Extreme Evolutionary " Scientists "

Name one evolutionary scientist that thinks we might be rescued by benevolent aliens.

 

That's not what he said. He said solve OR be rescued by benevolent aliens. Naturalistically, those are the only alternatives.

 

"Extreme evolutionary "scientists" are suggesting that if the human race does not destroy itself or become extinct, we could possibly solve our ultimate problems or possibly be saved by benevolent aliens."

It seems a fair question to name one "extreme evolutionary scientist" that "suggests" we could "possibly be saved by benevolent aliens."

I do know on Star Trek, benevolent aliens (Capt Kirk and the spaceship Enterprise) often save life forms on other planets. Going back further, we have the Day the Earth Stood still, where an alien comes to warn us saying we must grow up or suffer the wrath of Kort.

Today we get a constant stream of movies teaching godless thinking dressed up as science fiction, but really are propaganda from the godless left. How many movies show how prisoners are lied to, tricked, or tormented and mutilated to extract information for a "good cause." People conditioned to this sort of thinking are ready to take their place as guards in a Nazi death camp.

 

The body of Christ is divided. Some say man is made up of three parts, body, soul and spirit, but others (including me) say man is made up of body and spirit with the soul being the core attitudes and attributes of the spirit. Our "spirit/soul" is formed within us by God, Zechariah 12:1.

To be spiritually dead means to be spiritually separated from God, i.e. in a sinful state. Thus to be made sinners is to be made in a separated from God sinful state as a consequence of Adam's sin.

 

Why don't you simply name one of these scientists?

 

Can't answer for anyone but me, but I do not make it a point to record the names of, in this case scientists, that run their spiels on documentaries.
I have watched hundreds of hours through the years and am unable to NAME a single contributor to any of them.
This covers earth, forests, sea, space, foods, and many more subjects.
Ergo the advice is probably pretty spot on!

 

Did some homework for your lazy butt. This was at the top of a Google search.

http://usgovinfo.about.com/b/2011/08/23/nasa-aliens-might-eat-us-in-self-defense.htm

Haven't verified it, but just-want-peace is right. The preaching is out there whether or not one can name the guys saying it.

 

Sure, I agree, I can't name one of the scientists on the documentaries I've watched either. But if someone posts on a forum, "there are evolutionary scientists that believe man will be saved by benevolent aliens, isn't it incumbent on that poster to have a citation at the ready? Do you know how many kooky "scientists" are out there on a wide range of tin-foil hat subjects?

Allow me to rephrase my question: Why don't you simply name one of these credible scientists?

 

The "theory" is called directed panspermia - proposed by the late Francis Crick - discoverer of the structure of DNA

Rob

 

Panspermia is the idea that life was accidentally seeded on earth from organisms hitching a ride on comets or asteroids. It can also include life being deliberately seeded here by aliens. So far as I know there is no sub class in the theory of panspermia that stipulates that aliens will come back to save the species they seeded on earth.

So I guess I'm still waiting for the name of a credible evolutionary scientist that believes benevolent aliens will save the human race.

 

I think this link pretty much covers the subject and its underlying purpose, a moving the goal post argument from Atheism.

http://americanvision.org/1210/aliens-as-cosmic-saviors/#sthash.24gdzKPy.dpbs

 

Link is about Hollywood movies featuring the themes of aliens as Earth's savior. Still no name of a credible evolutionary scientist.

 

You are one lazy butt.

http://usgovinfo.about.com/library/PDF/2011_ET-Scenarios_full_paper.pdf

http://usgovinfo.about.com/b/2011/08/23/nasa-aliens-might-eat-us-in-self-defense.htm

 

In the secular world, the two greatest mysteries are, is there life after death, and is there life elsewhere in the universe. As Christians, we know the answer to the first question.

None of us know, in all honesty, if life exists elsewhere in the universe of not. All we know as Christians is that if it is there, God created it. There is nothing in Scripture that says there is not life in other parts of God's creation.

Even if there is life, it does not mean it is intelligent or advanced as we are. Even if the life is advanced or intelligent or both, that does not mean aliens have visited earth, or even know it is here. The whole concept of a benevolent alien helping us is off the radar.

The best science fiction episode I ever saw on this concept was a Twilight Zone called "To Serve Man." Great story but fiction. Of course, in the end, after the aliens had helped us in many ways, we find out the book "To Serve Man" was a cookbook.

All good entertainment, but my Savior is the Creator of the universe.