do any atheists believe in space aliens?

Answer 1

No by definition, we do not believe in a god, therefore not space aliens.

Answer 2

why do you ask only atheists? I am Christan and most certainly believe in space aliens! I, and others, believe if God created this little itty bitty planet with we itty bitty tiny humans He most certainly can create, and probably has, another planet or exitance like ours, or (not) like ours. Like a parent can have more than one family; like a dad can have kids with one female, and then go create another set of kids/ family, with another female, and the two for some reason, not know about each other... I mean, why NOT?

Really absolutely, WHY NOT??
Are we so conceited to believe that God/ Evolution is so limited to this one and only plaine? I am not.

Answer 3

The mysterious song filled the long corridor. I silently followed each note to the old ballroom to find.....you. You asked "Do any atheists believe in space aliens?". I answered " I'm not an atheist, so whatever!" I vanished.

Answer 4

No, beliefs are dangerous, but I recognize that the statistical probability that other life exists in our universe in quite astounding.

When people say aliens they automatically think little green men. Alien just means a life form that's not from our planet.

Answer 5

What if I believe God is a Space alien. is that
Exotheism?

Answer 6

It's the Scientologists that believe in space aliens.

Answer 7

Athiests believe that life started as a chemical reaction on earth. Therefore they must believe it is possible that this chemical reaction has occured somewhere else in our universe.

They also believe that all matter in our universe originated from the same place when the Big Bang happened, so the basic chemical makeup of our planet is all over... So yes.

Answer 8

Extra-terrestrial life in some form is probable, given the number of galaxies in the universe (> 100 billion), the number of stars in just our galaxy (~100 billion), the number of planets, moons, and other significant objects in just our solar system. Add to this the fact that life is possible (we're here), and you have a strong likelihood of life elsewhere. However, advanced life is another question.

Answer 9

When we make contact with lifeforms from another planet we will know that they exist. Belief won't come into it. I think it is very probable that other planets support life but with the distances involved, I doubt we will make contact with any of them. It is possible that life of some sort will be discovered elsewhere in our solar system but it will probably be similar to the most successful lifeform on this planet - single celled organisms.

Answer 10

Sure, why not? The universe is a big place, and to think that we are the only intelligent lifeforms in it is shockingly arrogant. As for whether or not they have ever visited and/or probed us is another story, but I definitely think that other life exists in the universe someplace. I sure hope so, anyway, because if humanity is all that the universe has to offer, the universe is lacking.

Answer 11

I think that just as life developed and diversified on this planet, its very possible that it could have devloped and diversified on other planets as well.

But do I believe in the little grey guys with the big eyes that crash landed at Roswell and perform experiments on abductees? Uh ... no. If I wanted to believe in stuff that sounded *that* ridiculous, I'd be religious.