I think that is lens through which these things can be correctly interpreted. The Bible (and all other religious texts) are chock full of supernatural events and worldviews. Whether you want to call them angels, demons, entities, aliens, etc., is really just semantics. The phenomenology is there regardless. I grew up not giving a shit about this sort of stuff, but then went down the wayward path of getting into drugs/mysticism/communicating with supernatural beings. I couldn’t care less if was real, but there I was communicating with (or ultimately getting possessed by) very real, ancient, and incredibly intelligent beings in a way that is undeniable. I wouldn’t recommend it, but a person with a materialistic worldview could smoke DMT and they’d believe in “something” in 20 minutes. Since it’s Good Friday, I’m grateful to say that the Lord saved me from all of that, and showed me the truth about all that He saved me from. I wasn’t headed towards enlightenment, but deception. So when these topics come up, from a Christian perspective, they actually fit right into the paradigm—it’s just about knowing which side of the battle you’re dealing with. In summary, I still couldn’t give a shit if there’s biological life on other planets, but I’ll stake my life on the fact that there are inter-dimensional beings that can appear in our reality. Just about knowing which side you’re dealing with, and who is ultimately King of it all.
If sasquatch him?self says it, it has to be true. Nobody can answer that, Mr. Foot.
but somehow every video of ufos look like they were filmed on a potato in 1989.
What’s good friday have to do with anything? Most haven’t been to church in years and other “religious” people only go a couple times a year on Easter and Christmas, like my Catholic wife for example.
I’ll ask my wife how aliens play into her Catholic belief system.
He has Mikey's guitar, or one like it?
Mikey didn't play it, but its an exact match for his. Seen people offer him 10k for it and he wouldn't take it.
