In news:44cb9e03$0$12181$dbd49001@news.wanadoo.nl,
dre <v> typed:

Belief in the religious sense or in something supernatural often
requires no evidence at all.

or aliens.

It's also based on anecdotal evidence, witness testimony and to
some extent even physical evidence.

There is anecdotal 'evidence' that Thor makes the thunder and
lightning.

But Thor is a supernatural being. ETs are not supernatural.

are you sure?
ever found one?
so the chance they are supernatural is far greater
than not.

To be honest I don't really believe in the concept of the Supernatural. If
something works in a certain way and we don't understand it. It simply means
we have limited knowledge. So personally I would say there is no chance at
all.

No the evidence exists. if you approach the evidence with an open
mind without preconceived ideas, the truth really is out there and
is open to any one who care to seek it out.

no you except only your own truth,except aliens
visiting us,nothing else,i see no aliens and now i
have a "closed mind".
a typical response from believers.

I'm not 100% certain ETs are visiting Earth, or there is a real alien flying
saucer in area 51 or there has been a cover-up, but it wouldn't surprise me,
there is a certain amount of evidence pointing to that possibility. But the
Roswell incident is only one example and isn't an isolated case.

There are accounts of people having dealings with ETs going back thousands
of years to the ancient Sumerians and also in India, and if that weren't
enough we have the Pyramids. We couldn't actually build the Pyramids even
with the technology we have today, They are perfectly aligned N,S,E and W
and laid out to reflect the Orion star system. The people who supposedly
built them didn't have GPS in fact we are told had no concept of Pi or
Pythagoras's theorem LOL. If that weren't enough they have even found ruins
on Mars at Sydonia  that align perfectly with the Pleiades and not only that
the exact same alignments are perfectly mapped at Avebury in Wiltshire
England.  What more evidence do we actually need?
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Amanda