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[FONT="]Mothra[/FONT][FONT="], there is obviously good conversation to be had.
Of course, I disagree with your conclusions. As I said before, I have no problem discussing this topic with people of other viewpoints. In doing so, I will do so from a biblical standpoint. Some people look at this from the 'they are ET's' viewpoint, some the 'extra dimensional,' etc... I believe they are demonic, and my opinion is derived from scripture.
I find it humorous to see people talk about how ridiculous the stories of the bible are, the miracles, the virgin birth... then go on to say that they saw a UFO, or were abducted by Grays, and had medical experiments performed on them , or that they were taken to Zeta Ricola where they stayed for 13 years. The lack of applied logic is almost startling. How can anything in scripture be more absurd than any of this?
I can understand where coming from a Mormon family would taint your view of religion. Like I said before though, the bible can not be held accountable for the actions of those who misrepresent it. Mormons say that they believe the Old & New Testaments... and the book of Mormon. The bible says that it is not to be added to or taken away from.
The words of the bible have been so misconstrued that today, even though Jesus said, "Don't think that I came to do away with the Law," that is the first thing out of Christian's mouths when they are asked why they don't observe the Law (Torah); "Jesus did away with it."
WWJD is the slogan, but Christians worship on Sunday, and call it the Sabbath -
What
would
Jesus
Do? He would observe a Saturday Sabbath - He was a Jewish rabbi. He taught the Torah and observed its laws.
The list goes on.
Anyway, I didn't want to get it started up again; just make a point that when David slams Christians and the bible, he is alienating (pardon the pun) a section of his audience - which is OK, as it
is their show, but their "objectivity" becomes less and less real every time it happens.
I love to hear David slam the hoaxers - that is probably one of the main reasons I keep coming back. But in all fairness, if he were to follow his own criteria for discerning the truth behind UFO's while investigating the words of Torah, I would be willing to bet that he wouldn't be so hostile toward it or the rabbi that I believe in called Yeshua, or Jesus.[/FONT]