Posted on 09/08/2022 4:11:30 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
A leading Catholic scholar claimed that alleged alien abductions stories have parallels with people who say they have encountered demons.
Theologian Dr Paul Thigpen went on to add that aliens are in fact more than likely " demons ".
He also said that the US government know more than they publicly state in relation to UAPs ('Unexplained Aerial Phenomena' - a US military term for UFOs ).
Dr Thigpen told the National Catholic Register: “With UAP we may actually be dealing with extraordinary phenomena of various origins despite similar characteristics.
“Extra-terrestrial hypothesis – the notion that we are encountering non-human intelligences from locations in this universe beyond Earth - best accounts for many UAP.
“The diabolical hypothesis – that they are demons – best accounts for some UAP reports, especially some of the so-called alien abductions’ that demonstrate clear parallels with what the Church knows as demonic encounters.”
These comments come after the US government last year reported on 144 UFO sightings by military pilots since 2004, with only one being explained away as a balloon and the rest "largely inconclusive".
(Excerpt) Read more at mirror.co.uk ...
He gives new meaning to the term “lurker.”;-)
Actually, that's kind of scary.
It might qualify as cyber-stalking. I feel sorry for him/her/it, unable to move on from such trivia or find something more interesting to do. Do you suppose aces sets up a reply suspense file, or does aces read through all of the threads periodically?
As I said, scary.
“Omg, now demonizing aliens they don’t even see..”
Really. In our diverse culture we need to embrace aliens — LOL!
LEAVE ALIENS ALONE!!!
Way too full of yourselves..lol
Is that a quote from Ted Bundy...or Jeffrey Dahmer?
From your bible..oh the church is your god..
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