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originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Raggedyman
No people believe the wine becomes blood or the Eucharist becomes flesh. They symbolize those things they don't actually become them. You didn't actually believe Catholics think that do you?
www.theguardian.com...
Before Armstrong and Aldrin stepped out of the lunar module on July 20, 1969, Aldrin unstowed a small plastic container of wine and some bread. He had brought them to the moon from Webster Presbyterian church near Houston, where he was an elder. Aldrin had received permission from the Presbyterian church's general assembly to administer it to himself. In his book Magnificent Desolation he shares the message he then radioed to Nasa: "I would like to request a few moments of silence … and to invite each person listening in, wherever and whomever they may be, to pause for a moment and contemplate the events of the past few hours, and to give thanks in his or her own way." He then ate and drank the elements. The surreal ceremony is described in an article by Aldrin in a 1970 copy of Guideposts magazine: "I poured the wine into the chalice our church had given me. In the one-sixth gravity of the moon the wine curled slowly and gracefully up the side of the cup. It was interesting to think that the very first liquid ever poured on the moon, and the first food eaten there, were communion elements." He also read a section of the gospel of John. During it all, Armstrong, reportedly a deist, is said to have watched respectfully but without making any comment.
Strangely enough, most christians believe in aliens, we just call them demons This has been going on since recorded history
Remember... if this sounds crazy to you, I just wrote an entire book summarizing all my research into this far-reaching insider testimony.
His conclusion was that they were using magnetic propulsion and were disrupted by unique conditions in the polar region
originally posted by: Fisherr
All the technology they have, and they can't work out what keeps causing them to crash on our blue marble.
Might not be the smartest aliens in the universe after all.
Maybe he has only just seen The Thing 1982
And thought it was a Ancient Aliens DocU.
originally posted by: Metallicus
a reply to: 2012newstart
Why don't these things ever crash in Central Part of downtown Los Angeles? It seems they always crash somewhere inaccessible and unverifiable. I call B.S.
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
a reply to: 2012newstart
I think its a very cool story and it would be awesome..."if"...
The idea that two space ships, one with technology even more advanced than the other, both crash landed due to magnetic field disruption over the south pole is a bit much to take. Antarctica can't be the first planetary magnetic pole this super advanced civilization ever encountered...and if we can detect and measure the pole I am willing to bet an advanced civilization could too.
originally posted by: DrumsRfun
If anyone actually takes Wilcock seriously,I feel bad for their critical thinking skills.
To the OP....put my pride and self confidence aside??
Would you like me to put my brain in a jar too??
Wilcock became the charlatan in 2012 when his ascension garbage didn't happen....but he DID make some good cash peddling his stuff til then.
I guess he remodeled his business plan and went back out on the circuit.
Thanks anyways and try not to be duped by these people.
originally posted by: 2012newstart
THE 'LOST CITY' OF ANTARCTICA Shock claims massive ancient civilisation lies frozen beneath mile of Antarctic ice – and could even be Atlantis Conspiracy theorists believe that there is a secret city which has frozen over - and it could even be the Lost City of Atlantis www.thesun.co.uk...
Your attempts to ridicule all possibilities of the entire idea are so pathetic...
If it was only Goode, I would be the first one to disregard it, as I did. I don't trust his "contacts" to say the least.
However, the Antarctica theme is much wider than Goode.
Pete Peterson is insider whose interviews are well known for years.
Buzz Oldrin was there and said enigmatic words.
And now, the UK newspapers join the chorus, here is just ONE example. And don't say pls it is wrong that I post those links. If you want to criticize them, do it more intelligently and criticize the core information presented in them. Of course first one has to read it.
www.express.co.uk...
As far as the scientific theories go of how many million years glacial, well they may explain to us also how the Piri Reis map showed the under-glacial terrain in Antarctica in 1513without a single expedition and virtually undiscovered continent at that time. Perhaps the glaciers were not that large in ancient times. It is not me to say how it were. For ex. Siberia and Canada North were believed to be glaciated for long time too, until recent theories explained of a possible tropical ocean, vegetation, with apparent different set of poles at that time. As of how many millions of years back then, I DON'T KNOW and never claimed it otherwise.
To reject the entire idea of under-glacial ancient remnants, based on the most recent discoveries (and not based on Corey Goode, OMG!) is too self-confident and presumptuous to say the least. One may want to browse more google before taking stance of "what cannot be, because it cannot be"...But I see I'm losing my time here...
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: Sillyolme
I was raised a Catholic I'm sixty and this aliens are demons belief is not a widely accepted concept of the church and in fact is a very very new age idea not part of any belief system except conspiracy theorists.
See, that's why the Catholic Church would rather you not read the Bible. Casting demons and healing people were how Jesus and his disciples made their living. Read through the Gospel of Mark and check out where Jesus even says he's calling on the demon Be'elzebub to help him do his miracles. "Divide and conquer" he calls it, but basically he's a sorcerer.
That whole notion of "be more like Jesus" takes on a whole different aspect with that in the equation.
originally posted by: tadaman
a reply to: 2012newstart
I am such a sucker for this stuff.
I feel like ET phoning home when I read threads like this.
S&F
originally posted by: dragonridr
originally posted by: Raggedyman
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: Sillyolme
I was raised a Catholic I'm sixty and this aliens are demons belief is not a widely accepted concept of the church and in fact is a very very new age idea not part of any belief system except conspiracy theorists.
See, that's why the Catholic Church would rather you not read the Bible. Casting demons and healing people were how Jesus and his disciples made their living. Read through the Gospel of Mark and check out where Jesus even says he's calling on the demon Be'elzebub to help him do his miracles. "Divide and conquer" he calls it, but basically he's a sorcerer.
That whole notion of "be more like Jesus" takes on a whole different aspect with that in the equation.
In the Gospel of Mark, you sure?
Maybe in your head...
I think he meant mathew and he doesnt realise this was said by the Pharisees to attack Christ. In Luke you get Jesus response to this attack. Funny people make arguments who clearly never read the bible.
originally posted by: Lysergic
a reply to: 2012newstart
David Wilcok..........
This is the same dude that claimed to have a CHAIR from UFO.
How forgetful we are.
originally posted by: blueman12
a reply to: WhiteWingedMonolith
Nonsense. Corey Goode has had much time and opportunity (being willlingly abducted by blue avians/bird people) to present any concrete evidence. Instead, Corey Goode and wilcock present endless stories to keep Gaia tv users entertained. Fantasy does not expand consciousness. Real experiences do. In my opinion, one would be a fool to believe Corey Goode. He served in the national guard ( I believe) not some super secretive UFO program. They make money off people who are seeking awnsers. There is no reason to believe in these people. Many are very gullible in this community.