Extraterristrial Life?

Do any flat-Earthers here believe that there are other biological species within this universe apart from the organisms living within our planet?

Within our planet? Hm, I don't know of any there, either, but assuming you mean "on," not "within," no, I do not believe in other biological species besides those that exist on Earth.

...if you don't know of any creatures living "within," then I suppose you've never once dug a hole in the ground and found an earthworm.

To give a short answer:  

  UFO's are for real.  An Russian Orthodox priest by the name of Seraphim Rose hit the nail on the head several years ago when he said that UFO's are demons.  

Long answer:  

  Many conservative protestants deny that they exist at all and that it is an assinine hoax.  The good thing about this point of view is that it discourages contact and interaction and interest with UFO's.  AS UFO's are certainly an evil thing to be avoided.  They are real however.  Demons can take many forms.  They take those which will be the most deeptive to modern men.  IT is the same demonic being whether he is imitating a ghost or a dead person at a seance or even imitating a dead relative to someone having an out of body experience in order to deceive the person.  Orthodox Christian literature is full of accounts of demons involved in deceptions and taking false outward forms.  Most of the accounts of UFO's and UFO abductions bear many of the same characteristics as those of demonic encounters in OrthodoxChristian as well as non-Orthodox literature.  In UFO accounts, often a feeling of great cold as well as a horrible stench is often encountered.  This is often the case with demonic encounters in Ortohodox literature.  "Aliens" are always hostile to Christian Orthodoxy.  This is true when supernatural beings are encountered in non-Christian literature.  I know of a specific buddhist account very similar to "alien abduction" from the early nineteenth century where the "wise old man" told his young Chinese disciple that in a land to the north were images of Cross and of a Woman with a Child.   This "old man" told his deceived disciple that these images were evil.  It is obvious that the images were Christian ikons and the land to the north was Russia.  Demons hate Christian Orthodoxy.

  In the fourteenth century, a certain Orthodox priest placed his son (a married Christian man can become a priest, but not a monk, in Orthodoxy) in a monastery.  Soon afeterward, a demon came and took the buy physically to a far away place, and through the priest;s prayers was forced to return him shortly.  The priest was so scared after what had happened that he removed the boy from the monastery.

  My point is that "alien abduction" is nothing new, but it is becoming more common.  The fact that it is becoming more common is an indication that the world is becoming more demonized.  And the people that are returned after being abducted have so deceived that they are actually promoting peace and unity with the "aliens" who are actually demons in the service of Satan.  The same goes for Steven Spielberg's movies such as "Close Encounters" and "ET."  It is no surprise to me that thedirector of such movies would be jewish, as ever since they rejected Jesus Christ, their religion and their literature have been the keys to the occult sciences.

  Several references to those sharing my views on this point are many works by the distinguished and erudite French researcher Jacques Vallee (he has presented reports - in person - to the General Secretary of the United Nations on the subject since Kurt Waldheim in the 1970's among other distinctions) including his magnum opus "Messengers of Deception."  The following is an interview with him concerning the reality and the evil of UFO's.  However, as the interviewer warns you had better hold on to your beanie cap as it really digs into the subject:

http://www.boomspeed.com/joseph2/page6.htm

Also, UFO's are the subjectof a forty page chapter in Seraphim Rose's book "Orthodoxy and the Religion of the Future":

http://www.sainthermanpress.com/catalog/chapter_one/orf_book.htm

Finally, the more recent 'Cracks in the Great Wall' by Charles Upton (2005) is a well read book exposing the truth about UFO's:

http://www.sophiaperennis.com/upton_cracks.html

-Dionysios

Aliens are from other planets, they are not demons.

Stupidass.

This was very much a part of the Montauk project based on eastern Long Island which took place while Hubbard was in the Navy.

Inferences that they are planets are drawn from modern opinions (in ALL probability first suggested by demons) that invented a ridiculous esoteric interpretaion of telescopic observation of the objects (such as "analysis" of the colours) to make unwarranted conclusions like it is a "planet" or temperature determining age, et cetera.

This is actually material for another post,

I have a question for Erasmus.  You say people reporting demons are similar to people reporting aliens.  I would agree with this, but you doubt the equivalency of demons and aliens on what ground other than your opinion or it is the first time you have heard that perspective?

Perhaps you do not necessarily believe such old stories from the Lives of the Saints.

This is the root of our differences.

Your post was just strawman BS.

Jews drinking blood and sacrificing people? Jesus was a Jew, remember?

Um, do you know what "straw man" means or did you just think it would sound impressive in your post?

Interesting point.  Christ's followers -- the people whom he sacrificed himself (a person) for -- believe they are drinking his blood.

Dionysios: so basically, your argument that UFOs are really demons boils down to the observation that some UFO sightings resemble some stories about demons?

What do you think about the possibility that hundreds of years ago, people were curious/afraid of demons, and so attributed unusual phenomena to demonic mischief; but are now curious/afraid of UFOs, and so attribute unusual phenomena to extraterrestrial mischief?

I claim that the similarities between stories about demons and stories about UFOs are present because the people telling the stories are similar, not because the events themselves are.

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Jews drinking blood and sacrificing people? Jesus was a Jew, remember?

Interesting point.  Christ's followers -- the people whom he sacrificed himself (a person) for -- believe they are drinking his blood.

A weak or sham argument set up to be easily refuted. The person was asking about Extra-Terrestrial life, like aliens on alien planets far from the scope of our technology, and Dionysis put words in his mouth that he was referring to UFOs visiting Earth so he could go on a tangent about UFOs being demons.

Who are these that fly as a cloud?