A Alternative Theory On UFO’s: We are like ants debating a leaf on the tree, unaware that we are even on a tree at all.

We are like ants debating a leaf on the tree, unaware that we are even on a tree at all.

First, this is not intended to be a debate about the existence of god vs science, nor a debate on the existence of angels or demons vs non-existence. A debate between what we are taught in ancient texts meant for early civilizations or science books written by our own young civilization with its limited understanding of the universe is foolish.

When I talk to UFO skeptics I hear two repetitive questions about the authenticity of the sittings. First, people always say, “why do UFO’s not just land, are they really so concerned with disturbing our primitive religion?”. Second and more valid of a question, “If they don’t want to come down and say hello, why put blinking lights on their craft?”

I am not religious, in fact I believe the religious texts most likely describe that we are in some kind of pissing match between advanced beings. What we call god may be an advance being that is pure and good. What we call Satan, may be an advanced being that has mal-intent toward the human population. Science and religion are fighting about missing links that they are yet unaware of.

I also question if some of the prophets, great teachers, and men like Einstein, could have be plants from these creatures. It would make sense because each one of these people introduced ideas out of nowhere, which changed history of our species.

In the new testament of the bible, which was primarily written in Greek, it says, “Beware because Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light.” Most people take this phrase to mean that this being, “Satan”, can pretend he is a good being of some sorts.

However, if you look at the original texts, you may find that the word light literally meant “luminous”. It may have been derived from the Latin word “Lux” which means to basically emit light.

Therefore, I only throw the following debate out there. “Who is to say all of these glowing lights are craft at all?” The masquerade may not be what modern translation believes it to be.

Thousands of years of thinking the same way has led us nowhere new. Perhaps beginning to look at things from new perspectives is what is needed.

As a disclaimer I mean no disrespect to those of any faith or those who believe in nothing. That is the beauty of free choice.