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To: RJS1950
I always hate it when some SciFi author writes that religion was abandoned as soon as people went into space and saw there was no heaven above the clouds. I mean seriously. That is so stupid and preposterous. It is insulting on a vast scale. I worship a God that is far more vast than an infinite universe and far more mysterious than all the cosmos. There has never been anything discovered that cast the slightest doubt on that and there never will be. I guarantee the day we meet aliens there will be people working on translating the bible into their language (assuming they don't already have it).
25 posted on 10/03/2011 10:27:50 AM PDT by TalonDJ
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To: TalonDJ

I gave a “sermon” years ago(I’m not a pastor - so it was more like a talk) about God’s power. I had a guy print up a huge poster of that famous Hubble shot with all of the galaxies. I mentioned how in the Bible they would compare God’s power to creation, and “all of the stars in the heavens”. (Something like 9,000 stars in view on a clear night???)

And then compared it to the Hubble photo - with something like 2000 galaxies with millions of stars each. As my knowledge increases - the power of God becomes even more evident.

As far as ET’s? Who knows? Could be. I also have leanings that they are demonic. What I REALLY hope that we never find out the truth about is Bigfoot. Seriously. It makes it WAY more interesting to think of a “Bigfoot” out there somewhere as you’re telling stories to the kids around the campfire. Not so much fun if they find one and it then becomes a “North American Ape”.


87 posted on 10/03/2011 12:20:56 PM PDT by 21twelve (Obama Recreating the New Deal: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2185147/posts)
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