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Extraterrestrial Theology |
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To pursue a theology that adequately answers the
questions that are raised by the fact of our ET neighbors and their
intervention, benign and malevolent. Seeking a cosmologically consistent
religious outlook.
Dedicated to Dr.
Michael Salla, whose work spawned this study.
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| Theology
after contact: religion and extraterrestrial intelligent life - by John
F. Haught, Department of Theology, Georgetown University |
| Alien
Ideas: Christianity and the Search for Extraterrestrial Life - By
Benjamin D. Wiker |
| Ecology,
Cosmology, and Theology: A Trialogue - Georgetown Univ. |
| Theology
Sees ET Life As Compatible with God - brief, by Vicente Chafer, 2004 |
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Sci-Fi Connection in LDS Theology? - Jeff Lindsay |
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You Baptize an Extraterrestrial? - Brother Guy Consolmagno, a Jesuit
priest, says the discovery of life elsewhere in the universe would pose no
problem for religion. |
| Bible
Leaves No Room for Extraterrestrial Life - Jonathan D. Sarfati, A
creation scientist says it's hard to reconcile scripture and alien
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| Intelligent
Life in the Universe and Exotheology in Christianity and the Baha'i Writings
- by Duane K. Troxel |
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and Willett's Wager - "IF and when ALIEN, extraterrestrial
INTELLIGENT life makes contact with us, or vice versa, the said
extraterrestrial intelligence will be a mixed community of atheists and
theists or deists. They will NOT be in possession of knowledge or proof of
either the definite existence or non-existence of a god or creative
supernatural force."
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Exopolitics:
Political Implications of the Extraterrestrial Presence
