While Evolutionists Tend to be Alien Believers ... It Began with Bruno

CMI : The War of the Worlds Comes Down to Earth
Published: April 13, 2021 - Duration: 09:45
https://creation.com/media-center/podcast/war-of-the-worlds-comes-down-to-earth

Both Galileo and Kepler refused to believe that God had created only one mankind, in Galileo's case, he didn't believe in men on the moon, but tended to think, creatures on the moon would be unimaginable.

Giordano Bruno believed in every star being a Sun with its own earth - and the Trinity of Our Solar System being different from that of Sirius'. God the Father created all, but God the Son is united to each Sun, and The Holy Spirit helps each Earth turn around its axis as its soul.

That is why the Inquisition burned him.

If CMI are wary of me because I say angels use stars and planets as a kind of spaceships (including the Sun), while Heiser has said "angels" are a work description and "stars" a description of the nature of the same creatures (as per studies in Biblical vocabulary) and while the host of heaven appears both as "sun moon and stars" (don't adore them) and as "twelve legions of angels" (that Jesus could have called on), and while I am as little a UFO-logists as Heiser, but then they endorse - fortunately not Bruno, but at least Galileo and Kepler - they are sifting midge and swallowing camels.

Kepler and Euler used basic UFO-logy to argue for Heliocentrism, well before Darwin came around, or even Lamarck./HGL