I know plenty of Blood-bought, repented up, Spirit-led Evangelical Christians who at least allow the possibility for ET's if not are convinced strongly of their existence.
And one of the Christians who I've known who most lived closest to God of all I've known--she knew from a very early age from her awareness from God that there are many vast other cultures, worlds etc. . . . and also evil in other places of the universe.
Knowing her as I did, I believed her. Nothing in the Bible would prevent anything she said. Besides if she was adamant that God said something was definnitely going to happen. It always happened.
I'm sorry you believe this. I hope you read the bible more and believe more of what you read. That middle paragraph is really something. First it's hard to read and second it's just sad.
NOT TRUE AT ALL.
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I know plenty of Blood-bought, repented up, Spirit-led Evangelical Christians who at least allow the possibility for ET's if not are convinced strongly of their existence. . . .
I've known maybe 8-24 or so Christians who've lived closest to God of all the Christians I've known in 55 years. At or near the top of that group in closesness to God was a woman who's lived close to God mostly all her life since earliest memories--Judy.
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She loves Native Americans. She has often gone to Reservations to minister to them. 3 different times in 3 different Reservations, she prayed in tongues in a circle at the end of the ministry time.
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Each of those times, an elderly member of the tribe who'd stood nearby, came up to her and asked her where she'd learned to speak the more ancient, more eloquent dialect of their language. They further explained each time that she'd given a beautiful summary of the Gospel story as she thought she was merely praying in tongues.
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Judy has known virtually all her life that there were other intelligent critters of God's creation in other galaxies & dimensions. Further, that there was even evil beyond earth.
Knowing her as I did, I believed her. Nothing in the Bible would prevent anything she said. Besides if she was adamant that God said something was definnitely going to happen. It always happened.
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I'm sorry you believe this. I hope you read the bible more and believe more of what you read. That middle paragraph is really something. First it's hard to read and second it's just sad. --Biblewonk
PERHAPS You'd be willing to show me the Scriptures you assert affirm your position.
Have read The Word through a number of times. Slept with it like a teddy bear in Jr High, High school & University. . . . it would be interesting to see something I haven't seen before.
Has never been anything in The Word I haven't believed (to the best of my faith and rational ability to believe anything). I believe The Word far more than I believe "normal" reality. The Word has rescued me from death in more ways than one multiple times. I believe the entire Word as the infallible Word of God [in the original documents]--more than sufficient guide and Life for this life as well as sufficient Light on The Way to the next. It would be very hard to imagine that you or anyone else believed The Word more fully; at a higher level; more faithfully; more emphatically, more acceptingly . . . than I do. . . . Perhaps with the exception of Kenneth Hagin--perhaps.
I do try and avoid treating INFERENCES from/about The Word as emphatic, crystal clear declarations OF The Word. All kinds of people and denominations have taken INFERENCES sky-west-and-crooked through the centuries.
But I have been wrong about some things before. Perhaps you could enlighten me.
Blessings,