"Louise Bishop (2008) asserts that virtually every thinker and writer of the thousand-year medieval period affirmed the spherical shape of the earth."

Oops. Lol, I guess I was the last one that thought that. Thanks for pointing me there, it was a good read. Learn something new every day.

 

Dust in the wind.

 

We shouldn't need hard proof here to believe it, it should already be universally believed, regardless of religion, because statistically it is such a ridiculous idea to believe there is no other life, and still ridiculous to believe there isn't intelligent life out there.

Heck, there are some researchers who are asserting that some religious beliefs are based upon alien encounters, and that somethings were done with the help of aliens etc.

 

Any one seem ancient aliens? . A little much.

 

all the evidence you'd ever need to know the proof of aliens is in Battle Los Angeles, derp derp derp.

 

Just look at the night sky hundreds of miles from civilization. Like Arizona , or some where similar. More stars in the sky than grains of sand on the planet. Gotta be something smarter than us out there.

 

I read that the chance of life occuring elsewhere again like with our planet's DNA (a code) would be like putting a roomful of monkeys in front of typewriters and having them accidentally type out a volume of encyclopedias. If it isn't created, then the chances are absolutely astronomical that it would happen by chance just once, let alone twice.

Additionally, there has never been a code that was created by chance. A code (DNA) requires an intelligent mind to be created, and to decipher. Patterns can occur at random and contain little information. But codes, no.

I'll try to find the article. It's a heavy read but an eye-opener.

 

Here we go. . . . . . . . Believe or not believe is not relavent. Let's not turn this into a religious debate.

 

meh as long as they drive a chevy powered UFO

 

Couldn't agree more.. Def def something else out there