Vashgun writes:
I noticed how no one has really entertained the idea of UFO's and read and experienced the links I have provided. This is classical evolutionary thought: If it sounds impossible, it is. Give no credence to that which is supernatural, etc.
Let me be frank. The reason most of us do not persue the so-called UFO phenomenon is because it's a dead-end road to take, just like ID. Here is why, and I'll explain it in a couple sentences or so.
So, let us assume that these flying saucers (aka UFO's) are indeed alien crafts and the fact that these aliens have not simply landed somewhere with a lot of people and say "I come in peace" or some other greetings should tell us that they are sufficiently advance enough to avoid detection by our current technology. Now what?
Assuming that these are alien crafts (when I say alien, I mean extraterrestrial intelligence), how does it help us to advance our knowledge by assuming it without anything else to go on beside blurry images and incredible abduction and anal probing stories?
The scientific approach to this phenomenon, like any other phenomenon, is to scrutinize it and see if it stands up against proper scrutiny.
Please leave your religion at the door on this topic and focus on the implications of the parameters set forth.
Ok, if you insist that we leave our "religion" at the door, perhaps you should do the same? How do you know these "beings" are angelic and perfect in nature?
Disclaimer:
Occasionally, owing to the deficiency of the English language, I have used he/him/his meaning he or she/him or her/his or her in order to avoid awkwardness of style.
He, him, and his are not intended as exclusively masculine pronouns. They may refer to either sex or to both sexes!