Extraterrestrials in the Bible? They're Called Angels, Scientist Dr. Hugh Ross Explains - a podcast by FOX News Radio

Maybe the White House Press Secretary makes fun of aliens being in our midst, but the Bible gives clear evidence that they've been operating in our world since time began. They're called angels. For decades scientists have searched the cosmos looking for life on other planets. The SETI telescopes were created for that purpose. But what if those extraterrestrials were already here? Not launched in weather balloons or in UFO's, but in the world in which we live. Astronomer and physicist Dr. Hugh Ross makes for a convincing case that angels are beings that have existed throughout eternity, as God's messengers, and that they operate like any beings would who are not confined to our "space-time dimensions," since scientists know there are more dimensions than humans can access. Ross writes in Salvo magazine, "According to the Bible, these creatures differ from humans in that they are not constrained by either the known laws of physics or the known space-time dimensions. Rather, they exist in a realm distinct from the universe, yet have been granted power to enter the human realm for brief episodes—either in physical or nonphysical form." On this episode of Lighthouse Faith podcast, Dr. Ross, founder and director of "Reasons To Believe," explains not only his take on the presence of angels, but also on whether there could be life on other planets, why we have yet to discover life, and what impact there would be on Christianity if other there were other earth-like planets out there with sentient beings like us.
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