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Originally posted by alienib
I knew you couldn't show proof but you have to agree that Ezekiel and Moses both had some sort of contact that goes more to spaceships rather than someone floating around on a cloud.
I have stopped asking questions when it comes to "How, Why?".
Originally posted by alienib
Are you saying the bible is wrong? And who was flying the ship that led Moses out of Egypt?
We see in the bible what they wanted us to see
Originally posted by alienib
I have stopped asking questions when it comes to "How, Why?".
Never stop seeking answers, how are you going to learn?
Sorry misunderstanding, i am bad at explaining things.
Originally posted by spaznational
I had always assumed God was supposed to be omipresent. If God is everywhere at once then there is no need to "arrive" at a point. An omnipresent and omnipotent God could only function as such if not restrained by space and time like we are. No spaceships required! Therefore what is detailed in the Bible is either God's way of getting the undivided attention of a human OR not God at all but something extraterrestrial or extradimensional.
This, of course, is the arguement I would use if I was a believer. To me it is all clever mythology but I am open to being proven otherwise. At this point I remain agnostic on the subject.
How do you know that which is being described is a space ship?
Originally posted by MikeboydUS
reply to post by alienib
The Phenomena has little to do with aliens or spacecraft other than using them as "avatars". They are "alien" to us, as in they transcend us, but they are not biological entities.
All we really have in the end is faith.