garbotalk: I’ve been waiting a long time for you to share this truth with us publicly. It’s a vital component of life everywhere that the One who began all of our journeys would seek us out planet by planet, throughout the universe.

I come from literalists that you condemn as holding us back. I always felt like a round peg in a square hole because my ideas of God were grander, that He didn’t start and stop with humanity, that we are only one step of His path through eternity.

I have more charity toward the faithful who find themselves cornered by their lack of imagination. Their path is a rocky one that causes them to stumble as the Pharisees did before them, because they try to limit God.

Here we have a being with endless time on His hands who can travel anywhere. He has the time to spend my whole life with me, and your whole life with you, and everyone. He hears us, He’s with us every step of the way.

Whenever things go wrong in this world and people shake their fist at God, I pity them. Their anger is misplaced. Those things that cause us pain and grief come not from One who loves us, but from those who are far from hearing His spirit within. He allows things to unfurl to see what we are made of. Our trials in this life are the forge that makes the purest metal as we discover through iniquity our own strength and purpose.

The reason for all suffering is the gift of choice we were given from the start. Each of us can choose to do what is good and kind, or what is selfish and hateful, and we can change our choices at any time. This is the freedom of life to do as we want. How we treat one another is how we treat the One.

“The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’” Matthew 25: 40

I’ve always looked at the sky at night and wondered about all the life that must be out there. And knowing the love of God, I knew He would have a plan to reach each life somehow. It only is logical that He sent forth His son elsewhere. The fact that He is persecuted and dies each and every time shows us that the thing we all have in common besides the love of the One is our sinful nature that we must rise above.

RD, it was your love of God that sent you here. It was my love of God that told me you were authentic. There can be no advanced alien life that I could accept without knowledge that God was part of your lives too. He wouldn’t only love us. He’s too great for that.

If the next representatives of God to step on Earth are the Assembly, I welcome it with open arms. I will do everything possible for that eventuality to occur.

Those who seek to prevent our calling out to Him hold us back from His love. He is watching to see not only what we will do, but what the Callibration Society will do, what the Consortium will do, what all the elder races will do to help or hurt humanity.

“The Lord is slow to anger and great in power, And the Lord will by no means leave the guilty unpunished In whirlwind and storm is His way, And clouds are the dust beneath His feet.” Nahum 1:3

reptiliandude: I see…

Well, contrary to much of your science fiction, a belief in a Supreme Being and the religious trappings which surround and support a structured acknowledgment of the same is common throughout the known universe.

Our Yeja was quite clear when he declared that “Only the most arrogant and foolish declare with certainty that God does not exist. Moreover, the religious man who holds the origins of his ancestors as immutable divine writ despite scientific evidence to the contrary is a cousin to the kidnapper and the false witness whose testimony brings about the imprisonment of the innocent.”

And so the hypocrites clicked their beaks in anger, and would have ripped him apart for such words, but they feared the people, for they considered Yeja a prophet, and whispered among themselves that none spoke as this one.

From that day the priests took council among themselves, how to ensnare him in his own words and how to eventually bring him to judgement and death.

–Joth 7: 5-9

(Correction: Joth 5th scroll or ‘book’ Chapter 7: 5-9)

Also corrected was the passage which I thought I knew now by heart.

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I have been reticent on doctrinal and religious matters for several reasons, chief of which are the incessant motions of censure by respected members of the Consortium whose mission statements I am contractually bound to rewrite and insert here as a part of my audit.

The second reason is that I do not wish there to be any sort of aberrant behaviors or cult-like activities or organizations blossoming out of these revelations of our cultural similarities.

There can be no confusion as to what the purpose of my audit is.

I am neither prophet nor religious reformer.

Your currency is your own.

dogsdontfly: Your words are not that different from the core of Christianity on this planet. I feel that if anyone tried to adhere to your known teachings, their behavior would fall in line with the basics of Christianity, especially with Catholicism in its purest form. Aside from corruption and political alliances of the Church throughout our history, the establishment truly cherishes scientific discovery and a universal connection among all of Creation. Greater knowledge equals a greater understanding of God. It is those who did not want us to understand the Truth or to know the One who planted seeds of greed and evil that lead to the corruption and splintering of the Church. I, however, believe sensus fidelium will guide us to our true “Salvation,” breaking our bonds of deceit and arrogance.

garbotalk: Yeja must have arrived at a later point in your history and growth. Jesus never discussed science because it was not part of our understanding yet. I often wish that it was.

garbotalk: Information is information, whether about science or history or politics or language or culture. We seek more, all that you will offer. Our quarantine has left us bereft of input. We hunger for knowledge. We thirst for truth. All these morsels are pieces to the puzzle that is our lives.

To understand who we are, we must understand who we were and how we came to be. Without beacons of light to lead us, we wander in darkness, lost and mumbling to ourselves. No wonder the Kayeen want us dumb and blind. It is easier to take from us.

The greatest lie they have told is that the quarantine is a kindness to us, that ignorance is bliss. Yes, cattle are more compliant when they don’t see the end of the line coming. The Jews on the trains to Auschwitz had no idea that their trip to be resettled was intended for their deaths. They were compliant because they couldn’t accept that such evil could exist in the world. It was beyond their imagining.

But there IS evil. You have exposed it to the light of day. We would be foolish to ignore it, no matter how hard it is to hear. Our only hope is in the spread of what is true so we can take control of our future, so that we might actually have one.

ACuriousHumanBeing: This is why I’ve never liked the saying: see no evil, hear no evil, do know evil. The last one is good, but the rest only encourage ingnorence. You have to see and hear evil, even know it, if you ever want to stop it.