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Something else to consider is that there are interpretations, and then there are alleged experiences, or phenomena. When we say "angels", we automatically assume certain interpretations of the word, without really knowing what we mean.
Many of the ET believers take "angel", to mean alien. Many take biblical accounts of Angelic and Godly encounters, to be encounters with extraterrestrials.
It is interesting to see the convergence of these two belief systems. And one of the promoters of this idea is actually a Presbyterian minister.
There are also religious people who consider the alleged ETs to be the biblical demons - the Nephilim.
Many of the ET believers take "angel", to mean alien. Many take biblical accounts of Angelic and Godly encounters, to be encounters with extraterrestrials.
It is interesting to see the convergence of these two belief systems. And one of the promoters of this idea is actually a Presbyterian minister.
There are also religious people who consider the alleged ETs to be the biblical demons - the Nephilim.
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