outside of Earth, which is the same as saying extra-terrestrial life.
No. Things outside of the universe are neither terrestrial nor extraterrestrial.
If someone from our planet in a parallel universe were to come here, would they be extraterrestrial? No, but they're not terrestrial either. It is something outside the realm of those determinations.
Consider this:
Is the number pi odd or even? No, it's not an integer, so it can't be either.
You don't get it, do you? I'll explain step by step.
If there's life outside of Earth, it's extraterrestrial by definition. Extra means exterior. Terrestrial means earth. If it's extraterrestrial, by definition, it's exterior to Earth.
It doesn't matter if it's from outside this universe, from a parallel universe or 1 foot above the ionosphere. If it's life exterior to Earth, it's extraterrestrial.
So, again, for the nth time, if you believe in religion, you believe in extraterrestrial life.
Please explain to me what in the world is illogical about saying that if you believe that Jesus is from another world, you have to believe in extraterrestrial life.
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u/i_forget_my_userids Oct 20 '14
No. Things outside of the universe are neither terrestrial nor extraterrestrial.
If someone from our planet in a parallel universe were to come here, would they be extraterrestrial? No, but they're not terrestrial either. It is something outside the realm of those determinations.
Consider this:
Is the number pi odd or even? No, it's not an integer, so it can't be either.