Posts from Extraterrestrial civilizations. What is your opinion?

And regarding communication with hypothetical "neighbors" - it's unlikely that two different minds would be able to understand each other... And in general, they would probably be scared of us, and we of them:))))

Yes, Novizard is right to some extent. Why would our Creator need to appear to some "forest spirit"? I also find this suspicious. I would also like to know what the medium's voice sounded like at that time, i.e., the person who said "appease the God." Because something very simple and quite ordinary could have happened to your friend: the appearance of a forest spirit or a demon (call it whatever you want, it's all evil). Maybe I'm wrong, but I'm inclined to believe it was a "game with a naive person." :)

Of course, a demon, a goblin, a scarecrow, anyone but God:)
That is, you are already deciding who to talk to, God, and who not... it's funny, I think God would laugh...;
And that little man is not naive at all, and you can't just approach him... If it were that simple, I wouldn't even bother bringing up this case. It's not that simple, actually. And I myself am very difficult to convince that someone talked to God, I am even more suspicious than you;)

I believe that aliens don't exist. The evidence is simple: for believers, it is written that Adam and Eve were the first people. No one else was created. Dr. Kent Hovind supports this version. For atheists, I will use two arguments:

1) (from Ganymede) - I haven't seen it, so I don't know.
2) Most UFOs have been explained and were either objects, phenomena in the atmosphere, or meteors. In general, thousands of explained phenomena confirm that UFOs do not exist.

I believe that aliens don't exist. The proof is simple: for believers, it was written that Adam and Eve were the first people.

1) (from Ganymede) - Haven't seen it - don't know.
2) Most UFOs have been explained and turned out to be either objects or phenomena in the atmosphere, or meteors. In general, thousands of explained phenomena confirm that UFOs don't exist.

"And who said that aliens are humans?"
Read the Bible. I knew someone would nitpick the words. Will living beings be suitable? Will intelligent beings be suitable?

"1) This is not proof at all.
If I haven't seen something, then it doesn't exist. This is an extremely stupid statement."
Are you sure? And most atheists and people on the forum use it. If almost everyone hasn't seen something, maybe it doesn't exist?
You have strange answers, to say the least.

And answer the question: "Am I right when I say that I am wrong?"

If you were wrong, then you are right.
If you were right, then you are wrong.
Will such logically correct answers satisfy you?
P.S. What was the point of asking this question in the first place?

Well, I understand that you accept the theory of parallelism. That is, roughly speaking, 2 factions were born separately and lived and developed separately. But what if we think about the fact that they settled on Earth first? After all, no one knows for sure where "homo sapiens" came from, right?;) And what if one of the alien factions is our very, very distant ancestors?:)

But what if? By the way, from your story, a hermit immediately comes to mind, and they are capable of communicating with spirits. Or... did your friend move to some village? Here I'll tell you that in most cases, villages are inhabited by either dark sorcerers or healers (the gift is supposed to be passed down through the family line in the event of the owner's lethal outcome). So maybe that's why your friend ended up there? Or did I miss something?

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"Well, isn't it impossible that they didn't fly here?"
It's written separately with verbs... (x class)

And answer the question: "Am I right when I say that I am wrong?"

Why can't God protect us (as his most beloved) in this way from others (protect us from others, not let them near us, etc.)?
In general, in my opinion, the topic is silly and not for discussion, because no one knows or has seen, because here it is "faith," which makes a person great (here, here! A person is made similar to God! And the smartest (after God)). Everyone is sure of their own. And everyone has proof.

Yes, I think there are parallel developing branches of intelligent beings. This is logical if you think about the fact that each galaxy, Universe, or even a planet offers different conditions for life, which, in turn, determines the development of different forms of life endowed with intelligence. Even if intelligent beings, homo sapiens, once had a common ancestor, some Community of intelligent organisms that, for certain reasons, had to leave the planet and turn to other worlds, in the process of living there, they mutated and gave rise to completely new beings, which would be difficult to call an "exact copy" of these ancestors;)

No, he is definitely not a sorcerer... what is there to conjure in the forests? He moved closer to nature, he believes in God and thinks that being close to nature brings him closer to God. In principle, this is not an original idea. Many hermits did the same. I can say that he didn't want to communicate with God, i.e., he didn't believe for a long time that it was God...