Resistance is Fertile!

Alien Resistance HQ

Deceiving The Elect – Why Study UFOs?

“Deceiving The Elect –
Why Study UFOs?”

We believe that many within the church seem to take a perhaps misguided liberty of over-confidence, by assuming that they will not be led astray by false signs or doctrines. We remember Jesus said that false christs and prophets would appear to deceive the elect “if that were possible” and thus consider ourselves immune from deception, as if we just somehow automatically inherit an “anointing” to not be deceived.

This is not the case however; in both recorded instances of that statement (Mt 24:24, Mk 13:22), Jesus followed it by emphasizing, “So be on your guard; I have told you everything ahead of time.” There is the implication that sound, anointed teaching is what guards the believer from deception, not some supernatural immunity. The church has always had to zealously guard against doctrinal deception. Much of Paul’s writing is dedicated to refuting false doctrines that were creeping into the early church, and leading many astray. Relevant to this age, we are specifically told in 1 Timothy 4 “… that in later times some will abandon the faith and follow deceiving spirits and things taught by demons.” Ephesians 4 affirms that the pastor/teacher has the charge to prevent this.

UFO “theologies” (opposed to genuine research and science, we encourage and affirm) are among the chief false teachings of our age. These false teachings are widely proliferated on the internet, ever claiming credence from ongoing UFO sightings worldwide. It’s doctrines are leading millions into an unbiblical – antichrist, even – worldview. Our experience is that these false doctrines are also causing the falling away of many within the church, who now give heed to deceiving spirits and doctrines of devils. This trend will continue as “ufology” winds its way from the lunatic fringe of research, and (like evolution) becomes accepted as mainstream “science.” We believe the church, by NOT studying or providing sound Biblical teaching on this topic, is likely to make the same mistake we did with evolution – we allowed ourselves (and the world) to believe that perhaps evolution and creation were compatible in some way, leading to a severe erosion of society’s trust in the Bible’s accuracy and authority – and ultimately a “godless” worldview.

Herald Sun, Columbus Ohio, 
March 2002
wpe147.jpg (21805 bytes)

“Children in Ohio may be taught
life was created by aliens

under an education package designed to ditch
Darwin’s Theory of evolution. The US state is
considering adopting the “intelligent design”
theory that life is too complex to have simply
evolved – as the Darwin Theory suggests.
Therefore says the package, life must have
been designed by some supernatural being,maybe God, maybe aliens.
 

Today, we are guilty of “hypothesizing” in our human wisdom that UFOs may not contradict a biblical worldview (and as a philosophical area of inquiry, they do not). However, by not investigating the current UFO movement, and examining what contactees report these beings are telling them, we are failing to recognize that the teachings found within the doctrines of modern “ufology” are in direct opposition to a biblical worldview. Primary doctrines of modern UFO culture are that mankind was “seeded” or created on earth by another space-faring race (see article on“Panspermia – Theory of extra-terrestrial origins”); that the miraculous events in the Bible are “primitive” interpretations of UFO technology; that Jesus Christ was an alien-human hybrid; and that aliens are making their presence known on earth in this age as “spirit guides” to assist mankind to achieve Utopia – a technological earthly paradise where we all acknowledge our own divinity, under the banner of one-world brotherhood, government, “peace and safety.”

One has only to look at the rise of Mormonism or Scientology in years past, to see the threat here. These cults took from the church those multitudes who were not fully grounded in the Word of God, nor had a Biblical understanding of how to refute the deceptive philosophies being introduced to them. Additionally, nearly every person we meet at UFO Conferences, and speak with who are in UFO Cults, tells us that they “used to” belong to a Christian church. Generally, they left and began seeking other answers when a Christian parent or leader could not – or would not – take their experiences and inquiry seriously enough to respond with Biblical answers. The concern here is that one does not have to join a cult to be influenced by the doctrines of the New Age arm of ufology. We have merely to turn on our tv set, as popular culture is now aggressively thrusting these ideas upon us. Some grade schools are now introducing books or programs that promote “brotherhood” with our space visitors.

We believe such “falling away” is easily preventable, but only if Christian leaders will become theologically equipped to understand the UFO/abduction phenomena, and provide a scriptural lens by which to interpret the New Age fantasy doctrines of popular movies and television, and the UFO cults themselves. Sadly, far too many Christian leaders tell sincere inquirers that the Bible does not provide answers to their questions, so people leave with the impression that the Bible (and God) are not sufficient for modern man.

But there is nothing new under the sun. What has been done will be done again, and is even now being done before the eyes of the world stage. But because the church remains silent, most are looking to these “visitors” with an unquestioning wanderlust, and receiving the visitors’ doctrines as more authoritative than “an ancient earth religious text.”

A 1996 Gallup Poll revealed that almost 75% of Americans believe in UFO’s and/or extra-terrestrial life, and that 3% even believe they’ve been abducted (that’s over 8,000,000 people, if true). But how is today’s church responding to this people group’s need for truth? – by calling them crazy? – by merely referring them to secular psychiatric care? Is this topic truly beyond the church’s ability to minister to? Do we really have NO BIBLICAL TRUTH or hope to offer? Are we so deceived to think that for the first time in history, The Bible has nothing to say on a major subject of inquiry – perhaps THE major subject of inquiry for the 21st century? In practice, it seems that the church seems to think that God forgot to tell us something, and that perhaps we might have something new to learn from these otherworldly sources.

This is a lie. We believe the Bible IS profitable for doctrine, for providing Christians the ability to give an answer to every man for our faith; that it contains the ONLY means of providing absolute truth – even regarding aliens and UFOs – so that the man of God may be complete – “thoroughly equipped for every good work” – 2 Timothy 3:17

If it were possible, even the very elect would be deceived, but our faithful Lord will not allow this to happen. An increasing number of ministers and theologians are now wrestling with the disturbing truths behind this subject. We heartily encourage those “true shepherds” to make a Biblical inquiry into the nature of this phenomenon, and to do all that can be done to equip those under your charge to not be misled by these teachings, which they are encountering almost every day. We believe that the idea that friendly UFO’s are here to help the planet will be the primary trigger of the end-times apostasy warned against in the New Testament. This topic cannot be ignored by the church for even one second longer.

The information presented here is intended to provide sound Biblical equipping – for the sake of “preserving the elect!”

– Guy Malone

Piercing the Cosmic Veil

New Release: July 7, 2020
By Joseph Jordan and
Jason Dezember

Over 100 Online Testimonies that Alien Abductions
Stop and Can be Terminated as a Life Pattern
in the Name & Authority of Jesus Christ
Written
Audio

Share article

DVDs

Are Alien Demons?
Filmed on location in Roswell, NM

© Alien Resistance 2024. All Rights Reserved.

Pin It on Pinterest

Share This
MENU
MORE