What does your religion say about life in other planets?

Answer 1

scripture mentions those who make their nests in the stars. Look it up and see what it says there.

Answer 2

no real opinion although some people seem to interpret certain passages as referring to extraterrestrial life. frankly though i've never heard anybody talk about it from a religious standpoint.

"The Lubavitcher Rebbe pointed out that there is support in Torah for the notion that life exists on other planets. Furthermore, we can know something about that life through deduction from what the Torah tells us. Here is his argument:
In the Book of Judges 5:23, Devorah the prophetess sings about the victory of Barak over Sisera. In her song, she says, "Cursed be Maroz! Cursed, cursed be its inhabitants, says the angel of G-d!"

Where is Maroz, and who are it's inhabitants. The Talmud gives two explanations, one of them being that Maroz is a star or planet. The heavenly bodies had also come to help the Israelites, as Devorah stated just one verse earlier, "From the heavens they fought, the stars from their orbits…". This star, however, which was the dominant star of Sisera, apparently did not come to their aid. And so, General Barak penalized Maroz--and its inhabitants."

Answer 3

I don't have a religion. But think about the infinite vastness of space. Do you really think we're the only ones? Come on now.

Answer 4

it doesn't say the bible mainly focuses on life on earth.. but i think we would be awfully vain to think that we are all that god has created. the reason i think that our bible doesn't speak of it is because most of man kind could not handle the thought of it.

Answer 5

I dont think Christianity addresses this issue.