UFOs: A Part of Reality?
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Bear with me on this…..
My Jesuit teachers, when I was in seminary, taught that
reality – our existence and all that is – comes (came?) as result of a thought
by God.
That is, we exist by way of an instantaneous creative or
introspective thought in the mind of God.
I’ve always set that idea aside when discussing or thinking
about the ways of God. (It’s a bit iffy for me to deal with.).
Let me assume that God, if there is one (or two or more),
created and creates within the confines of time, as we know time…..a linear
period.
In the creation of our Universe – the billions of years of
that creation – wouldn’t a sentient God get bored with the creative process,
described by astro-physicists (as those on the Science Channel’s “How the
Universe Works”)?
The smashing of proto-planets, star formations, black holes,
and all the intervening processes of Universal creations would wear thin, it
seems to me, for an omniscient creator: billions of years of vast detritus.
But then comes, the creation of living entities, on our
Earth.
At first quantum particles then microbes, followed by the
processes of evolution, leading to mankind, which ultimately provides
“entertainment” for our supposed Creator, not as a whim in the blink of an eye,
as it were, but a historically prolonged passage of time, millions of years of
movement, from primitive humans to what we are today, still primitive but with
ingenious caveats of imaginative behavior, good and bad.
Everything we know makes sense in the context of our natural
environment, the process of development. All things can be accounted for, even paranormal things: ghosts,
Bigfoot, Nessie, et cetera, everything but UFOs, seemingly.
Why do UFOs not fit into our schemes of evolution, natural
environment, societal development, warring peoples, constructs, civilizations,
everything that exists?
UFOs, not those things that are advanced aircraft, that have
appeared and appear out of nowhere and interact sometimes with humans.
Even if there is no God, how is it that UFOs show up within the context of natural evolution, development....something with no connection to how life began and evolved?
Isn’t that strange, uniquely so?
RR




1 Comments:
Boredom might be unique to human psychology. Or at least to certain forms of organic life. Thinking God can be bored seems to impute too much of our lowly earthly psychology to God.
I like the idea that UFOs do not fit with the broader stream of development apparent in the history of the universe. Especially the very strange UFOs. This aligns with my impression that UFOs are a deception. Their true nature is hidden from us and what we have experienced of them is an illusion.
Martin
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