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You couldn't be more wrong if you tried.
(which I'm not sure that you didn't)🤔

If it were true (it isn’t)... the spiritual element would be that Christians would start to question the Bible, which has made no mention of “ETs”...ie creatures that were NOT created by God. The question would be... for one... what “else” has the Bible not informed us about. It’s all BS IMHO. And yes, yet another bright and shiny distraction.

First, the bible is not a complete book of history.
It covers the falling away from God and how we will recover thru Jesus Christ.
It isn't a science or astronomy book either.

Second, Jesus himself said that there was so much more he had to tell us but we were unable to understand it at the time.
John 16:12-14

As far as other life,(not meaning angels) they would have to be sinless beings because Jesus could only sacrifice his life once .. for all mankind.😇

I don't see where Christians would have a problem with it.
After all, Christians shouldn't believe that God wasted his time creating this entire universe for nothing!

“I don’t see where Christians would have a problem with it.
After all, Christians shouldn’t believe that God wasted his time creating this entire universe for nothing!”

Needless to say, I disagree. But we are all entitled to our beliefs and opinions.

I would think that Christians, that have been taught that the Bible is God’s Word and His book of guidance for us all, would expect God to have mentioned a little thing like “ETs” he created, while he was at it..... IF he had done so. After all, the Bible goes into great detail about the creation and genealogy. And as far as I can tell... God doesn’t do “Ooops... I forgot to mention...”. And I seriously doubt that Jesus was referring to ETs and space aliens there. More likely he was referring to what the heavenly kingdom was going to be like for us.