Lights in the Sky & Little Green Men: A Rational Christian Look at UFOs and Extraterrestrials

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Lights in the Sky & Little Green Men: A Rational Christian Look at UFOs and Extraterrestrials

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This is a fascinating book, and i'm sure some people will shake their heads, but the authors make what seems to be an air-tight case. With the exception of the two chapters by mark clark (chs.

Lslgm argues that there is a 1e-200% chance that any other planet in the galaxy could support life. He argues that earth is the only planet capable of sustaining intelligent life. The book also argues that rufos are interplanetary and come from anothe... Read More

Lights in the sky & little green men (lslgm) is a look at the ufo phenomenon from both a rational and christian perspective. Modern science gives reason to believe thatthere is a transcendent reality beyond our universe.

One last nugget worth noting. The good news is that you can do something about it. Finally, rationally walking through the issue.

Cons

Ufo sightings and alien abductions aren't due to extraterrestrials; they're demonic. Placing them under the category of the “occult” or associated with witchcraft. The biggest problem with this book is even if you are willing to go along with their ar... Read More

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Quality

While his data on exoplanets and possible life is now dated the relevant point about the scarcity of source planets for intelli... Read More

Excellent book that provides a lot of the “back story” behind the history chanel’s “project blue book” series that recently air... Read More

Pages 171 through 192 make a scientific analysis of the universe vis a vis the existence of earth and the development of intell... Read More

34he is able to unravel truth from fiction and like the good scientist astronomer that he is looks hard at the data without try... Read More

Price

That information alone was worth the cost of the book

Even for those who do not believe in anything spiritual the clarity of the research and the collection of data alone is worth t... Read More

Competitiveness

Organizations such as the seti institute search for extra terrestrial intelligence founded in 1984 employs more than 100 scient... Read More

He demonstrates that the number of stars in the cosmos with planets of any size is significantly less than carl sagans ubiquitous estimates

An interesting and much older comparison is carl sagan’s ufo’s a scientific debate

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christian, subject and demonic.

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This product had a total of 346 reviews as of our last analysis date on Mar 24 2024.