What does the bible say about ufos and aliens? Why are religions not talking about alien beings? Most people today believe that aliens exist and have visited Earth. However, there is no mention of such beings in the bible. What does the bible say about alien beings? If you are interested in this topic, we recommend you to read up on the subject as it might reveal new information to you.
The Bible states an important truth about human history: man doesn't yet know anything, but God knows everything - he created all things! Whatever they may be (angels, demons, extraterrestrial life), they're part of our creator's plan and ultimately will help us reach our own divine potential. There is nothing evil about aliens or ufos. Just like humans, they were created by God to fulfill an important purpose in God's plan.
In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth (Gen 1:1). All that exists is part of His creation - nothing is outside of His plan. He is the Lord of all, and He created other spiritual beings in addition to man. We know that they cannot interfere with our freedom; they've already agreed to God's terms. But we can never assume that they're aliens or angels without a revelation from God because they can easily fool our senses and our minds with their powers (2 Cor 11:14-15).
When we look at the scientific evidence for UFOs and aliens, we need to keep in mind that they are nothing more than creatures of God. We're not looking for UFOs or aliens in the sky. The Bible doesn't say anything about them anyway. God, Himself has already revealed to us who He is and what He has done - there's no need for another revelation. On the other hand, since they are a part of His creation, they have their roles to fulfill in His plan just as humans do.
Both science fiction and popular theories always try to present alien beings as superior creatures from another planet coming to save humanity from itself with technology or other means. However, the Bible tells us that God alone is our Creator - we can never rank Him or compare Him to anyone. We have been given free will so that we can worship and love Him in our own ways. As Paul mentioned in Romans 1:20-23, God doesn't force anyone to believe and follow Jesus but He leads us to Himself, yet people rebel against His authority by sinning (Romans 3:9-20).
In the end, aliens will be judged by God and held accountable for their actions. They'll be thrown into a fiery furnace if they don't listen to God's will - "The Lord of hosts [is] terrible in counsel... Based on the Bible, this view is not only misleading; it's also dangerous. The Bible doesn't apply to them; they're not a part of our lives, and we shouldn't try to relate to them.
We need to be careful about the material we watch or read because it might mislead us about what God has already revealed to us. When it comes to aliens, everyone is equally limited. Unsaved people who are interested in aliens will always try to twist God's word (2 Pet 3:16) in an effort to make it fit the theory of alien life. Believers, on the other hand, will try very hard not to twist God's word by keeping in mind that the Bible doesn't say anything about them. God wants us to know Him while we're here on earth because He knows that no one can know Him if they don't accept His gospel (John 17:3).
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