Or perhaps you mean Elvis? I've met people who saw and talked with the King long after he died. These are honest-to-goodness eyewitnesses that would have no reason to lie, and underwent great ridicule for expounding upon the Truth.
Or maybe you mean aliens. My parents (God rest their souls) were avid UFOlogists. Through them I met lots of people who experienced first hand the miracle cures of visitors from other worlds (mostly Zeta Reticuli, but occasionally Tau Ceti). As with the Elvis sightings, these are honest people who gain nothing but ridicule by announcing their experiences to the world.
If you are a child, I suppose you might see some equivalence between the validity of the Bible, and The Hobbit.
Or perhaps you mean Elvis? I've met people who saw and talked with the King long after he died. These are honest-to-goodness eyewitnesses that would have no reason to lie, and underwent great ridicule for expounding upon the Truth.
I have no reason to care if what these people say is true or not. But I'd be willing to bet you a lot of money that not a one of them believe he died prior to them seeing and talking to him.
Or maybe you mean aliens. My parents (God rest their souls) were avid UFOlogists. Through them I met lots of people who experienced first hand the miracle cures of visitors from other worlds (mostly Zeta Reticuli, but occasionally Tau Ceti). As with the Elvis sightings, these are honest people who gain nothing but ridicule by announcing their experiences to the world.
Could all be true, or might all be hallucination. Could be demon spirits in disquise. When one of the aliens gets noticed for resurrecting himself and others, in very large public venues, and with a very big agenda, it might be worth worring about.