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We are the only life in the Universe. It is a FACT because life on other planets is NOT mentioned in the KJV Bible. It is obvious that the entire Universe is fine-tuned to support life in this planet. If you can't see that, you're a blind Satan worshiper and will go to Hell and suffer for the rest of forever for being so demonic and stupid.
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Re: Vatican Searches for Aliens; Proof Catholic Church Founded by
Vatican Joins Scientists In Search For Aliens
Wednesday, Nov 11, 2009 @09:11am CST
(Rome) -- Scientists and religious leaders are gathering this week in Rome for the Vatican's Pontifical Academy of Sciences conference.
The group is holding the meeting to study the possibility of alien life.
Experts will offer information on planets discovered outside of our solar system, how life may have started on earth and the geological record of life on earth.
The possible discovery of aliens could pose a problem for the church.
If there are aliens and they looked different than earth's people, how could the idea that God made man in his image hold up? Father Jose Funes, a Jesuit astronomer at the Vatican Observatory.
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Re: Vatican Searches for Aliens; Proof Catholic Church Founded by
It is a well-established fact that the Illuminati has infiltrated the Catholic "church" for centuries.Originally posted by Ezekiel Bathfire View PostAre you suggesting they are the Illuminati?
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Are you suggesting they are the Illuminati?Originally posted by Nobar King View PostWhy would Jesus die for aliens? How do we know that they even have souls? They might just be walking lizards.
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Preposterous, but true. I'm never adverse to a game of Spot the Fish.Originally posted by Mad Prophet Helmholtz View PostCATHOLIC CHURCH WAS FOUNDED BY A HALF-MAN HALF-FISH ALIEN WHO CAME TO EARTH.
The picture you show is from the Pergammon Museum in Germany:
Let me introduce you to the next pope:Originally posted by Mad Prophet Helmholtz View PostLook at his head! Does it not look familiar? Of course: [I]it lives in in the papal hat the mitre.
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But would they surprise you at all?Originally posted by Oakland "Reb" Griner View PostGhastly indeed would be the abominations priests would depravitate upon an alien male lizard child !!
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[shudder]
Ghastly indeed would be the abominations priests would depravitate upon an alien male lizard child !!
If such a deviancy were possible, Satan would have to build a new annex onto Hell for punishing those priests !!
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Re: Vatican Searches for Aliens; Proof Catholic Church Founded by
I suspect that the Romanists are doing this because they have run out of altar boys to molest on this planet.
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Re: Vatican Searches for Aliens; Proof Catholic Church Founded by
Why would Jesus die for aliens? How do we know that they even have souls? They might just be walking lizards.
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More papist nonsense! The Catholic Church has increasingly been giving into secular science for the last 100 years. Not only do they endorse the Big Bang and evolution, now they are postulating the existence of space aliens?
Brother Avatar beautifully pointed out the absurdity of this. If there are aliens, then Christ would have died for them too. That doesn't make any sense!
Also, if there are aliens, why is there no mention in Genesis? It says God created the heaven and the earth, not a whole bunch of different earths will various alien species on it. The papist church never surprises me how on how willing they will concede Scripture to accomodate atheistic science and superstitious paranoid nonsense.
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Yeah, Catlick church, intelligent beings are all over the universe. Jesus is run ragged dying on each one of them strange planets for their sins, day after day. Like that makes sense.
'Father, who's sins will I die for today?'
"Sending you to Altair 7, son, they worship turnips and their own dung"
"Are they going to kill me too?"
"Yes, Son, but it's not as bad as Earth. No nails, no cross, they just look at you disapprovingly until you lose the will to live, kinda like Mormons do."
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Vatican Searches for Aliens; Proof Catholic Church Founded by ETs
The Catholic Church is now publicly searching across the galaxy for Extra-Terrestial lifeforms. This may come as a shock to some, but not to those like me who have been blessed with revelations. Spaceship Jesus told me via telepathy on August 9, 1981 that the CATHOLIC CHURCH WAS FOUNDED BY A HALF-MAN HALF-FISH ALIEN WHO CAME TO EARTH.
This is all truth and proven. The ancient Sumerian civilization practically sprouted up overnight. History books say this. The Sumerians attributed their civilization to an alien entity who was half-man, half-fish named Oannes (also known as Dagon). The name "Oannes" is the original version of the name "John". (Like JOHN Paul II)

Look at his head! Does it not look familiar? Of course: it lives in in the papal hat the mitre.

THIS IS UNDENIABLE EVIDENCE THAT THE CATHOLIC CHURCH WAS FOUNDED BY ALIENS. Furthermore, these aliens are hostile towards SPACESHIP JESUS EMPIRE and have brainwashed billions of people over 2,000 years. When Landover Baptist says Papists are minions of Satan -- THEY ARE RIGHT!
So it comes to no surprise that the Catholics are searching for their alien forebearers among the nebulae and islands of stars in our galaxy. READ FOR YOURSELF! It is no coincidence the Catholics admit this just 3 years before the landing of SPACESHIP JESUS ON 12/21/2012.
Source: MSNBC
Vatican looks to heavens for signs of alien life VATICAN CITY - E.T. phone Rome. Four hundred years after it locked up Galileo for challenging the view that the Earth was the center of the universe, the Vatican has called in experts to study the possibility of extraterrestrial alien life and its implication for the Catholic Church.
"The questions of life's origins and of whether life exists elsewhere in the universe are very suitable and deserve serious consideration," said the Rev. Jose Gabriel Funes, an astronomer and director of the Vatican Observatory.
Funes, a Jesuit priest, presented the results Tuesday of a five-day conference that gathered astronomers, physicists, biologists and other experts to discuss the budding field of astrobiology — the study of the origin of life and its existence elsewhere in the cosmos.
Funes said the possibility of alien life raises "many philosophical and theological implications" but added that the gathering was mainly focused on the scientific perspective and how different disciplines can be used to explore the issue.
Similar discussions in 2005
[…]In the interview last year, Funes told Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano that believing the universe may host aliens, even intelligent ones, does not contradict a faith in God.
"How can we rule out that life may have developed elsewhere?" Funes said in that interview.
"Just as there is a multitude of creatures on Earth, there could be other beings, even intelligent ones, created by God. This does not contradict our faith, because we cannot put limits on God's creative freedom."
Funes maintained that if intelligent beings were discovered, they would also be considered "part of creation."
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Today top clergy, including Funes, openly endorse scientific ideas like the Big Bang theory as a reasonable explanation for the creation of the universe. The theory says the universe began billions of years ago in the explosion of a single, super-dense point that contained all matter.
Recent popes have been working to overcome the accusation that the church was hostile to science* — a reputation grounded in the Galileo affair.
In 1992, Pope John Paul II declared the ruling against the astronomer was an error resulting from "tragic mutual incomprehension."[...]Tags: None
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