Why do Many Atheists Believe in Aliens, but not God?

Yes, I grew up fifteen minutes from Amish Country. My neighbors were Amish and there were about fifty Amish in attendance at my Grandparents funerals (they drove the Amish place when they needed to travel long distances).

My Brother worked for Verizon and one Amish Community allowed members to have a flip-phone, as long as it did not have a camera on it. My Brother had to inform them that when the next models released, there would be no more phones offered at Verizon without a camera. They would either have to put a piece of electrical tape over it and trust that their members won’t use it or come up with another solution.

Another Amish Community shared one cell-phone that they housed in a sort of phone booth that they built out of wood near the end of the lane.

Some Amish builders are allowed to use power tools only if you offer some to them, otherwise they must continue working with hammer & nails. They were three days into building my friend’s home, when he found this out. They won’t tell you this and it is on a community by community basis : )

Sorry for the question, but is it alright to believe in God AND in aliens? I think aliens might exist and if they do God created them as well.

Greeting earthling (just kidding ; ) Yes, you can believe in aliens and that God created them. “Jimmy Akin’s Mysterious World” has talked about this, and this question has come up on “Weird Questions for Jimmy” over on Catholic Answers Live.

I personally do not believe in aliens. I am also prepared not to believe “Project Blue Beam” when it is conducted. This is where world governments may try to fake an alien invasion or Jesus’ return to further control the masses. They just showed us what they can do with a virus, now they will see what they can do by using technology to convince us that things are in the skies above. Or maybe not. Maybe none of this will happen : )

Sounds like the Psy-Op is active. Part of operation Blue Beam is apparently trying to get Pastors on board with the idea of Aliens. Christians, do not fall for whatever our government has planned.

I don’t believe in aliens, although there is no reason to suspect their temperament as hostile or otherwise if there were. McDonalds appeared to Earth in 1940 and that was bad enough.

Dinosaurs weren’t in the Bible and so I think it is okay for people to consider extraterrestrials as real. Dinos are not noted in Scripture as far as we know only because it was man by means of God who was to list that which was in Creation and it would have been too beyond the knowledge of people at the time for them to have comprehended, or at least not applicable to the meaning in Scripture.