If we find life on other planets, how does that affect the world's religions?

...and wouldn't we be the aliens to the aliens who may have their own religious beliefs different from ours :tardbang: :tardbang:
 
if god made the earth and all its attributed crap in a week then he's had bags of time to sit about making all kinds of funky stuff elsewhere. in green. with little ray guns.

:rofl:
 
damn druggies comin' over here, posting on our board, meddlin' wit bah ordin'ry folk :D
 
If we find life on other planets, we could have the Iraqi information minister deny it all.:headbang:
 
outside looking in said:
For Christians:

Do aliens have original sin? Did Christ go to multiple planets and die multiple times? Or perhaps there are multiple Christs? Do aliens go to heaven? If we meet aliens, should we spread the gospel to them?

Just curious. Seriously. I think this topic is fascinating.
He made it to Narnia, so why not other places? :D


Huh? What's that?


Narnia ain't real..? But... Aslan..? No..? o_O
 
Gonz said:
It would have a huge affect. It decidedly throws a wrench into the entire religious process. On the other hand, religious leaders would twist it to their advantage.

Nope. It doesn't prove, or disprove, anything. The 'religious process', as you put it, only deals with people because those religions were about people. I also believe that the bible never says that God didn't create anything after this, or before this, so why is that such a huge chasm for ya'?
 
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