Evidence: We are not alone (Introduction)

by BBella , Monday, March 16, 2015, 05:22 (3540 days ago) @ Balance_Maintained

How do you think the two ideas differ - besides what they are called God/s-Aliens?
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> I think the biggest difference is not in the creatures themselves, or the stories, but rather in our interpretation of them. When most people think "Alien" they think of creatures from light years away, and perhaps unbelievable strange, but they are almost always solid, physical creatures based on physical realities and working with advanced technology. -So, are you saying you believe there are aliens that inhabit the physical realm?
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> This is different in kind than the concept of spirit creatures, which live on a different plane of existence entirely, one that either borders, or overlaps to some extent, our own. These spirit creatures were not shown as being technologically advanced so much as they were as having a more direct connection with the fundamental forces of physics/nature. Angels, and even god to an extent, are generally presented as being both extremely primal in an elemental sense and extremely sophisticated in an intellectual sense at the same time, as if they have no need for technology as such because their advancement was internal whereas ours has been external. 
> -The scriptures speaks of the spirit that is in man: Is it different than these spirit creatures that exist on a different plane? If so, what is their difference's and why is the word spirit used for both in the scriptures?