As iron sharpens iron,
one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
“I have to confess, I would love to see photos of ‘reptilian creatures’ with extraterrestrial technology that allows them to fly faster than the speed of light so as to overcome the vast galactic distances in order to pay us visits. I don’t see how it would challenge my faith.” - Gene Veith
“Missing in the long line of Christian worldview books is one that would have been especially helpful last week when the Pentagon released a slew of documents, some of which were formerly classified. The Christian view of UFO’s, Aliens, and Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (or UAP) remains to be written.” - John Stonestreet
“Congress recently held hearings on the subject of UFOs…. numerous claims were made by those called before the subcommittee, including by former military or intelligence personnel.” - Breakpoint
“…there are solid, biblical reasons to doubt the existence of extraterrestrial life (spiritual beings excluded), particularly life forms intelligent enough to build vessels for travel to earth.” - CPost
“Lewis argued that discovery of life on other planets wouldn’t challenge Christian theology very much. He admitted the discovery of extraterrestrials could, however, raise questions about the Incarnation.” - CToday
“Congress held its first hearing in half a century Tuesday on unidentified flying objects…..[Pentagon officials] said they had picked a director for a new task force to coordinate data collection efforts on what the government has officially labeled ‘unidentified aerial phenomena.’” - C.Index
“some Christians believe that, if aliens exist, they are a form of fallen angel (demons). But is it possible that other forms of intelligent alien life exist in the universe? The answer depends on how we interpret the Bible and what we believe about God’s sovereignty.” - TGC
Opinion Matters survey: “52 percent of U.K. adults believe UFO evidence has been covered up because widespread knowledge of their existence would threaten government stability, as opposed to 44 percent who say they believe in God.”
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