Anonymous ID: 6c2bb5 Nov. 1, 2018, 9:17 p.m. No.3695486   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7267 >>7429 >>8235 >>3266 >>7721

>>3688181

The argument “The universe is so big that life must exist on other planets” is kind of silly. It's like saying “this hardware store is so big there must be a watermelon down one of these aisles”. That said, inter-dimensional life does exist by many accounts and that includes both positive and negative entities.

 

As a Christian I'm obviously inclined to think that some of these beings are demonic and they lie through channeled messages and push people to perform occultic practices to get in touch with them. At the end of the day it draws worship away from Jesus Christ, confuses people with false signs and wonders, and opens them up to demonic attachment. It's a nice little scam these beings have going frankly.

 

On the flip side there are angelic beings and despite pop culture depictions of winged beings with cherub-like features they look very 'alien'. Beings of light, human-like creatures, and creatures that are so incredibly 'other' that they defy explanation. From my own personal experiences and encounters as a believer that is more mystically and prophetically inclined I can say that some even travel in strange craft as well which seem to act as vehicles which radiate the glory of the Lord. When it comes to the spiritual realms almost anything goes.

 

I am however less inclined to believe that flesh and blood aliens exist. I suppose it's a possibility and frankly it fits as something we should expect from a God that loves to create, as evidenced by this seemingly lonely planet teeming with biological life. On that same note it's also entirely possible that God wove together this grand cosmos just for us in order to magnify His glory and demonstrate His awesome power to us and us alone. Personally I want there to be life on other planets and, as I mentioned, I kind of expect there is because of who I know God to be. Regardless, there are spiritual realms beyond sight that are already bursting with unique intelligent life.

 

My suspicion is that any 'disclosure scenario' we find ourselves in that purports contact with flesh and blood aliens will likely be the product of sophisticated cloning techniques that produce strange human-like or chimeric entities. Anyone that has been following UFO lore for any amount of time is aware of supposed 'programmable' life forms and holographic deceptions. I do hope I'm wrong about this.

Anonymous ID: 6c2bb5 Nov. 2, 2018, 7:58 a.m. No.3699260   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0575 >>1107 >>3295 >>7721

>>3698235

Nothing is considered waste for a God with infinite power and resources. Creating such a large canvas only to utilize naught but a fraction of a percentage of it to express His glory in the creation of life and those that bear his image is entirely reasonable. That said, His first mandate to humanity was to “be fruitful and multiply; increase abundantly on the earth and multiply on it” I suspect that His plan for humanity involved us going forth to colonize other worlds once we were able technologically which by all accounts we seem to be currently capable if some of these whistle blowers are to be believed.

 

We do live in a universe teeming with life, it's just extra-dimensional, and some of it is extremely hostile and deceptive.

 

>>3697267

I think what I said still addresses both the Drake equation and the Fermi paradox “Muh huge universe tho! There has to be something out there, we just can't see it” The vast majority of what we can see is so incredibly hostile to biological life. Radiation, temperature, asteroid hits, etc. It's more reasonable to assume, from what we know about our local solar system and what we can see from the surface of this planet that we shouldn't expect to find life when like 99.9% of our universe seems antithetical to its continued existence. It takes faith on par with belief in Christ to accept this as hard fact, so I really commend all of you.

 

As for Q's posts…

 

377 back during that laughably obvious podesta/clown/tom delonge stint where they were trying to rile you guys up with a nugget of disclosure. Note that Greer seemed pretty favorable towards that pedo (podesta) in some of his earlier lectures.

 

>Are UFOs a distraction?

 

>How far away is the closest star?

>What do you think?

>Q

 

Did we forget about this post? It has a very ironic tone to it, I almost read it as if Q is saying “really bro… what do you think?” Granted, I could be wrong, but that's just me.

 

2222 the fabled acknowledgment

>Q

>Are we alone?

>Roswell?

 

>No.

>Highest Classification.

>Consider the vastness of space.

>Q

 

“No” full stop, doesn't address what kind of life, could be spiritual and inter dimensional, it likely is.

“Highest Classification” full stop, the two questions are being answered, but they might aren't necessarily linked. Roswell might have nothing to do with alien life, could be sensitive paperclip Nazi S.A.P. weapon tests.

“Consider the vastness of space” full stop. Really reminds me of Psalm 8:3-5 especially when combined with Q's consideration back up in 377 “How far away is the closest star?”

 

3 When I consider thy heavens, the work of thy fingers, the moon and the stars, which thou hast ordained;

4 What is man, that thou art mindful of him? and the son of man, that thou visitest him?

5 For thou hast made him a little lower than the angels, and hast crowned him with glory and honour