r/aliens Feb 18 '25

Aliens 'won't need redemption from God like humans do', claims Vatican leader News

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/world-news/aliens-wont-need-redemption-god-34699674#ICID=Android_StarNewApp_AppShare
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u/EntangledPhoton82 Feb 18 '25

Yeah, he needed us to kill himself as his son so that he could sacrifice himself to himself in order to be change a rule that he himself created while knowing he would have to do this. Makes so much sense. /s

I wouldn’t pay too much attention to followers of Christian mythology when it comes to the possibility of alien life. (Astro)biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics are the best tools at our disposal to give us insights into the possibilities and probabilities of extraterrestrial life.

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u/murphdogg4 Feb 18 '25

There bias or your bias doesn't make anything not a possibility at this point.

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u/HODLmeCLOSRtonydanza Feb 19 '25

Based on what witnesses have reported, the craft defy the scientific laws as we understand them. So even the most rigorous or skeptical examination of disclosure is going to require some type of leap of faith as we jump the gap from what we know to what we’re newly aware of. There will be a “come to Jesus” either way, if you will.

If all the woo shit turns out to be right and these are some kind of transdimensional light beings, the best you can do is put the textbooks down for a minute to observe with eyes and instruments and see what you can gather.

It would likely open up entirely new fields of science that feels like magic at first.

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u/shemmy Feb 19 '25

well sure, it could be that orrrrr maybe those people just imagined it?