Also, I see on Daily Mail or various science feature Drudge lists the same things Ancient Aliens thoroughly investigated years and years ago (new lost sphinx effigy under sand as excavators reveal artifacts Egyptians said did not exist,etc.)
“Elvis found alive, living on a secret space station government doesn’t want you to know about”.
Very funny. I am reasonably convinced Elvis is not alive but I question Diane Feinstein, as well as the origin of Maxine Waters and her role to disrupt and bring chaos to our people.
As you saw in my post I do not believe everything on Ancient Aliens but I enjoy the shows for the conjecture, the travel stuff and especially the Bible stuff. I subscribe to Biblical Archeology Review and read the traditional counterpoints such as the age and origins of various civilizations and meanings of words found on artifacts recently.
Not that I mean I accept the Bible stuff on Ancient Aliens, it is merely thought-provoking as to mysteries such as the Ark of the Covenent or the Great Flood. I have been reading through and studying detailed commentaries on every part of the Bible nearly daily for over 3 years and read off and on for decades before that.
However, taken together the show actually attacks my dearest beliefs and my religious faith when it proposes technologically advanced visitors from elsewhere were misidentified and were the key people in the Holy Scriptures. I believe in God and His inspired Word in the Bible.
Rabbi Tzadok, an observant Orthodox Jew in the series has written extensively on such topics and the Catholics on the show agree that it is okay to allow the idea of more beings under God’s creation than just us. The rest is controversial. Enoch, for example is widely quoted on the show but is not accepted as Holy Scripture by Protestants, Catholics or Jews.
It does not convince me to go against my faith. I will remain a deplorable clinging to his Bible and I don’t care if Obama likes it or not.