I believe Florida. So no need to fear aliens. Floridaman is actually just aliens,,,and they are dumb AF.Redstone said:
Disclosure will include details of Stargates - the most "high-profile" being in France and Florida.
Thru the ages this church has been good at adapting. Even to the point of allowing outside entities/philosophies into its programs. The church has already tried to get the jump on things so to speak by announcing that these ET's are parts of Gods creation. Not sure if I buy that. As a born again christian I will just say I've had an extremely difficult time getting my head wrapped around this subject. Much more at the beginnng. It demands that you think...adapt/reevaluate/re access your world view. This process is no doubt extremely unconfortable for many I would imagine hence the half-hearted joking and ridicule etc. Something is and has been going on for a long time on this planet. Not convinced we CAN handle the truth but it appears we will all be facing this reality and we will go forward.UTExan said:
I suspect Catholic theology will change to accept the presence of aliens and cooperate with them when they appear as earth's "Saviors" when they are likely demonic entities peddling advanced technology. Mankind is a sucker for advanced technologies, even if it emanates from Satanic realms.
Those dots are so trickySpyderman said:
https://exonews.org/us-government-forces-nasa-to-cut-iss-feed-whenever-ufos-appear-for-national-security/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+exonews%2FRpLk+%28Exo+News%29&utm_content=FeedBurner
more dots to connect..
The Catholic Church won't need to change at all. We already, as others have said, accepted the knowledge that countless other intelligent species exist- the angelic (each angel is their own species).UTExan said:
I suspect Catholic theology will change to accept the presence of aliens and cooperate with them when they appear as earth's "Saviors" when they are likely demonic entities peddling advanced technology. Mankind is a sucker for advanced technologies, even if it emanates from Satanic realms.
Old RV Ag said:Those dots are so trickySpyderman said:
https://exonews.org/us-government-forces-nasa-to-cut-iss-feed-whenever-ufos-appear-for-national-security/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+exonews%2FRpLk+%28Exo+News%29&utm_content=FeedBurner
more dots to connect..
That's very plausible, however the core teachings of the Church won't change. The practice of those teachings in real life is where the rubber hits the road so to speak, and would thus expand (presumably) to aliens if they are not in fact demons. Demons manifest and disguise themselves as many different and believable images and forms, which gullible people commonly fall for under the guise of private revelation. Especially under the pretense of gaining previously unknown knowledge and technology, people would eat it up even if it did come from Satanic sources.UTExan said:
I suspect Catholic theology will change to accept the presence of aliens and cooperate with them when they appear as earth's "Saviors" when they are likely demonic entities peddling advanced technology. Mankind is a sucker for advanced technologies, even if it emanates from Satanic realms.
Redstone said:
Would also recommend Joe Rogan podcast, most recent a few weeks ago, with Graham Hancock. Discussion centered around his new book on North America.
The archeological scientific evidence is coming around to Hancock with regard to age of structures specifically.
Today, also, Howard Hughes The Unexplained podcast had on Whitney Strieber, author of Communion, who I believe is pretty credible, although I disagree with him about religion. Very interesting info. about scientific research being done in San Antonio, and some Roswell insight (a close relative of his was an involved military official).
"Jimmy Carter comes into the White House in 1977 and he seems to have gotten a briefing on this subject in June of that year. Now according to the gentleman I had a detailed conversation with about this, and it was not known to this gentleman what was said to Carter, but it was known to him that at the end of the briefing Carter was deeply upsetAnd that he was seen literally at his desk, elbows on the desk, head in his hands, and apparently sobbing."Redstone said:
Regarding Adam / Eve, the Apostolic (Catholic / Orthodox) Sacramental view doesn't exclude very old civilizations at all ... in fact, Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich (I'm a believer in her visions) addresses this directly ... stating there many others upon the earth at Adam's fall.
Adam was the "first man" of the Sacraments (The Promise, as Emmerich termed it)... a priest. The founder of Jerusalem, and Christ was crucified directly over his skull.
Don't think so Ben. Jimmy is a born again Christian...only Dem I'll prolly ever vote for.BenFiasco14 said:
Maybe JC was sobbing bc he's a little biatch
Spyderman said:"Jimmy Carter comes into the White House in 1977 and he seems to have gotten a briefing on this subject in June of that year. Now according to the gentleman I had a detailed conversation with about this, and it was not known to this gentleman what was said to Carter, but it was known to him that at the end of the briefing Carter was deeply upsetAnd that he was seen literally at his desk, elbows on the desk, head in his hands, and apparently sobbing."Redstone said:
Regarding Adam / Eve, the Apostolic (Catholic / Orthodox) Sacramental view doesn't exclude very old civilizations at all ... in fact, Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich (I'm a believer in her visions) addresses this directly ... stating there many others upon the earth at Adam's fall.
Adam was the "first man" of the Sacraments (The Promise, as Emmerich termed it)... a priest. The founder of Jerusalem, and Christ was crucified directly over his skull.
The possible evil intent would not have caused a president to sob IMO. It was something beyond that.UTExan said:Spyderman said:"Jimmy Carter comes into the White House in 1977 and he seems to have gotten a briefing on this subject in June of that year. Now according to the gentleman I had a detailed conversation with about this, and it was not known to this gentleman what was said to Carter, but it was known to him that at the end of the briefing Carter was deeply upsetAnd that he was seen literally at his desk, elbows on the desk, head in his hands, and apparently sobbing."Redstone said:
Regarding Adam / Eve, the Apostolic (Catholic / Orthodox) Sacramental view doesn't exclude very old civilizations at all ... in fact, Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich (I'm a believer in her visions) addresses this directly ... stating there many others upon the earth at Adam's fall.
Adam was the "first man" of the Sacraments (The Promise, as Emmerich termed it)... a priest. The founder of Jerusalem, and Christ was crucified directly over his skull.
Most Protestant teachings have neglected the traditions of the early church fathers and their teachings. These teachings are occasionally re-discovered when a John Wesley comes along. Carter, as a traditional Southern Baptist, would likely have little preparation for the revelation that alien entities were demonic in nature, come to despoil mankind. He knew about spiritual warfare, but was not psychologically prepared to deal with the physically manifested evil of aliens because he was an idealist, not a realist.
I think this is one the prime reasons for those who control the secret to keep it that way.G Martin 87 said:
That's not quite the right question. Carter's status as president just gave him access to information he didn't already know. What would cause a devout evangelical Christian to sob? A revelation about the existence of aliens might not be enough. But what if it was interpreted as proof of the non-existence of God? Who among us, other than hardcore atheists, would resist despair?
This is an endless game of this...Spyderman said:
https://exonews.org/fox-news-host-says-us-government-is-hiding-evidence-of-ufo-wreckage/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+exonews%2FRpLk+%28Exo+News%29&utm_content=FeedBurner
No, first I've heard of them. Fill us in..claym711 said:
Why is any person of reasonable intelligence skeptical? If chances of n are 0.00001% how many times will n occur with a perceptibly infinite number of opportunities to occur?
Spyderman - you read the three body problem series?
Old RV Ag said:This is an endless game of this...Spyderman said:
https://exonews.org/fox-news-host-says-us-government-is-hiding-evidence-of-ufo-wreckage/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+exonews%2FRpLk+%28Exo+News%29&utm_content=FeedBurner
Edit: Spyderman, don't get me wrong, I think the topic is a fascinating one - it's just that I feel so much of it is either: 1)'buried so deep we will never know or 2) so far beyond our comprehension - or both.
