Is God an Alien?

Ultimately, the concept of religion is the creation of the so called serpent. If you truly examine religion you will see that it basically incites or instills fear at various levels within our psyche. This fear grows on many subtle levels but it also causes many of us to constrain ourselves into tight little packages of what we believe is and has to be. Somehow this enforces our sense of supreme importance and yet at the same time it diminishes our ability to access our true supreme potential. Life is not discovering who we are but rather it is creating who we become. Religion tends to smother and blind us from this intended ability which results in our inability to move forward. The planet is filled with people searching for more and yet so many are caught in a twisted game of fear, greed and deception. This energy being created spreads through out each of us and around the globe. In turn, it causes dissent, fear, animosity and eventually manifests in to global division, hatred and war. The true human potential is and was meant to be so much more than it is.

Is God an Alien? Perhaps, but in the end, we are aliens to our own true potential and purpose and in that sense, this makes us an alien to God.

So is there a God? For me, I say yes, there is a higher power but as to others, some say there is not. Does this really matter? Not really! Whether we believe God exists or whether we don't really doesn't change anything in the end. What we do and don't do, well, now that is an entirely different matter. Plain and simple!

No, because there's no such thing as god.

The END.

THE DOGON TRIBE!!!!!!!!

Does it matter?

Is that why John Mccain fears Mexicans?!

People need to get over the idea that God is a man in the sky watchin our every move. It sounds like a fairytale. You know what God is? It's so simple and obvious that people seem to look right over it. God is Life. The fact that we are living and moving and breathing and have energy flowing in and out of us every second of every day is GOD. So, for all intensive purposes, the Sun is God. Without the sun the earth would not exist. Now I know what your thinking, "God created the sun." Wrong! The way I see things is that without life the earth would die, without the sun life would die causing the earth to die. It's only logical to come to the conclusion that without something the sun would die. What that something is idk. But it's there. It's just too big for us to comprehend what it is. What I mean is... Do you think an ant knows there's a giant populated city down the road from them? Hell no. They just live their lives serving the queen. It's the exact same with us. We see ourselves being big creatures that tower over many animals on earth, but don't you think there's something down the road from earth that's so big we cant understand what it is? The only difference between us and ants is that they live to serve the queen. They live to build a home and find food for the queen who, in turn, gives birth to everyone in the colony. They know their purpose. Continue their life at any means necessary. What's our purpose? We try to make it fancy and complicated by declaring that we are "made in God's image" and we are "God's chosen ppl." But we're not. We aren't special. The same life that runs through that tree outside your window flows through you.

So the idea that an alien dropped our DNA on earth like a farmer plants a seed doesn't sound too far fetched taking into account the magical and fantastical idea of the traditional God.

This has been a fascinating topic, and during the course of this post I was turned onto several video's talking about the tenth plant making it's way toward us causing a great upheaval on our planet. Does anyone out there have more information on this situation?

No. God is an Oklahoman Satanist.

I think it is sad so many people doubt the human capacity for imagination and intellect , so much so , that the achievements of the past are denied their due credit , and that credit heaped on those other creations of human imagination and intellect , unearthly symbols of transcendant powers ......

if not. they will be soon.

Well of course!!! It just makes too much sense!!!

God as an alien? I don't believe so. Aliens coming to earth and having a hand in the building of our civilisation? Possible. One thing this article forgets or doesn't realize is that most mythologies start out with some sort of void which some indescribable being turns into the universe and subsequently takes a backseat as its creations run amok. An alien coming to earth could easily be deified into a Roman-esque God or a biblical angel. That's probably how they would view *us* if we traveled back in time. Regardless of any third-party hand (that may or may not exist) in our creation, I view these creatures as separate from THE god, defined as the creator of (and in my opinion, exists as) our universe. Any aliens are Children of God, just as we are.

I have seen archaeological slideshows of some of the artifacts mentioned (and more), like the ancient world map. As the scientists describe it, these things are evidence that once a global and relatively advanced civilisation occupied this earth. Any other conclusions you draw from this evidence (such as how, why, and where it went) is only conjecture at this point. A Schroedinger's box that we cannot open yet, only drill little peep-holes.

It's definitely feasible, it's pretty arrogant of us to think we have the only life filled planet in all the billions of galaxies.

Now this is of course a topic that we can only speculate on since noone can say with absolute certainty whether there is or is not a God. However from my own observations and rational thinking, i believe there is no God. At least no God as described in the Judeo-Christian religion.

