Do you believe we are alone in this Universe???

[Jaimecbr900]

I agree with you, Jaime. There is no tangible proof. At least that we know of. I know it's not certain, verify-able proof, but there are countless photos of supposed UFOs. Also, we'll never know what NASA has hidden away, you know. There is no "photo" of God or anything of the sort. I'm not using that to try and disprove God. Just mentioning that in relation to your statement about believing in ETs and not God. But, again. I do agree with your analogy. BTW, I still find it hard to believe that we would be the only existing beings in the whole of everything. Later, QD.

And to be honest, I wouldn't die of a heart attack should a UFO crash in a desert somewhere tomorrow.

I currently don't see how after years of actually LOOKING FOR aliens we've never found any, BUT that doesn't necessarily mean that I'd be devastated if an alien fell out of the sky.

My whole contention in this discussion has been more about why it is that some of the same people that have debated vigorously with me in the past about the lack of existence of "GOD" are the very ones that whole heartedly believe in aliens yet there is no "proof" of that either. I didn't intend for this to become another "belief vs non-belief" debates, but obviously I've had to defend this idea in the course of this discussion.

In other words, how come someone can "imagine" an alien, yet not be able to "imagine" the existance of "God"? Vivid imagination for one thing, but not another? There's no "proof" of aliens that they are aware of, so how come they can "believe" w/o proof on that, but to believe in "God" they need a ton of "proof"???? THAT is what doesn't make any common sense to me.

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And to be honest, I wouldn't die of a heart attack should a UFO crash in a desert somewhere tomorrow.

I read ya. I wouldn't either. Although it would be awesome discovery, lolol.

I currently don't see how after years of actually LOOKING FOR aliens we've never found any,

That we know of. But, in reality to us common people, I agree with you.

why it is that some of the same people that have debated vigorously with me in the past about the lack of existence of "GOD" are the very ones that whole heartedly believe in aliens yet there is no "proof" of that either.

That's why I brought up the pictures thing. There are "photos" that are available to us of supposed UFOs, but not of God. Some people will base off that. Also, just not knowing the vastness of space and thinking we're the only ones here is just too great to doubt.

There's no "proof" of aliens that they are aware of, so how come they can "believe" w/o proof on that, but to believe in "God" they need a ton of "proof"???? THAT is what doesn't make any common sense to me.

Agreed.

Remember, my posts, this includes past posts on God, don't reflect my belief. I don't know my extent, but I do think there is a God. Later, QD.

[Jaimecbr900]

That's why I brought up the pictures thing. There are "photos" that are available to us of supposed UFOs, but not of God. Some people will base off that. Also, just not knowing the vastness of space and thinking we're the only ones here is just too great to doubt.

I see your point, just don't see how we've not been able to find something more tangible than smudgy pics in all this time. Yes, I know there are stories out there of alien abductions and sightings, but scientifically they should've been able to find something more concrete than that by now since we have substantially more advanced technology now than we did say back in the 50's.

It is hard to believe that in the vastness of space there isn't anyone else. But if there is....how come if they're so advanced to be able to space travel at will seemingly, why wouldn't they be able to communicate with us "lesser" beings then? In other words, they're advanced enough to space travel and survive but they can't figure out how to talk to us????

Remember, my posts, this includes past posts on God, don't reflect my belief. I don't know my extent, but I do think there is a God. Later, QD.

I know you bud. No worries.