Do creationists believe in aliens

Answer 1

All generalities are false, including this one.

Yes. Those who tend to believe in the supernatural are the ones most likely to believe in aliens. It's all about education. Smarter, well educated people find answers through research and provable facts. Those who seek simple answers to complex questions via myth and folklore (virgin births, omnipotent gods, religion [all types], etc.) are generally those who are easily satisfied by unfounded claims of faith.

Faith is not fact. Faith is simply... faith. Not much to go on when you have a few years of formal education (higher than grade 8).

Look for evidence of creationism on the web. Then look for articles on evolution. You will see why ignorance in huge numbers is the root of human unrest in the world today.

By the way, aliens exist all right, but not in this galaxy. There are billions of others. The chances of life existing only in one tiny planet in one speck of a universe so vast that the greatest minds cannot comprehend its magnitude, and you simply have to assume life exists, or existed, or will exist in equally vast numbers. And the belief that aliens have visited this planet at some time in our young existence leaving traces of their visit is simply.... a matter of faith.

A better question would be... do aliens believe in life on earth? Not a chance!

AnswerNo. At least this one doesn't. The theme of creation is that God made all things, living and nonliving. The idea of aliens on another planet would mean that Jesus would have had to have gone there and died for them too. I dont think Jesus would have wanted to do that twice. At best the common description of these so called 'aliens' bears little resemblance to the image of God. AnswerPeople who are prejudiced against Christians, including creationists, who believe The Bible to be true, also tend to believe them to be naive and ignorant. This is despite the fact that modern science was founded by people who believed the Bible such as Copernicus, Newton, Keppler and others.

An interesting piece of research was conducted some years ago by the "Skeptical Inquirer" magazine -hardly a bastion of Bible believing Christian truth. The magazine surveyed people in terms of who was the most likely to accept superstitions and others things unsupported by science (including aliens).

The results of their research were surprising. they found that it was the Bible believers who were the least likely to accept strange things. Bible believers generally do not subscribe to Hollywood-generated myths such as aliens. This author included. They prefer something which is solid and trustable like the Bible.

Answer 2

The two subjects are unrelated. See also:

Is there evidence against Evolution

Can you show that God exists