However, there is more than likely alien life in the Universe, possibly even in our own solar system. With the finding of ancient life on Mars it seems extremely likely that life is not only possible to exist out in the cosmos but it may even be somewhat plentiful. With that said i sincerely doubt we will in any time soon encounter intelligent alien life. If they had the potential to travel the galaxy to find us then chances are they would stay away from our ass-backwards little planet.

I wouldnt rule out the possibility that intelligent alien life has visited us in the past either though. All across the world ancient civilizations have inscriptions of Gods in chariots and some pictures of what appear to even be flying machines. As far as i am concerned it is entirely possible that aliens have landed on our planet in the past and may have even interfered with human history.

This place is amazing. I posted a story last night called "Civil Rights Groups Challenge Obama’s Assassination List" I have no comments. This crap has 131. I would think an article about whether or not the President of the United States of America has the authority to kill a U.S. citizen without any criminal charge or trial is more important than whether or not God is an Alien or Fried Beer.

So you're saying aliens don't exist?

I guess we will all find out soon enough

In Xenu we trust.

Only when he(or her) visits Arizona ....LOL!

God is a primordial, a priori happening that enabled our big bang myth (and all other creation myths) to take place and engineered (not like a clockmaker) everything (and 'nothingness) to exist, it is the Tao, that which is infinite, a transcendent concept that is beyond precise comprehension

I have yet to see any compelling arguments or evidence for the existence of deities, alien species or otherwise. It could be that advanced civilizations have been involved in our world, with those encounters misunderstood by humans as supernatural, but such a notion, as devoid of evidence as it is, carries the stamp of arrogant solipsism all too common in our thinking. It's more likely that our active imaginations and overpowering sense of self-importance lead us to conclude that the universe is all about us, or at least, that we have some important part to play in it if we accept some form of "secret knowledge" without evidence. This childish notion should not be taken seriously. I keep an open mind about alien life, even intelligent alien life, and there's no reason why it would be impossible for them to have visited us at some point in the past. But it's a claim without good evidence.

Philip Dick went over this in "Valis."
The funny thing is that he was serious.

Assuming that God exists, yes, by human definition God is indeed an Alien since "Alien" in this present context refers to scient beings not originating from Planet Earth. On the other hand, if God does not exist and only humans have invented God, then no, God is not an Alien since if God originated in the minds of humans, God does indeed originate from Planet Earth.

HOW IS THIS #1?????????????? Michio Kaku would laugh at you.

