Theology's Take on the Nephilim - Comments

@ VioletGaze
It sounds weird when you think about it, but when you break it down aliens and angels are both creatures of unknown origin that came from the Heavens.

Of course you didn't offend me. :)

@ dru's hammer.
Now that you explained it, I guess it does make a little more sense to me. And the idea of it isn't as far fetched as I would have originally thought. Thank you for the explanation. I hope I didn't offend you by my asking.

@ VioletGaze
I think I consider it an alternate theory. Aliens/angels (same thing) came down from "Heaven" (the sky) and had sex with mortal women (or got them pregnant by artificial insemination) and created alien/human babies.

It's part of the ancient astronauts theory, that aliens helped to spurr along the development of man. I believe aliens and religion go hand in hand.

@ dru's hammer.
That's a very interesting take on it. One that I never considered. The universe is a vast space, so I don't completely disagree with it. Though if there was more proof as such then I would very much like to read it. The only problem I have with your statement is that I fail to see how it complies with the theories. I do not mean any offence, just merely curious.

I think they were aliens. I 'm not joking either, I really do. Then again, I think angels were aliens so ... yeah XD

I feel the very same. If there was more proof to solidify these theories I'd be more prone to believe in them more profoundly. Once I dig a little deeper in my research I'll be sure to post it on here. Thank you so much for reading.

I thought it was very, very interesting. I've always assumed the last theory, though I'm sure that further theological study may be needed to prove either one of them.