Strange Craft (Clear UFO Photos? Updates at Post #307, #489, #502, #601 & #712-Chad to speak!)

Coast to Coast AM ^ | 5/6/07 | Chad

[Quix]

But significant in terms of what priority; what issue; what incident; what event; what prophecy; what Biblical prinicple; what Biblical truth; what future event; what priority of God’s . . . . what, what what???

NO REAL CLEAR BIBLICAL CLUE AT ALL.

Conjecture is all that’s possible therefrom.

[Quix]

NO REAL CLEAR BIBLICAL CLUE AT ALL.

Conjecture is all that’s possible therefrom.

Especially short of some very demonstrably accurate, true input from Holy Spirit . . . which would be vetted how?

[null and void]

Maybe you didn't realize how religious a topic it is.

That it is!

[Quix]

Anti-UFOism is

ALSO WITHOUT SCRIPTURAL SUPPORT.

Whether the absence of such in Genesis is significant or not is again

CONJECTURE . . .

SIGNIFICANT IN TERMS OF WHAT? FROM WHO’S PERSPECTIVE?

RELATIVE TO WHAT GOAL? RELATIVE TO WHAT CRITERIA ABOUT WHEN THE GOAL IS REACHED? RELATIVE TO WHAT CONTEXT?

[Quix]

You’d confirm for him that he was being confined and indoctrinated by the enemy. You’d tell him that in a covert operation you had broken the enemy’s strength and enabled him to escape. You’d tell him how to resist effectively, and how to get away. You might include stories of others in your position who had heroically resisted the enemy. You might provide specific procedures for attach, concealment, defense, escape, and evasion. And you’d tell him you love him, and look forward to him coming home.
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wELL PUT

[rxgalfl]

That’s not a UFO, it’s an IUD.

Question is, who was it made for? For the collective use of Hollywood liberal actresses?

[Quix]

No. I would agree that the topic is of no significance to the Bible’s purpose, however. What would Moses or Paul care about the spark plug gap on your Harley, after all?
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PERFECTLY LOGICAL, Perfectly Biblical, perfectly fitting . . .

[Quix]

BIBLICAL support. Either topic may still be supported by evidence from other sources.
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AND

Those other sources may be Biblically congruent or incongruent.

Those other sources may be compatible Biblically or incompatible.

Those other sources may be out in left field or scientifically congruent and accurate.

Those other sources may have useful information to offer about: (A) life in this sphere; (B) our relationship with God; (C) unrelated issues, dynamics, relationships and contexts; (D) all of the above; (E) something we haven’t construed anything about or wrapped our minds around yet.

[Quix]

All of which may have virtually nothing of significance to do with real, existing ET’s.

[Quix]

Thanks for the great clarifications and amplifications.

Sounds quite congruent with what I know.

Thanks much.

[null and void]

No. I would agree that the topic is of no significance to the Bible’s purpose, however. What would Moses or Paul care about the spark plug gap on your Harley, after all? ~ Oberon

PERFECTLY LOGICAL, Perfectly Biblical, perfectly fitting . . . ~ Quix

*gentle cough*

It's ZEN and the art of motorcycle repair...

[Quix]

Lol.

[Redcloak]

It’s Klingon. The glyphs were designed by the Paramount Studios art department for the original Star Trek series. Most “thlIgan Hol” enthusiasts use Roman letters to represent the language’s sounds, however. The markings on this craft look an awful lot like random Klingon characters, though some are reversed or upside down.

[null and void]

Those spikes on top should be good for removing cling-ons...

Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry

[Ping-Pong]

Maybe there's two of 'em!

It looks like more than just 2 of them. Look closely at the 3rd and 4th photos.

[A knight without armor]

I love the way you say, “It’s Klingon.” like that is the most normal thing. I had to look it up because I didn’t know it was an actual language.

From Wikipedia:

“A small number of people, mostly dedicated Star Trek fans or language aficionados, can converse in Klingon. However, its vocabulary, heavily centered on Star Trek or ‘Klingon’ concepts such as “spacecraft” or “warfare”, makes it impractical for everyday use.”

Well, let’s hope it stays impractical for everyday use! But then again, who knows, the Klingons may be on the cutting edge! LOL!!!

[Redcloak]

Klingon is the world's fastest growing language. (It must be really big in Oregon!) There are some people who take it a bit too far, however. There was a story a few years back about a couple living in a trailer that, for whatever reason, attracted the attention of the police. The trailer was filthy and the cops decided to remove their children and turned them over to child services. The child services personnel, however, found that they could not converse with the kids; they spoke a language that none of the staff were familiar with and the kids didn't speak English. Someone finally realized that they were speaking Klingon.

[A knight without armor]

Oh, that is so funny!

What always cracks me up so much is the Fraiser episode wherein he inadvertently gives his son’s bar mitzvah speech in Klingon thinking it is Hebrew.

[Quix]

Ahhhh

Guess that’s what I get for not being THAT much of a devotee! LOL.

Thx.

[Quix]

WOW.

What a trip for the kids! Any follow-up on how they are doing?