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Originally posted by Unknown Soldier
With all these religions and concepts of god/gods to this day. It is perfectly acceptable to believe in an Omnipotent being the creator whom is very much narcissistic and seeks to be worshiped.. playing a chess game with his subjects "Men" all the while using men as a conduit to speak to men and woman. Pitting man against man in what appears to be a personal amusement.
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
it really IS the most rational one and answers all the questions to all the mysteries around the world. it's very simple
The ancient alien theory isn't really a theory. It's a fact. Aliens were here. They greatly influenced ancient civilizations and may have had a hand in the genetic restructuring of the human race. This is what all the evidence points to. This is our history as a people.
Willful ignorance is now the only way to deny what is staring us all in the face. The fact of alien interaction with ancient civilizations is not even debatable at this point. The true debate is now this: What were they doing here? Who are they? Where are they from? Where are they now?
Originally posted by plube
...but if there was some outside influence.....IS not insulting....and does not make the human race any less great.....Now...if you for one second can believe we are the only race in the vastness of the universe....then i would venture to say....it is a sad thing that we are the universes only hope.....Also if our DNA was messed with then those very beings that assisted us are our Ancestors are they not.
Originally posted by thesearchfortruth
Good episode.
Don't underestimate the power of the human mind and body though, it isn't IMPOSSIBLE that they built these structures simply because it would have been hard.
I agree with Gortex, most of the theories discussed in AA are just so unlikely. And then they point to rock carving or something for evidence...
As opposed to arguing point for point with snippet answers and questions down to the lowest denominator, please, as opposed to arguing against people that are attempting to provide a reasonable answer, how about you prove the existence of aliens?
If you can prove the existence of aliens, then, all this picky juvenile bickering can stop.
Originally posted by coldlikecustard
reply to post by OccamAssassin
see now thats my point you are saying we dont have evidence of ET ever being here i have to respectfully disagree with you on that point.
How many thousands are we talking about? Many sounds like a half dozen, a dozen or more. Are we talking about the Antikythera mechanism here? Well that is thought to go back to the first century.
We HAVE evidence that man has had knowledge of simple machines for many thousands of years.
Originally posted by nineix
please, as opposed to arguing against people that are attempting to provide a reasonable answer, how about you prove the existence of aliens?
If you can prove the existence of aliens, then, all this picky juvenile bickering can stop.
Originally posted by OccamAssassin
Originally posted by coldlikecustard
reply to post by OccamAssassin
see now thats my point you are saying we dont have evidence of ET ever being here i have to respectfully disagree with you on that point.
Why aren't there any aliens in jars at any museums?
Why aren't there any aliens in jars at any museums?
I thought that idea came from Arthur Posnansky's idea of the what he thought was an alignment to some stars.
Originally posted by MrsBlonde
they were destroyed at least 15,000 years ago(because of the feet of flood rubble they were dug out of)
But if it was built around year 500 then they were not stone age farmers.
saying that stone age farmers with flint tools did this is equally as stupid as saying aliens did it and then they left