“You have convinced yourselves that there is no God and refuse to entertain the idea that there is...”
I’d say rather that all your and everyone else’s arguments for any of the gods have failed to convince me. But i’m willing to listen to any arguments you have.
I just lose interest if I figure out they’re presupposition, or just sermons.
“The mistake you are all making...including Floo is in thinking that that God and Jesus are an age old myth not worth bothering about and refusing to see a very advanced Deity that is playing out a plan from which they wont deviate.”
Not refusing. Just unconvinced. Oh, and blaming me for my lack of belief isn’t convincing, either.
“This is proven by science especially as the Drake Equation positively states there is a strong possibility that other life forms are alive in this universe...”
Yes. But no part of the Drake Equation indicates that they’re here.
“many of them living on planets in the Milky Way...and according to other eye-witnesses they have this planet under surveillance.”
Ah. Not terribly impressed by unsupported testimony.
“This possibility automatically means that their level of intelligence is far greater than ours and could see things totally different to us.”
Not automatically. It’s also possible that we just went in the wrong direction long ago. Maybe if we’d gone into a different technology base, we could just brute-force our way into space.
It’s also possible a third, smart ET race gave them spaceships, and they’re just a bit dumber than we are.
“The plan appears to be”
I don’t hold UFO sightings in high enough regard to care about decoding their interest.
“One thing we can be certain of if we accept the science and eye-witness accounts is that these visitors have a leader and Jesus was full of the authority of this leader calling him Almighty God.”
Ah. You’re mixing mythos to try to make your favorite skybuddy scientifically supported. He’s not.
“If you want to know more about that leader from Heaven you must read the reports left behind by them after they actively interacted with people on this planet...it's all in the Holy Bible...but the choice is yours.”
Wait, no. If we assume Jesus was from an advanced technology civilization, we can’t understand him by reading a book of talking snakes, angels, and Moses writing the book that describes his funeral. We can’t figure which parts of true, which are ‘truth based’ and which are ‘wholly made-up shit.’