When UFOs Arrive

www.popularmechanics.com ^ | February 2004 | BY JIM WILSON

[stuartcr]

I never said I did or didn't, I just questioned, since there is no way of proving it, how he knew we had one. Do you have any way of proving the metaphysical?

[biblewonk]

What?

[Quix]

You

CERTAINLY ARE

RELIGIOUS.

Now if you can avoid Christ treating you like He did the RELIGIOUS of His dusty pathed days, you could end up in the right place.

[biblewonk]

You aren't making much sense today.

[Conservomax]

THIS IS MY BOOMSTICK!

[Quix]

FASCINATING DOC. THANKS.

I've certainly observed . . .

that God did not allow even

THE BOXES HE CREATED IN THE OLD TESTAMENT

to constrain Him.

He certainly doesn't allow thousands, millions of individual boxes individuals construct for Him to remain within--to bother or hinder Him in the slightest.

He's a great BOX SHREDDER.

Don't tell Biblewonk. He likes to pretend that HIS boxes really constrain God. Learning otherwise might really bother HIS system!

[Quix]

Who's Frank Drake?

What can he share about UFO's?

[Quix]

One can have the house exorcised/cleansed.

One can move.

[Quix]

They've done pretty well on that score--especially after realizing that our embryonic radar installations were messing with their stability and navigation and they made sufficient adjustments.

Still, some say surfing a gravity wave as supposedly some craft typically do--is as much art as science.

[Quix]

And some Jewish sects revere only the Pentetuch as I understand it.

[realpatriot71]

You aren't making much sense today.

Personally, I have no idea why people try to pass this ET stuff off as anything but from the devil. They use a few "cute" translations, and insist that there are somewhere between 70-100 alien races in contact with Earth? The Lord has said that in the last days He would give up those refused to follow His Word to their own delusions, and "alien conspiracy" has got to be one of the better delusions.

Although, if I were to chose a delusion, I think I'd decide to be a lime and find a small pond I could pretend was a gin and tonic, and I would jump in and out ( at random intervals, of course) . . .

[Quix]

Ahhhhh yes. I forgot about that one.

THANKS.

[Quix]

Possibly they were abducted.

Maybe even likely.

Not certain. There's a wide diversity of experiences.

[Quix]

Enoch is a fascinating one.

I think Alamo-Girl is an expert on it.

[Quix]

Oh dear!

NOW you've DONE IT!

Let's see . . . files (A), (E), (F), Z, Y, X, W AND V.

CORE DUMP TIME . . . here it comes . . .

Sigh.

Ah well, takes all kinds and makes things interesting.

Besides, WHO AM I to quibble with diversity and core dumps!

[Quix]

That will get you no where but deeper in disdain.

But there are some fascinating things about Mars, IMHO.

And then there are those who contend that the USA has a joint ET Martian base and has had for a couple of decades or longer.

[biblewonk]

X-files was a good example of just how much the existance of UFO's can mean to some people. I used to be an athiest evolutionist and I longed for the day that we would evolve longer lifespans and travel to the stars. It was the only hope I had before I knew the Lord. What a sorry hope it was.

[EggsAckley]

From the article:

Frank Drake, Science Officer. Creator of the Drake Equation and a driving force behind the SETI project, Drake would represent the world's scientific community.

[Quix]

NOT SO.

MOST CHRISTIANS according to statistics the last several years

ARE PENTECOSTAL PROTESTANT.

Consider, for example, Brazil, China etc.

Besides, these varieties of Christian seem to be typically more earnest and authentic than those of a list of other categories.

There are lots of 'Christians'-in-name-only.

[Quix]

GREATLY INSUFFICIENT TIME FOR ANY EVOLUTION OF EVEN LOWER LIFE FORMS

according to my understanding of the best mathematical models.

DNA is incredibly complex, folks.

And a microsecond after the monkey manages to type

4 score and [he begins again to type, if at all )(*&)(*^%^#DJHP&()*YHFHU(^_)(&*HJ
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