Wow, okay here we go again (for me). I have a scientific mind. I cannot believe in things I cannot measure in the real world, or simply, I adhere to the Scientific Method.
That being said, there is not one, two but three ways that there could be what some would describe as a “god.”
I will attempt to blob them all together for ease (there’s a laugh) of understanding.
“Hubble Bubbles,” statistics and time line collapse:
Since the universe is expanding at a faster rate, but relative to the speed of light, we on earth cannot as of now, see light beyond the distance light can travel to reach us as we too speed away at near the speed of light. In other words, there is infinite distance in space which we cannot see. Our Hubble Space telescope, and other light affiliated telescopes, can only see outward to a certain distance. For us it is as of now the limit, or our “Hubble Bubble.”
There is no reason to believe that the stars we can see, are the only stars out there beyond our Hubble Bubble. There would then be a statistical probability, that given infinitely small but expanding variations in the entire universe the possibility of an exact duplicate to our visible part of the universe is 10 to the 22 power (Discover Magazine, like 2001). Multiply that by the infinite universe, and we have countless doppelgangers out there folks, doing exactly what we are doing now.
Yet I spoke of infinite variations as well.
Infinite variations of infinite diversity would also be the case. As a result, there has to be an infinite number of Beings that have infinite power and knowledge, what one may call gods. However, their very existence would make them aware of each other and statistically make their combination into a singular and infinitely multiple Being, all a fact at the same “time.”
An infinite number of Hubble Bubbles must necessarily also have an infinite number of physical qualities which would give rise to physical influences which must make the universe, infinitely singular to the point of existence while not being detectable as something which exists.
This would make a condition wherein everything is infinitely one, yet at the same time, within the infinite/finite nature of the universe, we have infinite time, space and dimension. So we get to play around in the illusion of our realities. However, the illusion is the only thing which exists, and therefore is the only reality, or reality itself.
This would also explain the existence of the “gods” or “god” in the same way.
Since the universe is both infinitely singular and infinity large within that nature, we are our own gods. There is no separation between anything in the infinitely probable and therefore the infinitely real reality.
However, I have to make this point. Since we are one, and since we know that observation of atomic particles affect the time line from the “past” to the “present.” when you imagine a god, that god is as real as you imagine it. One could argue that if one imagines an infinite number of gods, then that has to be the case, even outside the imaginations of others. It is all true, it is all infinite, and it is all an infinite singularity, all at the same “moment.”
If you believe extraterrestrials are or were our gods, that becomes true. In fact it becomes true the moment I thought about it and through you the moment you read these words.
So too someone else’s god or gods cannot effect the non believer, because their infinite influence on the universe will make the universe the way they see it.
So then why can I not just imagine I can fly and do that? In a infinite universe with infinite realities, our corner of reality appears to have in it’s nature a certain perception that as a species cannot recognize this reality of our universe through our bodies senses.
Why? The influence of the “linear time” (an illusion and reality on the physical universe) allows for another aspect of what has to be part of the infinite universe. Consequently the conditions on our earth, had to exist in order to evolve us. We are a necessary part of the rule of infinites that is the universe. Otherwise the universe would not be infinite, which it is.
Our next step in human evolution must be to embrace the illusorily nature of the world around us, and the universe in general. Why? Because we imagined it into and consequently made it all real in our universe.
Your very perception and conceptions about this writing, have made you change the universe, from what it was, into what it always has been. And the “old” universe you perceived and conceived before you read this, is still in it’s nature part of the infinite universe. In fact, it is not to far fetched to see each and everyone of us moving between infinite universes. I liken it to all of us being caught up in an infinite fun house of mirrors. The mirrors are all connected, but we move ourselves, like an image in the mirror, from one universe to another. Hence we have universi. This is not to say the universi are not connected, as they would have to be as an infinite singularity. But within the singularity, the nature of the universi is to each behave as an individual universe. This description would suggest that there are no universi, but they sure appear or behave as separate universes.
Time, space and dimension is a direct result of a right hand angle, causing three dimensons, time and space and dimension(s). Those angles would be the fun house mirrors in my simplified example.
This would also mean that by the infinitely slightest measure of time, anyone you are talking to is infinitely changing. The guy you bought your coffee from yesterday, is not necessarily the same guy you buy coffee from today. The number of those guys, and their doppelgangers is also infinite and one with you and the entire universe consisting of universi.
I understand this, and there has to be, because of the rule of infinites, “extraterrestrials” that not only understand it like me, but better then me, up and including up to being as those gods that are one god as well.
So there is a god, there is gods, and “aliens” can be like the gods to us. However, when we can more consciously manipulate our environment to manage the universe around us, then we will be the gods or god, with “aliens.”
PS: This is why I cannot find a boyfriend. LMAO!

Seriously though, that's a deep question. For me, "God" is a concept that does not imply a specific identity I could touch or relate to outside of myself because for me God, or "Gnosis" is in all of us. It defines infinite wisdom and light, and all that brings us to enlightenment in knowing that problems can be solved if we look within ourselves instead of always looking outward. Looking outward only gives us excuses to be arrogant and selfish. So I don't know if there was once a god that was an alien, but I do know that for many the true concept of God in so much as actually practicing what they preach about "him" is alien to them.

We are advanced microbes, here to feed on oil!

i have considered this many times. it is more than scientifically feasible.

First, you have to define "god".

If you mean the being in the Bible that talked to Moses in a burning bush, then no. That being does not show any signs of advanced intelligence- it is a creation of the myths of primitive nomadic people.

If you mean some being that created humanity, then, again, no- we evolved.

If you mean some being that established the first spark of life on this planet, then, well, maybe- but I don't think so.

If you mean some being that created our entire universe as a bubble within a black hole within their universe, perhaps entirely within a controlled environment like a laboratory- maybe.
But again, I don't think so.

If you mean some being who loves us all and answers our prayers- heck no, that is just silly.

angels, aliens, etc...all from the 4th dimension.

"Supernatural being" or "extraterrestrial", the problem is the same - building a convincing argument for the thing you claim to be true.

Only the best evidence, best facts, only the best reasoning can do that.

Have at it.

think thats possible. it would explain the walking on water thing, because i could image that be something an alien might be capable of.

..."Chariots of the God(s)"...hey Jan...no BP...(giggles)...sorry, a bit of a stretch...