Is it blasphemous for a Christian (practising) to consider or believe that there may be life (or even human life) on other planets?
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Ananamiss
ANSWERS: 4
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Blasphemous, no. A good use of time, probably not.
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to try to find out the truth in the universe seems to never be a problen "study to show yourself approved" "always have an answer" the more you question the more you will find out. personally I use the Bible as my backbone, hope you do the same.(ps not the translation but the real word of GOD ) +2 God bless
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I do not see how it could be blasphemous. Yet, bare in mind, that if there were beings on another planet. They would look just like us. Our Lord and Savior would be there Lord and Savior. For there is ONE GOD. I do not know how Jesus' dieing on the cross would p-layout in this other world. I do not believe God would play a game with this situation. I do not believe God would send himself to this other planet to die on the cross for them. So I guess I am looking for responses... 'Cause, after further thought, I do not think there would be life on any other planet. Otherwise, the whole salvation scenario would need [played out on each planet. IMHO, I do not see God doing this, but who am I to put God in a box?
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No, not blasphemous. Knowing what we know (or the little we know) we cannot discount the very real posibility that God created other intelligent beings not of this galaxy. Why? Only God knows. Did He create them in his image and therefore in need of salvation? idk. Only God knows. As a Catholic I feel it would be more "blasphemous" to deny the posibility of life on other "earths". Cheers
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