Author Topic: "Brother Extraterrestrials" (Read 3077 times)

cassini · « **Reply #30 on:** April 02, 2014, 04:17:13 PM »

Quote from: Cera

The deeper I look, this worse this gets.
Catholic priest on Fox News:

He talks about our "growing understanding of perrenial truths."

Thanks for this Cera.

Notice the name GALILEO comes up every time were read or hear about the 'Vatican' and science. Extraterrestrials are but a consequent of accepting Galileo was right, tradition was wrong, and that we must now accept science's heliocentrism and Big Bang evolutionism.

You will never understand this farce within the 'Vatican' unless you understand the Galileo case, its history and its consequences. The Galileo case has DIRECTLY created the 'Catholicism' now rampant in the Church since 1835 at least.

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #31 on:** April 03, 2014, 05:21:18 AM »

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It's amazing how long doctrinal matters linger.

Galileo lived 400 years ago. In the year 1614 he was 50. If he were still alive today, he'd be 450 years old. And people are still thinking about his life and the effect it had, on our world view, and on how people believe or disbelieve the revelation of God.

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crossbro · « **Reply #32 on:** April 03, 2014, 10:38:16 AM »

Quote from: Neil Obstat

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It's amazing how long doctrinal matters linger.

Galileo lived 400 years ago. In the year 1614 he was 50. If he were still alive today, he'd be 450 years old. And people are still thinking about his life and the effect it had, on our world view, and on how people believe or disbelieve the revelation of God.

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On your comments about animals.

The atheistic scientist community have tried to water down the issue on the basis of self-awareness. There is a mirror test for self-awareness. Placing the animals on the same scale as humans.

All primate monkeys have passed the self-awareness test, dolphins, a couple other species including one bird, and 7 out of 8 pigs pass it. They include humans on the scale starting at 18 months of age.

Cera · « **Reply #33 on:** April 03, 2014, 06:26:34 PM »

Quote from: Neil Obstat

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It's amazing how long doctrinal matters linger.

Galileo lived 400 years ago. In the year 1614 he was 50. If he were still alive today, he'd be 450 years old. And people are still thinking about his life and the effect it had, on our world view, and on how people believe or disbelieve the revelation of God.

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Yes, and the spin on Galileo will be dragged out again when the ptb play us, as you said "like a cheap fiddle." The narrative may go something like this:
Our brother extraterrestrials (which I think are fallen angels/ demons) are our elder brothers, here to help us. We now have to modify the teachings of the Church. Those who refuse to go along with this emerging new world religion are bitter clingers, obsessing about abortion and sodomy. They are like the old guard who persecuted poor Galileo. As an earlier poster pointed out, this will most likely be in conjunction with NASA's Project Blue Beam.