Re UFO's in our atmosphere, with hundreds of thousands of sightings and the proliferation of image capturing devices, we do not have one image that is regarded by the astronomical or scientific community as valid.

Re all the landings and abductions, crop circles, cow autopsies and other claimed UFO interaction, not one iota of evidence left behind.

But so many credible individuals have a single UFO event to recount, but not a molecule of physical proof.

quite ironic that so many leave the possibility of aliens open while denying flatly the existence of demons. Plenty of mass murderers, child molestors etc that point to more than just adamic nature. I suppose the admission of demons requires soul searching and action while believing in ufos allows you to still live in denial and fantasy.

David,
I stand corrected. It is Min Min lights. Which raises an interesting thought. Did the children pronounce the term incorrectly, or did my ears translate it differently?

Have you read my post regarding how this can lead to complete misunderstanding and confusion? In this instance it was amusing that my partner heard huevos [eggs] as Jueves [Thursday]. But it can also be dangerous where one person is insulted by another who thinks they are pronouncing a word correctly, and in so doing offer a perceived insult.

If it could remain without any corruption,one world language would appear to be the ideal.

Sure,

Nearly 20 000 illegal aliens this year.

For the other type, just ask Bob Brown (the alien whisperer).

>>Yes, but I disagree.<<

On which point?

* That gnostic means 'able to have certain knowledge' and agnostic means 'not able to have certain knowledge'.

* Or that theist means 'believing in god' and atheist means 'not believing in god'.

Cheers,

Tony

Aliens, gods, fairies, devils, demons, leprechauns....

There is no evidence at all for any of these invisible beings on Earth, but we don't know who or what exists on other planets in our solar system.

Until we have absolute proof, it is all just fiction.