Is there extraterrestrial life?

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Is there extraterrestrial life?


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No, these questions you have are a symptom of deception from subscribing to a false model of the universe and believing it is "brimming with life". Investigate the hoaxes instead of pondering aliens.
 
No, these questions you have are a symptom of deception from subscribing to a false model of the universe and believing it is "brimming with life". Investigate the hoaxes instead of pondering aliens.


Big assumption to make to a simple question.
 
It don’t think so, they couldn’t even find bacteria on the moon. :)
 
No, these questions you have are a symptom of deception from subscribing to a false model of the universe and believing it is "brimming with life". Investigate the hoaxes instead of pondering aliens.

Woah dude slow your horses, is it really so bad to wonder if there is life elsewhere? I know lynn and she sin't the type to fall into the deep pool of deception and hoaxes and conspiracies and honestly I think you owe her an apology.
 
I chose maybe because honestly if God created life on earth who is to say he didn't else where? We don't have any proof he did but we also don't have any proof he didn't,I mean in this vast vast universe that is way to vast to even hope to explore even at light speed we are the only planet with life on it?
 
In a word...

There might be. :rolleyes:

Hey, that's three words!

And I agree! After all, the universe is a pretty big place. We don't even know what's in our next door solar system. And there are believed to be around a million million galaxies in the universe, each galaxy containing around 100 billion stars. (Each star could potentially contain a solar system.) So ... maybe. :)
 
Hey, that's three words!

And I agree! After all, the universe is a pretty big place. We don't even know what's in our next door solar system. And there are believed to be around a million million galaxies in the universe, each galaxy containing around 100 billion stars. (Each star could potentially contain a solar system.) So ... maybe. :)

Though might be better just to stick to the oceans, us humans can't even explore that properly less than 5% is known, hehehe...
 
Though might be better just to stick to the oceans, us humans can't even explore that properly less than 5% is known, hehehe...

Exactly! We humans are barely scratching the surface of God's creations. Yet, if you visit nearly any college campus you'll find tons of professors—seemingly intelligent people—who are certain that there is no God.

I'm saying this because I'm about 2/3s of the way through reading Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time. Hawking, who most would consider to be a very intelligent person, is an outspoken atheist. /shakes head
 
Exactly! We humans are barely scratching the surface of God's creations. Yet, if you visit nearly any college campus you'll find tons of professors—seemingly intelligent people—who are certain that there is no God.

I'm saying this because I'm about 2/3s of the way through reading Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time. Hawking, who most would consider to be a very intelligent person, is an outspoken atheist. /shakes head

I work at a college in my experience with professors is about half and half believe in God, when you come across a professor that has study the cosmos a good deal, a lot of these folks do believe it comes from study the universe and realizing nothing happens by chance and has a design finger print all over it.

stephen was a intelligent person but I guess he couldn't connect the dots with believing in a Creator of natural sciences.
 
I find it unlikely. But, my faith would be by no means shattered to discover that there WAS. So I chose maybe :). God knows.
 
I work at a college in my experience with professors is about half and half believe in God, when you come across a professor that has study the cosmos a good deal, a lot of these folks do believe it comes from study the universe and realizing nothing happens by chance and has a design finger print all over it.

stephen was a intelligent person but I guess he couldn't connect the dots with believing in a Creator of natural sciences.
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He *was* intelligent? Did he get dumber?
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/just teasing ya! :)
 
Woah dude slow your horses, is it really so bad to wonder if there is life elsewhere? I know lynn and she sin't the type to fall into the deep pool of deception and hoaxes and conspiracies and honestly I think you owe her an apology.

It's bad when there is an answer to this question, but you are looking in the wrong places for it. Lynn doesn't mind giving blunt answers to people, she can handle it.
 
are we kidding, or can we mean heaven?

:confused:
I'm a bit surprised how many didn't think heaven actually.
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Aren't God and angels ET?
 
No, these questions you have are a symptom of deception from subscribing to a false model of the universe and believing it is "brimming with life". Investigate the hoaxes instead of pondering aliens.
Nice pseudo-psychology riff you have going there. Your respond is a symptom of you not believing in God. Now, tell me? Who has the worst symptoms?

BTW, also why I have you ignored.
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