Was God an astronaut?
By ajinder
@ajinder (122)
India
December 14, 2006 11:13am CST
God created mankind? The imagery of extra-terrestrial visitors who came in from other planets, and possibly even other galaxies, to seed the human race is a fascinating one, although highly speculative. then mankind need look no further than itself to perceive how aliens would look. Because, if God was indeed an astronaut, He probably cast us in his own image.
3 responses
@polachicago (18716)
• United States
4 Jan 07
What we think as God, maybe is only extra-terrestrial visitor. If God created Universe, we still missing definition of God as a form. We humans always think about God that looks like human.
We may have many "gods" visiting out planet.
@desertdarlene (8910)
• United States
30 Dec 06
While I believe in extra-terrestrial life, I believe God was the first being that ever existed. And, I believe he existed before all of the physical world. So, he existed before any extra-terrestrial visitors came here or near here.
I believe we are created in God's image spiratually. I think that extra-terrestrials look, act, and perceive things so differently than we do that we can't even perceive it. Though we may be able to relate because they might be able to perceive of our way of thinking.
