Christians: you say there is only one God. So even Extraterrestrials should worship your God?

Answer 1

All people (and if you wish, E.T.'s) should do what they want. As for me, yes, my God is the one true God.

Answer 2

All life, according to the bible, was created by god. Most animals do not have the consciousness to worship a god, so it is a stretch to think that extraterrestrial life would conceive God, but would more likely strive to be harmonious with their environments.

Answer 3

In Christianity, man created God in his own image, but this was before the concept of 'outer space' had been understood by the creators. At that time, the sky beyond Earth looked line something solid, so they called it 'firmament' and thought you walked on it.

Now that we all know better about space and such, I guess Christians will gather even more new information from any aliens willing to share.

Answer 4

Lets be clear here. When they take over, all of you none believes will be put to death. The middle ages will return. Trials will be Begin again. People will start wars because you believe differently the them. Books will be burned. An idea is a dangerous thing to have. To think about concepts out side the main stream will be dangerous.

Answer 5

Great question...

I asked a very similar question yesterday...

As humans can't even agree on there only being one God, I think it is safe to assume that aliens would have a hard time too...they would kick off and start a war as we do: except they can suck peoples brains out of the bellybuttons using their huge noses...

It will get nasty, leave the nuice aliens out of this!?

Answer 6

It's hard to imagine that a society capable of interstellar travel will still be mired in narcissistic illusions and irrational dogmas - at least that's my hope.
Imagine the guy who has to explain these things to intelligent beings. I can just hear their questions:
"You say your merciful god drowned most of humanity? I see ... And he killed all the first born of a whole nation? And then his own son was killed so you could be 'saved'? .... Alrighty then ...well .. sorry to have bothered you .. we'll be back in an eon or two .. Ta ta!"

Answer 7

I just realized that one of the many benefits of being a stone cold prove it to me first rationalist is you don't have to worry about stuff like this. Not only do I not believe in god, I don't believe in life on other planets. (at least not with the evidence on the table now)
Tell you what. If I was the type who made bets, I'd bet we'd find proof of ET's before we find Proof of god.

Answer 8

If you believe the Bible, God created the whole universe. Everything that exist was created by Him and the Bible says that all creation will worship him. Therefore, according to the Bible, they do and will.

Or if you believe them to be the Nephilim, they may not now but will do so when Christ returns.

Answer 9

I always wondered the same thing. I'm not so sure real Christians do believe in E.T. If they don't and we DO discover intelligent life on other planets, the Christians will probably send their missionaries to convert them to Christianity just like in South Park.

Answer 10

There are no ET's. It is just a lie devised by Satan to confuse us. Same with crop circles and abductions and sightings. It's alot of fun to watch on the movie screen, but it is still imaginary.

Answer 11

Terrestrials refer to origination on earth. Anyone born on another planet would still belong to God as he created them also, assuming he actually did create others.
He and Jesus created all of the universe and it's contents, so would have control over it.
If you were born on our moon, you would not be terrestrial.
Terra is another word for earth.