>>That’s all I am going to say. If you think the UFO’s are childish, take it up with him. He can explain it.
I find them completely unscriptural.<<
I find them as unscriptural as Chevy’s.
The crop circles are an interesting thing though. They DO exist. They are there for everyone to se. Nobody knows how they got there. Nobody can explain how humans could possibly make them, yet they are clearly intelligently designed.
I offer no explanation, whacky or otherwise. I merely say there is more going on than people admit. They are merely huge undeniable question marks.
Regarding UFO’s. I’ve thought they were baloney for most of my life. After that thing in Arizona and the fallout that resulted, I’m no longer so “sure”. But still, I see it as another “more deniable” question mark. I haven’t a clue what it is and I think scripture is completely silent on it - at least in it’s current manifestation. Time will tell if it can or will go beyond that. It may be just more ephemeral highjinx.
“I offer no explanation, whacky or otherwise. I merely say there is more going on than people admit. They are merely huge undeniable question marks.”
I’m not saying UFO’s don’t exist. My own father saw one up close and personal along with other officials and pilots during a test of a jet in the early 50’s or late 40’s. I never asked the timeline and he is gone now. He just described the incident and he, certainly of anyone during and after WWII, was capable of judging what he saw.
The thing came down vertically, ran horizontally down the runway, and went vertical in seconds.
My objection is the creation of this mythology of UFO’s as some demonology comparable to the succubus/incubus. That is what it has become. To tie it all up as the End of the World in Scripture According to ME is just false.
Conspiracy theorists are just all over the place (and the net) with this junk.