Well, that's pretty stupid. I consider myself a Christian and hold no such views. IMO the Bible just doesn't address the issue.
God is all-seeing, all-knowing and all-powerful. Why wouldn’t he be able to create other intelligent races?
Well, that’s pretty stupid. I consider myself a Christian and hold no such views. IMO the Bible just doesn’t address the issue.
He might want to read “A Wrinkle in Time”, which addresses the issue of extraterrestrials from a Christian perspective. So do C. S. Lewis’ adult science fiction books dealing with life on Mars and Venus.
I agree with you 100%, and I’m Catholic, but also agree that the Bible simply doesn’t mention it.
Why the author had to come up with separate views for different Christians makes no sense as (and I don’t want to argue—but Catholics believe the Bible, too) all Christianity is based on Scripture.
What about mainline Protestants? What about Orthodox Christians?
I would contend that Roman Catholics, Evangelists, Mainline and Orthodox would all naturally have the same view, which is, there is no mention in the Bible about life elsewhere from Earth, and the Bible is focused on MAN’S relationship with God, and man is a being on Earth.
The Book of Genesis is pretty explicit in addressing the issue actually.
Genesis 6 specifically.
Christians should consider “UFO’s” or “aliens” nothing more than Fallen Angels (Demons). It’s happened in the past over & over again, and it’ll happen again more than likely.