You shouldn't bring God into the UFO conversation

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While I keep trying to interject God into our conversations here, it riles Dominick, and I have to agree with him that allowing the idea of God having something to do with UFOs merely bogs the matter down, often into a quagmire of nonsense,

I just read a comment over at Kevin Randle’s blog that came from a reader there who was espousing Satin and demonology nonsense as part and parcel of the U.S. military men/women contingent in the Pentagon who deal with UFOs and related matters.

Nick Redfern had long ago confirmed that there was (and is) a radical evangelical contingent in situ at the Pentagon and among the military generally.

These people sincerely believe that Satan works among humanity now (and has always). And while there may be some theological belief that this is so, the idea malfunctions when reason and sanity prevail.

The idea of an ongoing Satanic aspect to UFOs not only confuses the topic but increases the silly or crazy elements that intrude on the phenomenon’s possible legitimacy as a bona fide matter for scientific research and study.

If religious nuts – and they are nuts! – take hold of ufology or even an aspect of the UFO community, the topic is doomed to more ridicule than it can handle.

So, while the idea of God’s reality or not and His/Her part in our daily existence fits into my interest in how the God idea came about, I’m going to hold back from inserting God (or Satan) into the firmament here.

It’s, as Dominick implies, an insult to reasoned rumination in this forum. 

RR

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