I've never EVER seen a UFO

Originally posted by converge
reply to post by Mr Erisian

 

Looking back I'm not sure if I wouldn't take it back. Not that the experiences were negative, but they left me without any answers.

And to me, worse that not having answers to something you believe in, is witnessing something, knowing what you are seeing is real and yet you're left with the same doubts and questions. It was really frustrating to me.

See - that's where I'm at. I wouldn't know what to do with a sighting if I were to have one. I do believe we've been and are being visited but I'm not too sure about much beyond that. There are so many different theories about the phenomena that I feel a little bamboozled. I believe but I'm not sure what exactly it is that I believe in.

Originally posted by atsbeliever
Care to explain this statement? ( I doubt you will even be reading the responses..) What does being driven by faith have to do with denying UFOs?
That makes absolutely no sense, so I'd love to hear why you said that but I doubt you are really reading these, you posted your question then sat back enjoyin the fact we'd respond to such a question.

Originally posted by Mr Erisian
There's so much compelling testimony you have to be driven by faith to deny there must be some truth in the phenomena.

Mr E

Well, some people are driven by religious faith to deny UFOs. Others are driven by faith in modern science and the suggestion that it's not possible to get here given the vast distances. I think you have to use faith to deny the masses of testimony, credible witnesses, videos etc. Once you start looking into UFOs you realise that those who do not believe are not driven by logic.

I'm unsure why you think I'm not listening to the posters here? Sounds to me like you might have misunderstood my intent. Re-read my posts! I'm here to learn.