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Look at it this way, in Biblical times there were millions of people living in continents all around the world that were completely unknown to the disciples and the rest of the Biblical civilizations. The existence of these other children of G-d in no way takes away from the importance of the Biblical children of G-d.

Why is it so difficult to believe that there are other children of G-d living on planets currently unknown to us? Perhaps we are destined to someday bring them the Word. Perhaps they already have received the Word. Most likely there are civilizations so distant that we can never know of their existence and they can never know of ours.

Like I said above, its an awfully big universe.

"Look at it this way"

No.

"G-d"

What is that supposed to be? Not spelling God is some form of pseudo respect?

For who?

I think God'd find more respect in someone showing some humilty by learning the truth instead of trying to excuse the complete incompetence of conspiracy theorists and their vanity with an arrogant & brutally shallow representation of reason.

You'd think some would've done the math after spending decades camping outside of ahem...area 51 only to have the US Military go public and admit it was the home of the F-117 Stealth Fighter all throughout it's workup and eventual deployment.

Talk about embarassing [what? Did they make up the stealth fighter to cover up the Roswell bodies? ~grin~].

Time to grow up. Get saved, submit yourself to the truth and learn God's ways. Stop chasing your tail people, it's just sad.

Like I said above, its an awfully big universe.

Exactly. Which DISPROVES the idea of aliens from another galaxy visiting us. From this galaxy? Nah, we can't find any viable life.

The distances alone, under Einstein's theory, prove it would take longer than the entire history of our galaxy to get here.

And even if you believe in warp drive like in Star Trek, the distances are still so vast as to be impossible to travel within our entire history.

And how would they even know we were here? Our techology is so new that radio and other transmissions that have been travelling in space, at the speeds they do, would take billions upon billions and trillions of years to even reach another galaxy even if they have advanced receiving technology. So then it would take more billions of years to get here and our entire solar system will be gone by then.

Now, if you want to then add in the possibility of wormholes, black holes, dark space, etc., you still have vast amounts of distance.

I'd believe in alternative universes before I believe in visitors from our own.