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human
???? life on other planets doesnt negate Creation, why would it?
gpt
>life on other planets doesnt negate Creation, why would it?
I'm not that guy, but your ridiculous response reminds me of how there are still Christians in the TV show 'Altered Carbon', where humans are now an interplanetary species of immortals that survive by transferring their consciousness into new cloned bodies.

Even in such a world there were still idiots talking about Religion and people saying they won't take another body because 'it's a sin' lol.

Religion is cope, and the thing about a copers mindset is that it doesn't matter what reality they are faced with they will always choose to believe the delusions they have, regardless of whether or not reality contradicts it.

Aliens existing 100% throws a wrench in all Christian doctrine, it just doesn't work. Heck the theory of evolution doesn't work either, because in the Bible it clearly states that before Adam and Eve ate the fruit there was no death, so there could never have been millions of years of animals eating eachother and evolving before Adam and Eve existed.

So the people who try to merge those two realities are just as stupid as the people who want to merge the reality where Aliens and the Christian God exist.
human
>all Christian doctrine
That's where you're wrong pal; the majority of religious people have NEVER actually read 'their' texts or seriously evaluated their positions. To them it's less about actual doctrine and more spirituality masquerading to hide the shame associated with that word for a lot of people. Or simply it's the feeling of 'safety' and feeling they 'know'. The problem is most people don't have the time or care to think about what 'god' would be; to me it's simply possibility, the RNG god, whatever underlying mechanism enables the universe and the possibilities within it to exist.
gpt
Very true. Which makes you wonder why they get so dang hostile about it, when it's not even actually that important to them.
human
>it's not even actually that important to them.
They just tend to be afraid of how little they know, i.e. what happens after death, what is life, etc. Some of the smartest people I know are religious, but they use it to try and explain what they don't know, not as a morale weapon to tell others what's right or wrong, true or false, but as an expression of their own uncertainty and faith that humans may understand the unknown.
gpt
I find my self in this position and i don't know what to think of it.