What happens to all faiths when scientist finds intelligent life?

I like where you started but you went off the tracks pretty quickly. Obviously you don't know too many people of faith or the answer would be self evident. Since you chose the bible as a focus, can you tell me where it says there are no other planets let alone that there's no life on other planets? For those who believe, that is all they need. If the bible doesn't preclude it, then it can be. The same holds for other faiths...even the most fundamentalist Jews and Muslims can accept life on other planets without damaging their faith. Hindus pretty much already believe it to some extent. What you need to do, if you want to be a confirmed atheist (as I am) is to study the faiths of the world and come to terms with them. Then you want to seek out the faithful and get to understand them. Most are just normal every day people who feel that they know the truth and everyone else is wrong...just like an atheist but with a different truth.

I don't know many Christians that do not believe that life can only be possible on this small, insignificant planet. Those that do, however, would merely shrug and claim that God would have created all life in the universe if they were presented with proof of life on other planets. It's easy to change belief and religious doctrine to interpret modern day scientific knowledge. They do it all the time.

How would religion change if this intelligent life form also believes? I have never believed that we are alone in the vastness of space. I may not be up on my Bible passages but I don't recall reading anyplace that the humans on earth were the only beings created anywhere. By the way, am I not innocent because I believe?