Alien not a threat to Religion

 

Evidence of the existence of extraterrestrials (aliens), who delivered many experts, is no longer surprising people. No longer a man to panic. Why? The answer is that technology advances so quickly.

Leading psychologist, Dr Albert Harrison of the University of California Davis asserts that in 1961, the U.S. government has warned that evidence of the existence of aliens would create public panic.

But now the warning is no longer relevant. Modern man, says Harrison, it was happy or even the existence of aliens do not care if it's been proven. Advances in technology make the news about the alien is no longer scary.

"The discovery of ETI (extra-terrestrial intelligence) is not so surprising for a generation accustomed to the word-processing machines, electronic calculators, avatar and mobile phones," said Harrison as published in the journal Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society.

Generation technologies, he added, "Unlike the generation that grew accompanied typewriter, rulers, slide rules, a public phone."

He added, people are already accustomed to the idea of ET since Alien seekers organization, the SETI (Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence), claiming to hear an alien radio signals 50 years ago.

So terbisanya with aliens, half the population of the United States and Europe believe aliens do exist, and some even believe UFO sightings are reported to have anything to do with aliens coming to Earth.

The second article in the same journal written by Ted Peters, Pacific Lutheran theologian Theological Seminary in Berkeley, California.

In his article, Peters said, the discovery of aliens is not a threat to the world's religions.

This is based on a 1300 survey of different faiths around the world. "Clearly, the majority of religious adherents, regardless of what their religion, do not see contacts with space aliens as a threat to their beliefs."

Evolution expert Professor Simon Conway Morris of Cambridge University believes should. According to him, the possibility of human-like intelligent beings in outer space is very small.

If evolution occurs in every part of the universe, there can be no sky explorers who came from the older part of the universe.

"That does not happen, and will not happen. We never visited by aliens, and did not bother to make a welcoming committee for them." "They do not exist, and our own."