Phil Robertson

My point is that we've kind of been doing the, I mean, in the technical definition of alien, we've been doing this, talking about it forever, because we go back to other realms that we know from the Bible exist, and there are beings that interact with us and come here.

In fact, we'll get back into this later with this idea of the angel of the Lord and Jesus himself.

is outside of time and space and it comes here and leaves here as Jay's described, like into the, into the heavens.

I mean, he, he literally left going that direction where, where our expectation is.

That's where, you know, things come here from there.

So I just, I don't see it as a huge leap for us in terms of belief.

Um,

In fact, I've always thought I mean, I've always been a space guy.

I love Star Trek.

I love the idea of being in space and seeing what God's created.

So, I mean, I've always had the belief that one day probably we would find some something that we could actually tangibly feel or look at or talk to or whatever, because biblically speaking.

There's been interaction from other realms, at least.

I don't know how that relates into the physical universe, but certainly the realms are existent.

And there's a realm where there's angels and beings that are very frightening compared to what we look like.

And yet, in some cases, they could look like us, which...

That's a little bit terrifying as well.

It's kind of funny, though, Zach, because I was also a huge fan of The X-Files.

Do you remember The X-Files?

I do.

I do remember that, yeah.