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Actually Mormon beliefs fit in very smoothly with things like UFOs and ghosts. We believe that Earth is the place where spirits wait for the judgment day, so dead folks ARE wandering around here waiting for the final judgment to come. We also believe that we are not the only planet created with living beings on it, so it's very probable there is intelligent life out there, and if one of the other places got created way before we were it's just as likely they've developed the kind of technology you see in UFOs. I'd say the biggest catching point that we trip over a lot is the whole young Earth thing, but it's been posited that Earth wasn't 'created' so much as it was 'organized' from materials that were already in the area, so when you have dinosaur bones from however many million years ago, that means those chunks for rock with the dinosaur bones were materials from a planet that used to exist all that time ago with dinosaurs on it that was gathered together as part of the 'ingredients' to make the Earth, as it were.

That all said, I'm pretty much a Mormon in name alone. I don't really want to get into it publicly, but suffice it to say if I'm not exactly the best spokesman for my religion anymore.

<blockquote data-quote="Getsuya" data-source="post: 200951" data-attributes="member: 7363">Actually Mormon beliefs fit in very smoothly with things like UFOs and ghosts. We believe that Earth is the place where spirits wait for the judgment day, so dead folks ARE wandering around here waiting for the final judgment to come. We also believe that we are not the only planet created with living beings on it, so it&#039;s very probable there is intelligent life out there, and if one of the other places got created way before we were it&#039;s just as likely they&#039;ve developed the kind of technology you see in UFOs. I&#039;d say the biggest catching point that we trip over a lot is the whole young Earth thing, but it&#039;s been posited that Earth wasn&#039;t &#039;created&#039; so much as it was &#039;organized&#039; from materials that were already in the area, so when you have dinosaur bones from however many million years ago, that means those chunks for rock with the dinosaur bones were materials from a planet that used to exist all that time ago with dinosaurs on it that was gathered together as part of the &#039;ingredients&#039; to make the Earth, as it were.That all said, I&#039;m pretty much a Mormon in name alone. I don&#039;t really want to get into it publicly, but suffice it to say if I&#039;m not exactly the best spokesman for my religion anymore.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Getsuya, post: 200951, member: 7363"] Actually Mormon beliefs fit in very smoothly with things like UFOs and ghosts. We believe that Earth is the place where spirits wait for the judgment day, so dead folks ARE wandering around here waiting for the final judgment to come. We also believe that we are not the only planet created with living beings on it, so it's very probable there is intelligent life out there, and if one of the other places got created way before we were it's just as likely they've developed the kind of technology you see in UFOs. I'd say the biggest catching point that we trip over a lot is the whole young Earth thing, but it's been posited that Earth wasn't 'created' so much as it was 'organized' from materials that were already in the area, so when you have dinosaur bones from however many million years ago, that means those chunks for rock with the dinosaur bones were materials from a planet that used to exist all that time ago with dinosaurs on it that was gathered together as part of the 'ingredients' to make the Earth, as it were. That all said, I'm pretty much a Mormon in name alone. I don't really want to get into it publicly, but suffice it to say if I'm not exactly the best spokesman for my religion anymore. [/QUOTE]

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