Are all other worlds deprived of God?

[grannymh]

The question is: Would Christ still have walked if there were only x people on Earth?

If you answer x = one million, you’d need to justify why you think Christ wouldn’t have come for one person less, which you couldn’t. Same for every value of x down to one. Ergo, spiritually, Christ died for each of us individually. Christ died for you.

 

[AnglicanForMary]

So…after reading lots and lots of pages…let me try to tie some of the most recent replies back to the original post: Would these putative worlds with their putative native intelligent species who may or may not have been vouchsafed a culturally-contextualized revelation of God have a conscience with same obligation of conscience as we do? i.e. if they were not given the opportunity to form a conscience would they still be bound by it the way we are? (yeah, its probably begging the question, and I’m obviously stretching to bring things on topic, but I want to try to steer things back to the sources)

 

[tonyrey]

So…after reading lots and lots of pages…let me try to tie some of the most recent replies back to the original post: Would these putative worlds with their putative native intelligent species who may or may not have been vouchsafed a culturally-contextualized revelation of God have a conscience with same obligation of conscience as we do? i.e. if they were not given the opportunity to form a conscience would they still be bound by it the way we are? (yeah, its probably begging the question, and I’m obviously stretching to bring things on topic, but I want to try to steer things back to the sources)

A conscience is absolutely essential for intelligent beings who are social and interdependent. The principles of liberty, equality and fraternity are the basis of peace and harmony in any community which consists of autonomous individuals.

 

[Geist]

The Alan Hills 84001 meteor from Mars has either crystalline structures or fossilized Martian bacteria in it.

Life definitely exists elsewhere in some form, in fact, its been synthesized in a lab here.

The panspermia theory of lifes origin here on Earth would stipulate the universe is quite populated by cellular life looking for homes.

Lets be honest, life is real, since we are here, and it had to start somewhere, why not anywhere?

 

[Robert_Sock]

Of all the worlds that God created, our world is the absolute lowest.

 

[John21652]

Of all the worlds that God created, our world is the absolute lowest.

Been to check out a few of the others, have you Robert?

 

[Robert_Sock]

Been to check out a few of the others, have you Robert?

What I wrote is based on Chabad, an Orthodox Jewish community of believers.

 

[John21652]

What I wrote is based on Chabad, an Orthodox Jewish community of believers.

Are they bona fide space travellers?

 

[Robert_Sock]

Are they bona fide space travellers?

Again, they are an orthodox community of believers that have a rich tradition. It comes down to faith.

 

[John21652]

Again, they are an orthodox community of believers that have a rich tradition. It comes down to faith.

So, based on the “faith” of others, you made the definitive claim that “Of all the worlds that God created, our world is the absolute lowest.”

This “faith” what is it based on? Space travel?

 

[Robert_Sock]

So, based on the “faith” of others, you made the definitive claim that “Of all the worlds that God created, our world is the absolute lowest.”

This “faith” what is it based on? Space travel?

What is the “faith” of Catholic Church based on? These are our Jewish brothers and sisters we are talking about here, not some New Age sect.

 

[John21652]

What is the “faith” of Catholic Church based on? These are our Jewish brothers and sisters we are talking about here, not some New Age sect.

Stop trying to change the subject.

You made a distinctly definitive statement about the lowliness of this world compared to other worlds.

What is that statement based on?

Space travel?

 

[Robert_Sock]

Stop trying to change the subject.

You made a distinctly definitive statement about the lowliness of this world compared to other worlds.

What is that statement based on?

Space travel?

Again, my statement about the lowliness of this world is based solely on the teachings of Chabad. Chabad says nothing about space travel, and neither do I.

 

[John21652]

Again, my statement about the lowliness of this world is based solely on the teachings of Chabad. Chabad says nothing about space travel, and neither do I.

Ok, you’ve ruled out space travel. So on what basis does your definitive statement that Earth is the lowest stand on?

 

[Robert_Sock]

Ok, you’ve ruled out space travel. So on what basis does your definitive statement that Earth is the lowest stand on?

And again, I base my claim on the sacred teachings of Chabad.

 

[inocente]

Are they bona fide space travellers?

 

[John21652]

And again, I base my claim on the sacred teachings of Chabad.

You already said that.

So what is the basis of the idea, parroted by you, that Earth is the lowest of all worlds?

 

[Robert_Sock]

You already said that.

So what is the basis of the idea, parroted by you, that Earth is the lowest of all worlds?

Religious faith.

 

[razredge]

I have been thinking lately and pondering this one question:

If God sent his one and only son to earth to die for the sins of man, what would happen to life on other planets?

I believe in this vast universe that there is probably another planet that can and has sustained intelligent life. How could they be aware of God’s presence when Jesus was sent to earth? Are all the other galaxies in the universe forsaken by God? Is it only humans here on earth that are his chosen race or did he send a son to them as well?

Has anyone else ever thought about this?

God’s blessings,
Joshua

Well, as the head of the Vatican Observatory has said, there’s no reason that the Word couldn’t be made incarnate on different worlds.

 

[perro_sarnoso]

I have been thinking lately and pondering this one question:

If God sent his one and only son to earth to die for the sins of man, what would happen to life on other planets?

I believe in this vast universe that there is probably another planet that can and has sustained intelligent life. How could they be aware of God’s presence when Jesus was sent to earth? Are all the other galaxies in the universe forsaken by God? Is it only humans here on earth that are his chosen race or did he send a son to them as well?

Has anyone else ever thought about this?

God’s blessings,
Joshua

your Sancte MIchael Archangele prayer is very important in this matter.

Jesus came to this planet to this people to a manger…because this is where life was created by God. Nowhere else.

Only microbial and bacterial life elsewhere… Not human…only earth.

It is a delusion of Lucifer to think otherwise and a plot of the new age movement to decieve and detract our attention from the message of the sound doctrine.