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Aliens and Religion: Where Two Worlds Collide: Assessing the Impact of Discovering Extraterrestrial Intelligence on Religion and Theology

By Aaron Adair, James Fodor (Introduction), Jonathan M. S. Pearce, Ed Buckner (Other)
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By Aaron Adair, James Fodor (Introduction), Jonathan M. S. Pearce, Ed Buckner (Other)
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How big is the universe? Does intelligent extraterrestrial life exist somewhere in the universe? If so, how much extraterrestrial intelligent life (ETI) might there be? And if it is there, is it moral? Would they have a religion? And what would their existence say about human religions, theology, and beliefs?

In short, is the existence of ETI incompatible with the belief in God, with certain religions and their theologies?

These are the questions that Pearce (a philosopher) and Adair (a scien...

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