Comments on scott's r.o.t.t.: Inquisition

In working with the alien idea it occured to me th...

2008-06-20T14:00:00.000-05:00

In working with the alien idea it occured to me that the Incarnation is a little scary precisely because it is so neither alien nor extraterrestrial, but frighteningly exactly like, to the point of actually being, one of us!

I'm going to work with the alien idea. Although, g...

2008-06-20T00:30:00.000-05:00

I'm going to work with the alien idea. Although, given Christian emphasis on incarnation, alien might be easier to swallow than extraterrestrial.

Not literally, of course. But I might suggest someone's swallowing an alien or an extraterrestrial to Mr Spielberg for the next Indy Jones movie.

In my Indy movie, there's this big fire ball named...

2008-06-11T13:44:00.000-05:00

In my Indy movie, there's this big fire ball named Akinola rolling down the shaft, and little Gene is running in front of it, and there are these two firefighters, Kathrine and Rowan, and they are holding hoses but they won't turn them on. I can't tell if Gene will jump out of the way, or let himself be consumed. It is unclear why the firefighters either can't or won't turn on the hoses. Then just as the fireball consumes Gene in a puff of smoke, I realize this is not a movie. There's no screen. The fireball is rolling for me. I jump. The stench of the smoke of Gene lingers in the theater. Audience members comment on how realistic it all seemed. You could even smell it!

Indy: the Arc of the Covenant is in a crate in a l...

2008-06-08T11:30:00.000-05:00

Indy: the Arc of the Covenant is in a crate in a large warehouse somewhere in Az.Near that Zone 15 or whatever that secret Air Force place is called.
If God is extraterrestial as, I think, most of us accept, then could God be an alien?
Seriously, think this over--it all fits together.
And I'm not making mountains in my mashed potatoes