ALIENS – HAUNTINGS – AND UFOs Part I

It seems to me that a lot of shows on the History Channel and some others, i.e., Curiosity Stream, Hidden Expedition, Mysteries Unsolved and, Unusual Expeditions are rallying around the concept of ‘Ancient Aliens’, Hauntings, and multiple gods.  There are even conventions dedicated to these topics.

The Alien Con is a 3-day event. The conference aims to discuss and cover topics on science and fiction. The convention presents an opportunity to connect and interact with experts, science and fiction fans, and star of ancient alien, face to face. The event stages the prospect of networking with people having similar beliefs and interests, to encounter the prevailing concepts and seek discovery of various kids of the environment.

At one end of the spectrum, some born-again believers, simply sum these up as demonic activity and, those seeking to, contact these, out-of-this-world entities, have no idea who and what they are dealing with.  At the other end of the spectrum, you have these some of these same believers believing these things simply don’t exist.

It is in the nature of humans to wonder about the unknown and search for answers. At the foundation of nearly every culture is a creation myth that explains how the wonders of the earth came to be. These myths have an immense influence on people’s frame of reference. ^Ref

          My first question is: Once sin entered the Garden of Eden, did it affect ALL of God’s creation? I.E., the animals, plants, and the earth in general. My thought process is yes. Why? Well, it kind of gets a bit controversial here. It is a known fact that:

 Of the great apes, humans share 98.8 percent of their DNA with bonobos and chimpanzees. Humans and gorillas share 98.4 percent of their DNA. Once the apes are not native to Africa however, the differences in DNA increase. Humans and orangutans share 96.9 percent of their DNA. ^Ref

                        (Even this data is up for debates in some circles)

            That being said, is it possible that Cain interbred with these animals and if so, could that be the evidence behind the discovery of:

These ARE NOT meant to portray racism but merely where the ousted Cain and his descendants originated.

            There is also some debate that Cain could have married one of his sisters. According to Scripture, it was only after their third son Seth was born, does it mention Adam and Eve had ‘sons and daughters’. (Genesis 5:4) Cain and ONLY Cain was banished to the EAST of Eden. So, who lived in the East of Eden? The land there was called the land of Nod and it was there he took a wife. It was called Nod because in the Hebrew, the word translates wonderer, and God told Cain that he would be wonderer all the days of his life. So wherever in the East of Eden Cain settled, that became the land of Nod. But I digress.

            The next question I have is, when Satan and his cohorts were kicked out of Heaven, one-third of the angles, where did these angels go?

            The Bible says they were cast to earth. So, apparently BEFORE the fall of man, angels were here on earth. Proof? Satan, the mastermind and ringleader, was in fact, the serpent in the garden. And since he was present before God created man, could it possibly be that is was one of those ‘fallen angels’ that Cain ran into when God banished him? Could these ‘beings’ be the hauntings, gods and UFOs?

Please feel free to comment, offer suggestions and/or opinions but DO NOT belittle, berate or, harass others in doing so.

MY ISSUES 2020

MY ISSUES for 2020!

Many things I have a passion for so perhaps I should start with a short list for this post..

1. Juveniles under 18 being charged as adults!
   This is a real issue for me particularly after working with the Department of Child Services as well as being quite familiar with childhood development, particularly within the realms of child psychology and cognitive development.

The most prevalent issue in the realm of cognitive development is a young person may know that they shouldn’t be doing something, they rarely recognize the consequences of their actions, at least for the most part.

• The, abortion issue!
  While I don’t believe in abortion for myself, I feel the government should keep their nose out of the legal stance of the issue. By making it a legal issue, the government is trying to legislate morality. Abortion, IMO, is a moral and social issue that should stay within the bounds of individuals. The passages of scripture that anti-abortionists use is being touted as God’s word on the issue, when in reality those passages are actually referring to, individuals. As for charging someone with the unintentional death of an unborn child, this law is in DIRECT opposition to the act of legal abortion. Read your Hebrew!
  
  
• Racism and Slavery!
  I mean, come on people, slavery has been around since the dawn of time. In millenniums past, slavery knew no nationality or ethnic group. Every ethnic group throughout history has had slaves and of every color. You don’t see the Jewish people whining and crying over what has been done to them over the centuries. Unlike our Black community, Jews weren’t only slaves, other ethnic groups, and that means today as well, are persecuted and are targeted for total destruction. And what really gets my goat are those African American who claim discrimination. People of color have made more contributions to society than almost any other race. As I have mentioned before, those African Americans who have ‘made it’ didn’t rile on the white people after their success, i.e., Sammy Davis Jr., who was a famous entertainer, Thurgood Marshall (July 2, 1908 – January 24, 1993) was an American lawyer who served as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States from October 1967 until October 1991. Marshall was the Court’s 96th justice and its first African-American justice. And let’s not forget Jesse Owens, Rosa Parks, and Harriet Tubman who, during the American Civil War, she served as an armed scout and spy for the Union Army. In her later years, Tubman was an activist in the struggle for women’s suffrage. These accomplished African Americans never held a grudge as just as many of them fought and worked alongside whites. Those in the North fought willingly while those in the South had no choice. Gee, I wonder if that is the difference between the doers and the accusers.