VATICAN
CITY (AP) – The Vatican's leading astronomer says that belief in
extraterrestrials does not contradict faith in God.
The priest
José Gabriel Funes, Jesuit director of the Vatican Observatory, says that the
vastness of the universe makes it possible that outside Earth, there could be
other life forms—even intelligent ones.
In an
interview published on Tuesday by the Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano,
Funes says that such a belief "does not contradict our faith" because
aliens would still be God's creatures.
The
interview was headlined "The Alien Is My Brother." Funes said that
excluding the existence of aliens would be like "setting limits" to
God's creative freedom.
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The Vatican allows us to
believe in brothers from other worlds!
To believe
in intelligent life throughout the universe—that is what I have always said.
God is in
all the universe.
Life can't
be locked in a cage. Catholic teaching tells us that God created the universe.
The Earth
we live on, and all humans ourselves, are only a part of this creation.
Planet
Earth is vital for us, but in the infinite space of the cosmos, there are
similar celestial bodies—and therefore, to deny the existence of other beings
would be blasphemy. I do not know how
the politics of the various rulers in the many millennia of our existing
civilization have dealt with this subject.
There was
always contact with other beings. But in our present time, people still deny
the existence of extraterrestrials, especially having contact with them here on
this planet. Observations of the global
behavior of influential politicians and unusual facts bordering on insanity
confirm a denial that is carried out with all power and purposefulness on all
levels—be it scientific, religious, or political. In other words, however great
the effort, the status quo must be maintained as it is to proceed with a plan.
It is a
plan that came into being thousands of years ago.
Everything
is planned for the long term because prophecies are insights into such sketches
of our future. It is a plan that must be
fulfilled, and if it was recorded in writing and binding in secret societies,
it would also be systematically performed.
The
argument is as simple as that. But about that, at another time. The Vatican is, therefore, radically changing
its attitude to the question of life outside our planet.
Mr.
Giordano Bruno, my friend from a previous life, was burned in Rome because of
his knowledge of planetary orbits, and the astronomer Galileo was banned and
imprisoned because he said that the planet Earth revolves around the Sun. His
often-quoted statement, "And yet it moves," bears witness to his
accurate observations. The Vatican knows
that the confirmation of the existence of beings from other worlds is imminent
and will happen at any time. We must prepare ourselves for new times if we are
not to miss the train.
This is the
way it is, and this is how they behave. And that is fine with me. Mistakes must
be corrected. To deny the possible existence of other beings in the universe
was a mistake. It has no bearing on faith in God. On the contrary, it can attract more
believers if modern science is included in religion. The Vatican has
rehabilitated Darwin as well as scientists from earlier centuries. We may need
to look for a better explanation for the origin of Jesus and the Holy Trinity.
We take the
first step.
Now we are
waiting for the next one.
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