dxp4acu said:Wow that article about the denial sure does sound like a conspiracy. I realize there are optimists and pessimists, but this article doesn't sound like the same people in the other two. They sound like Government black suits.
dxp4acu said:I honestly don't see what it would do to religions. It just means there is a God big enough to create the whole universe, not just our tiny Earth. That much we already knew. Just look up at a bright, star-studded night sky sometime.
Mr. Anderson said:That's easy to say, but then how do aliens fit into religion? It will be a huge deal - I don't know about the Qoran, but in the Bible there's that old phrase that went something like - God made man in his own image...
Current faiths don't really have much place for *others*.
And what about the religion of the aliens? If they're civilization has been around for a billion years, they might talk to God on a regular basis
Too many questions, not enough answers.....
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rueyeet said:As for aliens: I agree with some scientists that it's statistically unlikely that we're alone in the universe, but that doesn't guarantee that such intelligent life would be close enough to contact us, that we would understand it when it did, or that it wouldn't just be another resource-grubbing species like us.
Mr. Anderson said:Maybe these transmissions are the aliens' version of the I Love Lucy Show.....![]()
You just reminded me of thisMongoTheGeek said:There is just too much cruft to be usable to communicate.
MongoTheGeek said:Bring their punk butts on. We'll install windows XP, promise them longhorn and then give them SP2.