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delete please Out theology certainly can be seen to teach that we have visitors from other planets occasionally, minus the flying saucers and popular alien descriptions. I’ve never considered it? 
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I’m really reaching here but…. If Adam and Eve were “transplanted” here from another sphere, than one could explain the fossil record as pertaining to a former creation. It would make the 6000 – 10,000 year-old earth (this creation) theory a little more palatable.
I believe any visitors to earth are spirits or angels who were or will be born on this earth. I do believe aliens from other worlds exist. Whether alien have abducted humans might happen, but I’m not sure. I think it is plausible. There’s actually a whole group of conspiracy theorists that are pushing that idea and they have a whole show on the History channel about it called Ancient Aliens. They take it a bit too far and try and connect every anachronism in the archeological record to visitors from another planet, but it is still entertaining to watch. Why not. Is is certainly as believable or provable as an all knowing omnipotent God. delete please This actually is one of my favorite peculiarities of Mormon theology. It makes the concept of godhood so much more powerful and, imo, meaningful than what exists in the rest of Christianity. delete please Bruce in Montana wrote:I’m really reaching here but….
If Adam and Eve were “transplanted” here from another sphere, than one could explain the fossil record as pertaining to a former creation. It would make the 6000 – 10,000 year-old earth (this creation) theory a little more palatable.
The problem with that is DNA. We are linked in so many ways to other life forms. We are not a stand alone species that has no commonality with other species on this planet.
Cadence wrote:Bruce in Montana wrote:I’m really reaching here but….
If Adam and Eve were “transplanted” here from another sphere, than one could explain the fossil record as pertaining to a former creation. It would make the 6000 – 10,000 year-old earth (this creation) theory a little more palatable.
The problem with that is DNA. We are linked in so many ways to other life forms. We are not a stand alone species that has no commonality with other species on this planet.
Yeah. That is a problem.
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cwald wrote:Cadence wrote:Bruce in Montana wrote:I’m really reaching here but….
If Adam and Eve were “transplanted” here from another sphere, than one could explain the fossil record as pertaining to a former creation. It would make the 6000 – 10,000 year-old earth (this creation) theory a little more palatable.
The problem with that is DNA. We are linked in so many ways to other life forms. We are not a stand alone species that has no commonality with other species on this planet.
Yeah. That is a problem.
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What was the, Jodie Foster, i think, movie where the aliens seeded the earth?
Red planet maybe? I don’t know…but that kind made sense to me.
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