If you met an alien creature from another planet, would it change your view of God?

Question

Does your faith even allow for this possibility?

Answer 1

Nope, with my kinda luck he'd probably be an Atheist too! Hahaha!

I've been a Ufologist quite a few years, so yeah... they're just more intelligent than we Human Beings are, but I figure they'd have a much better understanding of the Mysteries of the Cosmos than we do at this stage of our evolution...

And I believe that I could stand to learn a thing or two more about our One Creator from them, why not?? LOL.

Peace be with you!

Answer 2

No, God isn't limited. Humans have been chosen to enter Heaven, and an intelligent alien traveller would be nothing more than a smart animal.

God DID say humans have rule over the animals.

Answer 3

No it would not change my faith because I totally believe that God is the source energy creator of all life and that it doesn't end here on this planet.

Answer 4

Well, No, it would not change my view becouse I am certin god is whom created them,I really mean they are Angels,or eloheem beings as seen by countless prophets both in biblical and non biblical accounts of the Old testements and Kemetic reference(egypt).
In II Kings chapter 2 vrs 11 elihja went up into the wirlwind(spinning winds)by and unusual entity and also ezekiel ch:1 vrs 4 this same wirl wind aproaches him dont stop reading though it gets intrestingly "creepy" when he describes in depth in ch: 1 vrs:16 all the way to chapter 3 ezekiel explains these strange beings as beings of god.(angelics).you see in those days they had not the ways of explaining what was beyond them so local objects such as wheels and chariots and fire were used so if one was to use common sense and modern testamonies of these simmilar accounts today,you could see resemblance in the unexplained U f o s which is often described as having lights of brilliance and spinning wheels or even little beings called Aliens(cheribums of the bible days).the armys of man will be at war with angels of god in the end which is why powers that be trained you from childhood cartoons to Independance day movies to hate strange foreigners. well if this is not enough read truth or check out the link in my source to see one in action(real real real footage)

http://www.youtube.com/v/awVWy03LK_U

Answer 5

Nope, my view of God wouldn't change. From I understand my faith clearly says that God created everything, and everything means everything. So my faith definitely allows this.

Answer 6

NO, I would know He created them and put them on another planet, just like He put people here on earth. He created everything, so there is always a possbility. Unlike Adam and Eve,and their offspring,maybe they were intelligent enough to listen to God and not sin. If they do exist, maybe they came here to observe and see what not to do.

Answer 7

The existence of aliens would not cause me to suddenly believe in the existence of God.

Answer 8

There is be no conflict between Judaism and the existence of life forms outside of earth. There MAY be a conflict if those life forms had free will in moral decisions, but I doubt we'll be finding those anytime soon.

Answer 9

First, I would think it'd be really KEWL to meet an alien!

Then I would probably be too embarassed to explain to him/her/it what the heck we're doing to our planet and ourselves.

I'd be like, I'm not with these people over here. LOL!

Answer 10

It would change my view on alot of things.
Why would my faith not allow this possibility? I would merely find some way of rationalizing that is what every good Christian would do. : )