Message #7509

[cleasterwood]

Don't get your feathers in a ruffle.  Geesh.  Besides, according to some more respectable scientists a meteor or comet brought the spore that created all life to this planet.  The planet was conducive and provided the right atmosphere to sustain life.  If you look at it that way, in an obscure, albeit distant way it makes us alien.  No to mention, you have to be pretty niave to think that we, humans, are the only intelligent life in the galaxy.  There are millions of worlds, a handful of which are capable of supporting human life,  we can't explore so we shouldn't discard any possibility of alien visitation.  You can even go so far as to say the Christian God is an alien.  Turth is, we don't really know. 

Again:

You can find aliens in just about every religious texts in the world if you look hard enough.  It's all in the eye of the beholder I guess. 

But on a whim, I tried to find the word Andhakka in my hieroglyphic dictionary and can't find it. Do you mind giving me the transliteration so I can discuss this with you further.  As far as I can tell, there is not word beginning with any form of the letter "A" in the Khemetic language where the "n" and "d' are shown together.  So either Sitchen is making up words or you're misspelling it and I've never put much stock in his 'research'.

Giants are easily explained, so are beasts bigger than man.  People dressed in animal skins, a man over average height can be considered a giant.  I saw some 7' twins in a store once and they could definately pass for giants.  By no means am I supporting anything Z.S. states, but the ancient texts still can not be discarded just because of his skewed veiws.

Blessed be,
Lynn