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Dear friends,
There was a recent post on Facebook concerning extra-terrestrial life
forms among us and how they have contacted certain people. Among them is
a Steven Greer, who is the director of the Disclosure Project, which
seems to claim that the government and
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Hi Mike,
I follow news from Greer as I am a believer in extraterrestrials, but from the
videos I saw of him and his activities I am almost sure he is not a bahá'í.
We (common people) have no way to prove his claims, I think the evidence is
persuasive but not enough
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Dear Mike,
Mark Foster has been following this guy. If we can bring Mark out of
occultation, he might be able to tell us something but his description
to me was the same as yours.
warmest, Susan
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 9:47 AM, Mike Moum mike.m...@gmail.com wrote:
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I follow news from Greer as I am a believer in extraterrestrials, but from
the videos I saw of him and his activities I am almost sure he is not a
bahá'í.
My understanding is that he is still on the membership list.
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Susan,
I doubt he is a bahá'í, if he is I'd be positively impressed that he was not
removed from the rolls because of his political activities. How does he faced
some radical bahá'ís hungry to punish anyone who deviate a hair from the
official view and practice,
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I doubt he is a bahá'í, if he is I'd be positively impressed that he was not
removed from the rolls because of his political activities.
I believe Mark checked and found he was still enrolled.
If he is a bahá'í I'd be also surpraised that the media and the world
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I never looked for his religious background, never imagine he was related to
the Bahá'í Faith in any sense.
The main questions here are: Is he lying or not? Did he find conclusive
evidence about aliens visiting earth or not?
I saw a video where he call people to
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These thick clouds are the exponents of idle fancies and vain imaginings, who
are none other but the divines of Persia. . . . . .
. . . . . .
By “divines” in the passage cited above is meant those men who outwardly attire
themselves with the raiment of knowledge,
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RE: Steven Greer: To state the obvious:The Internet is full of liars,
cheats, schemes, and cultists. A few people are even telling the truth
occasionally. ;-) Whether a person is an enrolled Baha'i or not
certainly is not (to me) even a main criterion of whether to
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Another point of view on Greer and others: The UFO Disclosure Myth-
http://home.comcast.net/~tprinty/UFO/disclosure.htm
On 6/21/2013 2:10 PM, Jeanine H. wrote:
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RE: Steven Greer: To state the obvious:The Internet is full of liars,
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Greer's CSETI organization should not be confused with the older SETI
Institute, which a number of Baha'is are involved with. They permit their home
computers to be accessed via the internet to function as part of a cluster that
provides the computing power of a
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Jeanine wrote:
Steven Greer: To state the obvious:The Internet is full of liars, cheats,
schemes, and cultists. A few people are even telling the truth occasionally.
;-) Whether a person is an enrolled Baha'i or not certainly is not (to me) even
a main criterion of
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What about the image of the Faith? I think Dr. Steven Greer is not just a
human talking, if is a bahá'í then there are some problems. The main
problem is that he is not exercising his profession so many would see him
profiting with lies, and imagine if internauts
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I would agree with both you and Hasan Elias. Of course this is
particularly unfortunate, since he drags the Name of the Faith down in
the mud with him. Unfortunately, there are always folks like this
around. I pray the Faith becomes well-enough known so that nutters
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The full backing phrase should be full support (was working from memory),
and came from thus thread:
http://forums.delphiforums.com/n/main.asp?webtag=planetbahaictx=cacheTag=24-4msg=9829.3gid=2028608331
And here's a link to a Facebook page called Baha'i
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Hi Mike,
The first link doesn't work (need suscription, I will not suscribe), the second
link is just another bahá'í page on Facebook, there are hundreds. This page,
of course is somewhat bizarre but not so far from average.
The problem of social network is that
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Hmmm. I got to the page through a Google search. Not sure why it's not working.
It comes from an old Delphi forum called planet bahai. The poster claims that
Greer has the full support of the House. Reading on in the thread, it seems
that the letter from the House
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On 21 Jun 2013 at 13:06, Don Calkins wrote:
These thick clouds are the exponents of idle fancies and vain imaginings,
who are none other but the divines of Persia. . . . . .
. . . . . .
By “divines” in the passage cited above is meant those men who outwardly
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At 06:19 PM 6/21/2013, Mike wrote:
Hmmm. I got to the page through a Google search. Not sure why it's
not working. It comes from an old Delphi forum called planet bahai.
The link did work for me. A pretty goofy conversation, there.
...there's a compilation from
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And I assume it is the various references in the Writings to extra-terrestrial
beings and creatures.
I would suggest people interested in the topic read Troxel's paper on the
subject - http://bahai-library.com/troxel_extraterrestrials_exotheology
Abstract:
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So an alternative, more literal, translation would be -
These thick clouds are the exponents of idle fancies and vain imaginings, who
are none other but the learned of Persia. . . . . .
. . . . . .
By “the learned” in the passage cited above is meant those men who
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Personally, I think it quite likely that there is intelligent life elsewhere
in the universe. As a Baha'i, I agree that the Revelation allows for that
possibility. As a scientist, there is no evidence that such life exists, and at
the same time there is also no
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I think Mike has summarized the current factual state of the issue
pretty well as I also see it.
Jeanine H.
On 6/21/2013 11:01 PM, Mike Moum wrote:
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Personally, I think it quite likely that there is intelligent life
elsewhere in the
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, there's a compilation from the House on
extraterrestrials that's a real eye opener (which I can't find any
evidence for), and on and on it goes. It all leaves me a bit speechless.
I noted that one source supposedly from this supposed compilation was
a quotation
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As one pundit once said, with tongue in cheek, the proof that there's
intelligent life in the universe is that they haven't tried to contact us
yet.
Well put!
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