If Aliens Showed Up Would You Toss Your Religion Out The Window?

If extraterrestrials showed up and made contact with humanity, what would that do to your worldview? Would you throw all of your existing beliefs about religion and reality out the window?

One poll found that 60 percent of Americans believe extraterrestrial life exists on other planets. Of those who believed extraterrestrial life exists, most agreed that they would be "excited and hopeful" upon learning of the confirmation of extraterrestrial life.

It sounds like a big chunk of Americans think that E.T. really exists and that they are looking forward to meeting him/her/it.

Would it change how people think though?

Another recent survey had people respond to this statement: "Official confirmation of the discovery of a civilization of intelligent beings living on another planet would so undercut my beliefs that my beliefs would face a crisis."

Over 80% of religious Americans responded to that statement with "Disagree" or "Strongly Disagree".

But what if those aliens said they created us?

What if those aliens claimed they started all the religions on earth?

What if those aliens claimed that they have been "guiding our evolution"?

Would disclosures such as those rock the world of believers?

In fact, those who claim to "channel" aliens are already receiving messages such as those above.

And some in the religious world are preparing for what they feel is inevitable. In fact, the Roman Catholic church is preparing to greet any visiting aliens as brothers:

http://www.wired.com/science/space/news/2008/06/alien_religion?currentPage=all

Do they know something we don't?

Or have they already been deceived?

A great deception is coming, and these "aliens" are not who they claim to be. The following article exposes the truth about the real nature of these entities:

http://thereturnofthenephilim.blogspot.com/2008/07/return-of-nephilim-aliens-ufos-annunaki.html

The video below is a companion to the article. Find out the truth about who the "aliens" really are and about who they really serve: