God created UFOs?

Sure, if the religionists are right. For them, God created (and creates) everything!

But to what end? God does have a purpose for creation, right?

God’s a nut! The Gnostics knew that, and evidence – circumstantial and otherwise – tells any sensible human observer that if there is a Creator, that Creator is malevolent and/or psychotic.

The gods and God, even the Hebrew God that interjected Himself in Jewish affairs, show a capacity for Evil or nonsense that humankind has been trying to overcome since the beginning of time.

[When the Hebrew God, Yahweh, tries to kill Moses – Exodus 4:24 – the nature of the Divinity is exposed, and that nature is insane.]



The gods and God have always been jealous of human beings, hating their sexual prowess and creativity (sublimated or not).

So in that context, what does the creation and insertion of flying saucers or UFOs in the human experience have to do with humanity, and the purpose for being and life?

This is a question that ufologists are not equipped (for many reasons) to answer, and thus is avoided or distorted to make UFOs a mundane matter, even when they are made out to be vehicles of the unseen forces that supposedly inhabit the Earth with the species that is overt: us.

Some will contend that UFOs are not from God (or the gods) but from Satan or the angels of Lucifer (the demons) who rebelled against the Godhead.



But the Gnostics inform us that God is both Good and Evil in essence, and Aristotle stated the same thing earlier. (Even Thomas Aquinas wasn’t able to refute Aristotle’s position, although he tried.)

Therefore, if UFOs stem from an Evil/Good Divinity, what is their purpose?

Are they just foolish creations meant to tease mankind? Or are they messengers of Good? Or Evil?

Although the UFO Iconoclast(s) think UFOs are indifferent when it comes to human life, we think UFOs portend something more than indifference.

UFOs are the toys of God (or the gods): things to amuse a mad (not angry but insane) Godhead that amuses Itself by tormenting human beings, its creation.

Yes, God has tortured man in many ways, some horrific, of course, but in the delusional state that now absorbs God, the torment is of a sillier kind, a benign kind: UFOs.

And since UFOs have to come from God (or so believers say), and God is maniacal (by our premise), the various UFO configurations and activities over the years have been maniacal, without obvious meaning or sense.

How else to explain the phenomenon?

(Atheists may have another viewpoint.)