Jesus, the aliens and the fate of the Earth

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I think the problem of Christians nowadays is that they're telling a story that has no sense at all with respect to Jesus, aka the Christ. A lot of them try to make sense of the doctrine of the trinity, just to say an example. It's something that I don't even understand. What the hell is that, in the first place? No one can agree about it, which I guess is the reason of the existence of the many Christian sects out there. The same with this doctrine that says Jesus came to forgive our sins, and many other nonsensical doctrines.


I'm sorry but I'm really tired of so much bullshit. The fact of the matter is very simple, we're not alone in this universe, there are many advanced alien civilizations out there coming from other planets and galaxies and we're an important evolutionary project for those aliens that look over us with much attention. Jesus, of course, is perhaps the most important piece of this project as I'm going to explain using reliable sources.


Benjamín Solari Parravicini

This argentinian artist had psychic abilities which is important to communicate with aliens (as Abraham and other prophets). He channeled many psycographics which are prophetic drawings revealed by the aliens. Some of these drawings display the arrival of a new Earth and with it the coming of Jesus in person.

In the drawing on the left you can see a text that says "...and humanity will rise to see Jesus". The drawing displays seemingly Catholic nuns and in front of them there is a person with a tight suit that cover all of his body and head which is the typical suit that aliens wear, this person is supposed to be Jesus. The other drawing on the right says "Jesus arrives and reign". So, according to many interpretations, it's clear that the aliens are giving the leadership of the new Earth to Jesus.


Chico Xavier

He was the most respected and credible medium in Brazil. I'm not sure if he communicated with aliens but he revealed an incredible story about Jesus and what he was doing for the future of the Earth. Chico Xavier said that he met with Jesus in a huge alien mothership located near Jupiter. He kept stunned because he realized that over Jesus there were more evolved aliens that were in charge of other planets and entire galaxies, which means there is a hierarchy. These other aliens were also known as Christ. Jesus was in charge of the Earth. According to Chico, Jesus managed to convince the "Galactic Confederation" (an alliance between alien races, similar to the United Nations) to concede a test period of 50 years to the Earth. The deal was that if the humanity didn't get involved in a nuclear war until 2019 the Confederation will allow a smooth transition to a more evolved planet. The transition should start at 2030 after the old system falls. I guess the Earth passed the test otherwise the old prophecies should have been fullfilled.


Sixto Paz Wells

Sixto is a peruvian contactee and wrote many books about his encounters with the aliens. It's a credible source because he invited many journalist to sight UFOs in places where the aliens indicated beforehand. So, he said that the aliens took him to meet "someone" and he got stunned when he realized who was that person. Jesus was in an alien colony located in Ganymede, a moon of Jupiter. You can hear the story in youtube (in Spanish). What Jesus told him was very profound. Honestly, I don't know if he really made that story up because it sounds unbelievable but considering the other claims it seems that it fits the whole story.


There may be similar stories of people meeting with Jesus but this is all what I have. As you can see, there is no trinity, no heaven, no angles flying around. Jesus is with the aliens waiting his turn to lead a whole planet and not sitting down next to God.

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#2 •••
@Misterio

HaHa.


And in front of them is a guy with no clothes on.


Hey Misterio, are you the reincarnation of IlDiavolo?

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How to Make a Tinfoil Hat


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@SergeantLynch
And in front of them is a guy with no clothes on.


Well, people see what they want to see. If you want to see a naked guy that's your problem. Lol.


I know it's very controversial but Parravicini has a lot credibility here in Latinamerica. I analized his drawings and most of them were already fullfilled.


Check these two drawings. The first one is about the covid, it's clearly a chinese guy with his hands on his head, and the text says "The cold on head and throat will be the beginning of the plague", now we know the covid started in China. The second drawing is about the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York, the text says "The liberty of North America will lose its light, its torch will not light up as yesterday and the monument will be attacked twice".

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@Misterio

It's not his problem, it's his fixation.Let's be clear on that. I have absolutely no doubt there's life on other planets.The universe is too big to assume we're the only ones. I kind of resent that the only way that the aliens could come back is through Jesus Christ, but that's okay. Everyone's entitled to their theories.

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@Sidewalker

What part of my post seems far-fetched to you?


The bible says Jesus was taken up by a cloud. With the knowledge we have today, this cloud, and several others in the bible, was nothing but an alien craft.


Maybe you're talking about the resurrection. I don't think it's far-fetched either. The aliens that look over us are advanced and evolved, so it's quite possible that they have the technology to raise Jesus from the dead.

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@Polytheistwitch
I kind of resent that the only way that the aliens could come back is through Jesus Christ, but that's okay.


Well, from what I can make out, he's not coming alone. According to this theory, Jesus is part of a staff, so to speak.


