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There's been a lot of stories recently about how Mars has signs that point to past life. This is clearly a psyop by the NWO to "discover" alien life to push people away from Christianity and become complacent with the coming atheist world government. I'm sick of it
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The earth is bussy shaped.
Read
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This but actually unironically. As a
this was obvious for decades, even going back to Carl Sagan when he actually was a scientist. Atheists have this bizarre idea that when they find life on Mars this will totally own the Christians and they will suddenly repent and admit they were wrong. Which ignores facts like:
Maybe there wasn't life on Mars.
There isn't really anything in Christianity that is against life on other planets. We've been debating this for centuries but it's really not important to the religion. In Bradbury's The Illustrated Man there's a story about finding Jesus on another planet. FFS C.S. Lewis (massive chud) wrote a trilogy where alien Christians are a huge part of it.
If Christians are bothered by this they'll just lie about it and say it isn't true, like every group of humans who hears some news that they don't like.
Why are atheists so obsessed with this? This is their messianic project. Suddenly the Christians will all convert to their religion and this will end all problems on Earth. The worldview of Gene Roddenberry in the last few years of his life when he was dying. It's a mirror image of the creationists. On one side you got tards who refuse to learn science, on the other side you got tards who refuse to learn how actual human beings are.
I hope and pray that there's actually Mr. Spock out there
(or even microbes) as much as the next guy, but let's get real. Right now we should be putting our efforts into actually learning how other planets work. Other stars have entire categories of planets that we never dreamed of in my time. We literally haven't even scratched the surface of most worlds in our own solar system. We shouldn't be looking for "intelligent life" (some alien who is similar to us who will tell us we're important) we should be looking for what we don't know, what we can't even imagine.
!christians I'm calling in all possible personal armies tonight to tell me I'm smart.
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This has nothing to do with Christianity.
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Sort of hot take?
Space is empty boring space with occasional rocks in between with even more empty boring space.
Everything interesting has happened on this particular rock
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Darn, you're really mad over this, but thanks for the effort you put into typing that all out! Sadly I won't read it all.
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I didn't intend it to be that way, but I poured out of my heart a lot of stuff that I've been thinking for a long time. Why don't you ever tell me I did a good job?
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Until we find another dead sea scroll in a Martian cave
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