Top 4 Reasons Space Aliens Would Not Disprove God

Join us for a thought-provoking livestream as we dive into the cosmic question that has intrigued minds for centuries: Do space aliens disprove God or Christianity? We will cover the top 4 reasons space aliens would not disprove Christianity. Whether you’re a believer, skeptic, or simply curious, this discussion will explore the intersection of theology, extraterrestrial life, and the mysteries of the universe.

We’ll refute these arguments that claim extra-terrestrial life will disprove Christianity:

ARGUMENT 1: The absence of any mention of extraterrestrial life in the Bible challenges the Bible’s credibility and claim on completeness.

ARGUMENT 2: The discovery of extra-terrestrial life means humans aren’t the center of God’s plan but Christianity claims that humans are.

ARGUMENT 3: Alien contact will contradict Christianity if more advanced aliens have no religion.

ARGUMENT 4: **BONUS** argument … watch the video to see.

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00:00:00 Intro
00:01:49 Poll Result
00:02:50 Argument 1 – Since ET Is Not in the Bible = Bible Is Fake
00:04:40 Rebuttal 1
00:06:28 Argument 2 – Humans Aren’t the Center of God’s Plan
00:07:16 Rebuttal 2
00:08:20 Argument 3 – Discover Smart Atheist ET = We Should Be Too
00:08:58 Rebuttal 3
00:10:45 Bonus Rebuttal – But Powerful, Intelligent Aliens Do Exist
00:13:36 Outro

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