Besides, Jesus knows pretty well the humanity because he did the job nobody wanted to do. But I understand your resentment, Jesus is very related to Christianity which teaches anything except what Jesus really taught.

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@Misterio

I am sure even in ancient times people could tell the difference between a cloud and spacecraft.

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#9 •••
@Misterio
which teaches anything except what Jesus really taught.


No kidding.

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@Debby
I am sure even in ancient times people could tell the difference between a cloud and spacecraft.


The bible is full of clouds watching over if you didn't notice.


Plus, when you see a UFO from a long distance, the UFO looks like a white smear. So, no, people back then couldn't tell it was a spacecraft.

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I think without all the light pollution the night sky was amazing and much clearer than today. I think people use images that are closest to what they see. A ship is a cloud, a bright light is fire (burning bush), etc.

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Simply stated, the Rare Earth hypothesis suggests that the very unique conditions of Earth that allowed complex life to arise and flourish are exceptionally uncommon — and they’re unlikely to widely occur throughout the universe.

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@FLRW
Simply stated, the Rare Earth hypothesis suggests that the very unique conditions of Earth that allowed complex life to arise and flourish are exceptionally uncommon — and they’re unlikely to widely occur throughout the universe.


Oh, pulease FLRW, we both know the universe is pretty damn big, there are probably a trillion or more planets with similar enough conditions for complex life to evolve.


Now let's look at it statistically, so far intelligent life has evolved on 100% of these planets that we have been able to observe. How exactly do you arrive at the conclusion that there is a total of 1 planet with intelligent life.


Show me your math.

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@Misterio

How did you miss Ezekiel 1?

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@Misterio

Do u believe in an afterlife?

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@linate
Do u believe in an afterlife?


It's not that I believe, I'm not a person of beliefs.


I have the certainty that consciousness continues after death, it's what religions call the soul which is nothing more than a neural network that experience and learn through several lives. The body is just a vessel to experience this reality.

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@Misterio

Are you suggesting God even recycles consciousness?

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No 'spirit' particles have been discovered by quantum tests, which would point to no afterlife existing.

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#19 •••
@FLRW

The Bible tells us God stores them either in heaven or hell.

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@Sidewalker

When one sees something they have never seen before, most often the description is accomplished by comparisons to things they have seen, just like attempting to translate words from once language to another. That would be fairly easy to do if every language had the same lexicon; a word-for-word match. But, they do not. There are languages more efficient, and less space consuming by the characters used, than other languages, not to mention a grater lexicon [word list, such as a dictionary], than other languages. Net result: translation is is a best-as-can-be-done proposition with lots of interrupts. Example, In Greek, there area seven sewparatre words to say "love" in English. English must use3 add adjectives and adverbs [love is a noun and a verbs] to say what Greek says in a single word. In Ezekiel's case, he did the best he could with things seen he did not understand, and that was an experience shared by many biblically, and also in the Quran, the Torah, the Tripitaka, the Veda's, etc.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@FLRW
No 'spirit' particles have been discovered by quantum tests, which would point to no afterlife existing.


That merely implies that the wrong tools are being used to detect the nature of some things, like looking through the porthole of an airline at 35,000 feet and seeing the curvature of Earth, and thinking the glass is warped because everyone knows the Earth is flat. Oh, and, yeah, the glass only warps at altitude because on the ground, everything looks flat that is flat, and round that is round.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@fauxlaw

Imagine the view from heaven or hell?

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@Debby
Are you suggesting God even recycles consciousness?


I didn't mention anything about "God".


And I don't see it as a recycling. Every being in this universe has a soul, even aliens do. The only difference is that their consciouness is linear, they don't reincarnate. When they die they just change body like changing clothes. We, on the contrary, forget everything during the reincarnation.


This is according to the contactees, of course. It's not my claim.

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@Debby

One god does. There are a variety of afterlife stories.

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These aliens look oddly humanoid, you know, like the Marvel or DC depictions of them. Now don't tell me they also happens to speak English.

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#26 •••
@Polytheistwitch

The Bible describes heaven and hell better than other religions.

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#27 •••
@Debby

Other religions don't necessarily have a heaven and hell. Be dumb for them to describe something that doesn't even exist in their religion.

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@Intel_06

Are you the chinese guy?

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#29 •••
@Polytheistwitch

Not all religions include concepts of heaven and hell; Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, Islam) feature a heaven and hell, though with nuances, while Eastern religions like Hinduism and Buddhism emphasize reincarnation (samsara) and karma, where hell-like realms are temporary states between lives, not an eternal afterlife. Other religions may have different concepts, such as the afterlife being a return to the divine, a process of purification, or non-existent, depending on their theology and cosmology

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#30 •••
@Misterio

What does that have to do with the conversation?

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