A evil conspiracy to deny God

What atrocious and absurd theories abound on the internet! But one must wonder how all these satanic misconceptions acquire a firm stronghold in the minds of learned people. Recently, when I was on the Internet, I was surfing over a group on Orkut called ‘Celtic culture’ .A scholar there suggested that Celts were in direct contact with extra-terrestrials, whom they mistook for gods. So far, fair enough but he went on saying the Jewish people were liberated from Egypt by the aliens! According to him, ELOHIM means “people from above” and ELOHIM gave them the knowledge and also to the Celts how to live on earth peacefully and with prosperity. The Stonehenge, he said, was a joint production of aliens and Celts to commemorate the peace treaty between aliens and celts.
It is meaningless to illustrate how foolish these conclusions are, ELOHIM is a general term for God, not aliens. More so, Jewish people were monotheistic right from the beginning, so there is no chance of them venerating aliens as gods without a straying from their fundamental religion. It is true that they often went away from God, by worshipping pagan false gods like Baal and Rimmon, and often immersed themselves in the cult worship of Asherah, but this all was a deviation from their main religion which was the worship of a singular God. Hence, to comment that Israelis were liberated from Egypt by Aliens is an insult to God.
Meanwhile, the scholar had not clarified why only the Celtic people had the opportunity of meeting them and thus mistaking them for gods. He will soon begin to say that all the gods worshipped by the ancient and modern people are nothing but images of aliens. The truth is that Celts were a race surrounded by nature and hence under the evil influences of the Devil, conceived various natural forces as gods and identified their character with their great rulers to give them a personality. They when conducted human sacrifices, don’t appear to appease some ‘peaceful’ aliens, but cruel spirits of nature.
Such efforts to satisfy one’s whims and fancies by twisting and misinterpreting the beliefs of ancient people should be condemned. It is true that in this modern world, we have the right of freedom of speech, but by the same right of freedom of speech, I condemn such theories as thoroughly indecent and contrary to the Christian belief, and I speak not only as a Christian, but also as a rational man, who will see no reason as to why the aliens had special liking to ancient people, and why should they scorn meeting modern people. Also, I would rather believe the Arthurian legend that Merlin the magician brought the Stonehenge from Ireland than believe this theory, for both are equally fantastic, if the alien theory is not more so.

Ace Apollos