Why Christians Think Aliens Are Demons 1/5

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Guy Malone - "Evidences for a Spiritual View of the UFO Phenomenon" aka "Why Christian Fundamentalists Think Aliens Are Really Demons" Malone asks, "Do certain Christians say 'aliens are really demons' based simply on an uninformed knee-jerk reaction to the unknown?" No. In fact many theologians have historically argued that God could have easily created life on other planets, if He so chose. But what does an examination of 20th century sighting and abduction reports reveal? This lecture provides an overview of the messages, actions and abilities demonstrated by modern "aliens" with insight into the scriptural and theological arguments that logically support the fallen angel interpretation of the phenomena. While you may not be convinced of this view yourself, you will walk away better understanding WHY many with a Biblical worldview conclude that "alien" activity is a fallen angel deception, and ultimately consider the reasoning behind the "demonic hypothesis" much more convincing than you thought possible. Also, Malone ends the presentation with a revealing look at "What The Bible Says About Life on Other Planets."

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[joecane6340]

@NuclearFurniture1 I'm with you. I think it is legit and Constantine just decided not to add it to the Bible.

[NuclearFurniture1]

@joecane6340 I actualy tend to believe in the book of Enoch myself. It goes into great detail on the debated topic from the passage in Genesis 6 and eludes to exactly the topic that the above video discusses.

[joecane6340]

@NuclearFurniture1 There is evidence to suggest that the book of Thomas is actually older than the 4 gospels. It was left out because of what Jesus said in it that basically made the clergy irrelevant and unneeded. Same with the Book of Enoch. If I'm not mistaken, it is even mentioned in Jude 14-15.

[NuclearFurniture1]

@NuclearFurniture1 I will say to you that I do not know all of the answers and there very well could be some things in the Bible that were mistranslated. I can only trust in the word of God and look around the world and see how things fall in line with biblical prophecy to give in my opinion credence to the scriptures

[NuclearFurniture1]

@joecane6340 I have heard of the book of thomas. It is considered to be "Apocrypha" and most Christians do not count those books as they are not included in the Holy Bible. The early Christians who wrote the first few books of the New Testiment knew Jesus when he was alive and He personaly said that he would return, so it was resonable for them to assume that it was supposed to be literal.

[joecane6340]

@NuclearFurniture1 It is possible that the people who wrote the Bible and said these things could not envision a shift in consciousness and assumes the return of Christ was a physical one. It's very hard to speculate. Have you ever read the Book of Thomas?

[NuclearFurniture1]

@joecane6340 I guess it is possible that the second coming could be a shift in consciousness. I can only answer with what is said in the bible about people being able to see Jesus coming on the clounds of heaven. It sounds literal to me since He is supposed to physically reign for 1 thousand years on the earth during a time of peace and fellowship. I guess that could count as a sort of shift in concsciousness?

[joecane6340]

@NuclearFurniture1 I appreciate it to. It's rare, especially on youtube, to have a civil conversation with someone with a different point of view. It is refreshing. I wanted to ask you if you think it's possible that the 2nd coming of Christ could be a shift in consciousness? The Bible talks about us having the mind of Christ and that the Kingdom of God is within us.

[NuclearFurniture1]

@joecane6340 I understand where your coming from on that statement. You are right. But the big difference between this generation and the ones before is that Israel is now a nation again after 2000 some odd years. When the endtimes are mentioned, Israel is always at the forefront. I appreciate you taking the time to talk civilly about these view points with me dude:)

[joecane6340]

@NuclearFurniture1 Sure it does but it also corresponded with almost every generation before us. wars and rumors of wars, pestilence, etc...