Could E.T. have influenced religion?

[lilphil1989]

Ok well im not going to argue with you because your at a higher level education than me. But you cannot
disprove ancient astronaughts anymore than anyone can prove them.

If you're right and I'm wrong, why should that matter?

Science is absolutely true in some area's. Can you not boil water to make it safe to drink? Is that not absolutely true? Do we breath a chemical mixture of gases? Are we multicellular organism? This is absolutely and true stuff. Does the Earth rotate around the sun? Well I would hope we absolutely know this as true.

If there's arsenic in that water, boiling probably won't help .
But I take your point that there are some scientific ideas for which the evidence is so compelling that they are extremely unlikely to ever be shown to be false, and for that reason may be treated as though they were facts. But this still does not make them so. No scientific idea is beyond question, just because a theory accounts for all the current data, does not mean that it will account for all future data.

Let me get into college first then I will give you such a lashing...

What are you hoping to study?
Make sure to let us know when you convince your professors that aliens have visited Earth.

When the fuck did you people ever get the idea that I ever "EVER" said that ancient astronaughts are fucking true. I only ever said it was possible so fuck off.

Do you guy's have some issues where you cannot except the fact somebody says something is possible, and pretend they said it actually happend? Again when the fuck did I ever say it was true. Never.

Stop being so disingenuous! You put forward an idea, defend that idea fervently (whether to play devil's advocate or through belief remains to be seen); we express criticism of the idea, and you think you can just say "I never claimed this was true", and that somehow magically invalidates all our objections.
Start showing some intellectual honesty.