[Bubba_Leroy]

"And other sheep I have, which are not of this fold ..." John, 10:16

It's an awfully big universe to have only one inhabited planet.

And no, I don't think any little green men have ever landed here. I just don't believe that G-d created all of those other billions of galaxies and stars just to look good in our sky.

[giznort]

Also, I recall, that Ezekiel "saw the wheel - way in the middle of the air" was quoted as having been a reference to an unearthly visitor.

I've read a lot of books on UFOs (in class in high school instead of US history, etc.) some good some really bad, but I've read numerous references that have included bible passages which some have interpreted as having been references to alien visitors.

You know, you think you've seen everything/know everything, and then something comes along that defies all explanation.

[Kirkwood]

I'm quite satisfied that there is life elsewhere in the vastness of the universe, including many variations of what we would consider intelligent life. However, the vast distances and the limitations imposed by the laws of physics prevents interstellar travel. We have never been visited because anyone intelligent enough to consider it, would also know that it is impossible.

[VaBthang4]

Haha...the fold was Israel...the other sheep are gentiles.

Like I said earlier..."foundational".

[ALASKA]

"In my father's house there are many mansions"