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Originally posted by Frosty
Aliens and UFOs are nothing more than government fabricated lies to divert your attention away from its experimental military aircraft...and you all bought it and are soaking in it. Isn't it ironic that the government who created the UFO phenomena is being blamed for UFO coverups? You people are hillarious and do not realize to the extent that you have been manipulated. There are government officials who have been laughing at you for the past 50 years.
Originally posted by Mephorium
With billions of galaxies, each containing billions of stars in our universe, it is statistically impossible for us to be the only sentient beings in existence. I am sure we had to have a few visits now and then. Some tourists, maybe.
Originally posted by Frosty
Calm down people. Hasn't anyone heard of Project Blue Book? It went through extensive detail after investigating a large number of UFO sightings and found no refutable proof to their existence. There has been government proof that UFO (et's) do not exist.
Originally posted by clerickghost
Originally posted by Frosty
Calm down people. Hasn't anyone heard of Project Blue Book? It went through extensive detail after investigating a large number of UFO sightings and found no refutable proof to their existence. There has been government proof that UFO (et's) do not exist.
Nice. Using evidence. However, didn't you begin this by saying that UFOs are a cover-up, so who in their right mind is gonna deny the existence of their cover-up?
I think that's really looking at things from a modern prejudice.
Paintings were and are not photographs---they are pictorial and often abstract
representations mixed with realism.
My guess: it is a representation of the "holy spirit". That is an essentially incorporeal
and ephemeral concept in various Christian theologies. Painters used their own
imaginations to represent it---there is no single consistent form, obviously.
It would be bizzare in a religious picture to put something that somebody saw in a sky:
Imaging the buyer/Church asking the painter: "Why is that thing there? What does it mean? What is its purpose? What are you trying to say?" The idea of "Oh I saw this thing flying over there a couple of weeks ago" versus a religious devotional painting doesn't really seem to mix in any sensible way.
Originally posted by mbkennel
I think that's really looking at things from a modern prejudice.
Paintings were and are not photographs---they are pictorial and often abstract
representations mixed with realism.
My guess: it is a representation of the "holy spirit". That is an essentially incorporeal
and ephemeral concept in various Christian theologies. Painters used their own
imaginations to represent it---there is no single consistent form, obviously.
It would be bizzare in a religious picture to put something that somebody saw in a sky:
Imaging the buyer/Church asking the painter: "Why is that thing there? What does it mean? What is its purpose? What are you trying to say?" The idea of "Oh I saw this thing flying over there a couple of weeks ago" versus a religious devotional painting doesn't really seem to mix in any sensible way.
Of course true conspiracy theories can never be falsified. For example,
"Oh the painter really painted a UFO but it was given plausible deniability as
the Holy Spirit so he wouldn't get in trouble if anybody asked him."
Originally posted by Frosty
Calm down people. Hasn't anyone heard of Project Blue Book? It went through extensive detail after investigating a large number of UFO sightings and found no refutable proof to their existence. There has been government proof that UFO (et's) do not exist.