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Phillip Lamy, a cultural anthroplogist at Castleston College in Vermont recently wrote
"I really believe that Ufology is going to be the next world religion. We live in secular times and Ufology is a religion that even aethiests might enjoy. The idea that there are super-evolved intelligent beings out there is one that appeals to a lot of people."
What persuaded him to write this? It is a matter of record that some right-wing religious zealots and organisations in the USA have openly expressed vehement oposition to UFO 'believers', to the point of suggesting in one particular newsletter that they should be "stoned to death!"
More recently ABC news in America listed what they perceived to be the world's most dangerous cults on their web site. Included among them was Stephen Greer's CSETI oragnisation.
What has caused this anti-UFO hysteria and is it justified? I would very much like to hear the comments of some of you free thinkers in this group...The more controversial, the better....
"I really believe that Ufology is going to be the next world religion. We live in secular times and Ufology is a religion that even aethiests might enjoy. The idea that there are super-evolved intelligent beings out there is one that appeals to a lot of people."
What persuaded him to write this? It is a matter of record that some right-wing religious zealots and organisations in the USA have openly expressed vehement oposition to UFO 'believers', to the point of suggesting in one particular newsletter that they should be "stoned to death!"
More recently ABC news in America listed what they perceived to be the world's most dangerous cults on their web site. Included among them was Stephen Greer's CSETI oragnisation.
What has caused this anti-UFO hysteria and is it justified? I would very much like to hear the comments of some of you free thinkers in this group...The more controversial, the better....