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Dear all congregations of the Bible I have a question.
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Fallen angels and angels were created as a static number. The only increase noted in the past was when they were having children.
They would have been the makers of all the ancient monuments we have and the destruction would have been part of the flood. The universe should have many such cities that will be abandoned when mankind gets there as all angelic beings will have moved to a new perfected heaven when they can can be given in marriage.
Adam was the first created man. The other beings in Ge:1 were modeled after these beasts and any remains of man is the remains of primates, beasts of the field with the faces of men.
Re:4:7:
And the first beast was like a lion,
and the second beast like a calf,
and the third beast had a face as a man,
and the fourth beast was like a flying eagle.
Quoting: Wayfaring Stranger Not to be rude but your not answering my question. And the dumbfounded idea that aliens are fallen angels. You would have to interpret the Bible as completely literal. Which would make no sense and preachers wouldn't be necessary to INTERPRET THE BIBLE. it's nothing more then a a desperate attempt of faith to make up any excuse you can to continue to convince yourself that your faith is 100% uncorruptible. We know now that magic is the stuff of fairytales and science continues to reign supreme. If aliens exist that means your entire belief system would be removed entirely or you could go into phycological denial. I don't try to suck people away from their decision to believe in anything. But personally I do believe in complex life, more evolved then humans. The only reason I believe it, is because of the hundreds of sighting I've encountered in the past 15 years. In my experience this is fact. If I seen god or an angel or anything of the sort then things may be different.
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