Im 100% sure that Aliens exist. But from religious point of view who are they ?
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you open my eyes my brother ,
why dnt you write a book something like , islam exposed, quran exposed and stuff like that...
hold on a second people try to expose in their very best effort but they face defeat all the time.. i still dnt know y hmm
when clear mistakes and contradictions happen on other scriptures they are unable to answer ...
i remeber a video even though it was a between a traditional muslim and christian .. on the subject the bible and quran in the light of science and audeince give their decision already .. although its been 16 years now but i amazed why did not other scriptures hold challange apart from quran...
https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHpQK2UtAio
everybody must watch this in their free time...
I wrote the above in 3 minutes, it was supposed to be a joke..
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I wrote the above in 3 minutes, it was supposed to be a joke..
you have a nice sense of humor my brother... laugh
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Peace Socrates,
So it appears many stories in old scriptures tell of the Anunnaki, that were as gods to the men living in the time they ruled the Earth out in the open.
But modern ideas about these aliens/gods have bunched them all together into a single entity; this obviously makes no sense and leaves people with knowledge scratching their heads, for mainstream biblical scholar suggest "Elohim" refers to God though it is a plural form. What gives?
The answer is that some of the Anunnaki were nice people and some not so nice; some supported and loved mankind and others hated and tried to exterminate us. When you throw all those stories and characters together in one single entity, that entity appears capricious, even schizophrenic.
Some Anunnaki would then clearly be distinguished as "gods not to follow", like Baal, whereas "the Lord" do, say and feel things that are all over the board.The story of Gilgamesh is one great example of all this; this is a story that predates the Bible by millennia but made it into the Old Testament.
The hero of the Sumerian flood epic, Ziusudra is the Noah mentioned in the Bible.Regarding the above post especially, i believe that the Anunnaki have no foreskins and that they told their servants to cut theirs off so when they wished to copulate with women all males would look similar. So that would make the whole foreskin issue into a big deal, politically as well as culturally.
bravo bravo bravo
Peace