and I honestly hope these questions will somewhat be answered at the close of this year.
ANYWAY, YES. humans are not the most "fit" in existence.
There are other entities.
the term UFO is inappropriate.
If thats the case it would take millions of years, which is how old the earth is according to carbon14 dating, which some people get all excited over bc they think it refutes all religions. However the first day (ever) could have lasted millions of years, or whatever unit would be appropriate for a period of time space when only light and separated "waters" exist.
Also if only the fittest survive, why are monkeys still around?
Anyway- the fact is that humans are unique from all other species on our planet. And consider the immensity and nature of this difference. We were blessed/cursed with something which makes us able to question what it is that enables us to question. This is a common thread of theism, I think, that we were created with extra attention.
In Abrahamic religions God made man, in his words, "in our image", suggesting a distinction from other creatures, and also a pre-human entity, that is hereto unidentified.
Sumerian Babylonian & Egyptian, Greek Persian and Roman Religion have a pantheon of "Gods", and have a more distinct commonality; they have very similar stories of conflict and violence between them, only with different names. They are in my opinion some of the others included in the "our" in "let us create man in our image"- a legion that has dominion on earth alongside the devil. They are considered god by those they have interbred with, as suggested by the Bible, ancient clay tablets and "Ancient Alien" theorists, along with others..
One clearly common thread is the great deluge throughout many religions.
we don't know what we don't know. One question answered produces more questions. "The more we learn the less we know".
And i don't know much about the native american account.
The Mayan Aztec religions seem to involve sacrifice to some half bird half reptile creature, which is seen in a lot of ancient lore as well. Oh yeah mayans said this is our last year.
Confucianism provides a great means of civil order, although I can't conclude its just a form of control.
Buddhism is likewise but they do venerate Buddha.
Hinduism has a million gods and I don't know much about these either. This can also be seen as a form of control. -__-
Is that bad (When not implimented by a defiled bloodline)? what's wrong about a society with boundaries?
Is it better to follow the motto Do what thou wilt, love under will?
Do humans have instincts that disagree with all religious dogma, or are we instilled with that notion unconsciously because it is of a form of control?
Christianity is unique Because it says that the messiah has come and died and resurrected, and will return again. It is not roman catholicism, which is unfortunately horrendous and a whole nother topic. It does not require a blood sacrifice or systematic ritual. It says to trust in the witnesses of Christ 2000 years ago and that God =Love. This could also be seen as a form of control.
Judaism and Islam still await the messiah.
What's fascinating: Jewish have a special connection to the early israelites and some are able to decode messages through hebrew texts. Others study the books of Kabbalah, aka the tree of life, that is mentioned in the Bible after the fall of man. (Not the tree of knowledge of good and evil), It was to be inaccessible to man from then on.
Islam is a religion formed from the descendants of Abrahams illegitimate son Ishmael. It also says the messiah can only arrive when every other religion has been slayed.
Who knows man?
No disrespect, I want to know more, and I honestly hope these questions will somewhat be answered at the close of this year.
ANYWAY, YES. humans are not the most "fit" in existence.
There are other entities.
the term UFO is inappropriate.
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Haha yeah I kinda OD'ed but if it dont really make sense, its all good. Im basically sayin Yes, there are extra terrestrials but not as corny as theyre portrayed in media.. Theyre pretty serious and relevant in human civilization. And I can say that bc of everythin I said in my above essay. Just what I've gathered
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Make no mistake about it, I don't believe the movies portray them anything close to what the reality of it is, but I absolutely believe they exist.
Russ
Several deities in creation accounts separated the "waters" or "expanses".
Theres the ocean, then theres our atmosphere. Fish can only see and live under the surface or starphire glass, not knowing whats beyond. So we ponder toward our surface. And cant fathom what is beyond.
Religions offer a metaphor
Theres the ocean, then theres our atmosphere. Fish can only see and live under the surface or starphire glass, not knowing whats beyond. So we ponder toward our surface. And cant fathom what is beyond.
Religions offer a metaphor
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