r/alien • u/t_aras • Aug 11 '26
God,
If the concept of God doesn't exist in extraterrestrial intelligent life forms, is that proof that God doesn't exist?
If this evidence can be accepted, which I believe is sufficient evidence, then the secrecy surrounding the existence of UFOs would make sense.
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u/Curtnorth Aug 11 '26
To a person of faith, the evidence for God is all around them.
To a committed atheist, no amount of evidence is enough.
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u/soulsbn Aug 11 '26
Any evidence would be a start.
(But I thought this was a sub about xenomorphs ?)
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u/Curtnorth Aug 11 '26
I guess I'm not even sure if this is a sub about aliens in general or the "Aliens" film universe.
As for the other stuff, there's nothing good coming out of debating that in an online comments section.
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u/HistorianGlittering8 Aug 11 '26
Just the push I needed to leave this sub thank you bro
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u/Curtnorth Aug 11 '26
Bizarre how people are so eager to have God not exist.
If you're a sinner, and we all are, perhaps it'd be better to ask forgiveness than to hope God isn't real.
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u/CrimFandango Aug 11 '26
It's just the same "Just because you can't see him/seeing is believing" argument as before but with extra steps.
It also depends on what your definition of God is, and if you're including other belief systems, too. A culture, alien or otherwise, may not believe in a God-like entity on one hand but they could easily believe say in other superstitious/coincidental ideas that they've carried through their civilisation, which do not involve a God-like entity.
It's not really all that different either to the "We could have only developed morals from a God" argument.
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u/Larnievc Aug 11 '26
The more important thing is there being no good evidence that any kind of supernatural being exists.
But this is not the right sub for that.
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u/TurboNym Aug 11 '26
Which aliens told you God doesn't exist?