Comments on the EVIL Theory

Clearly, the supernatural has been with humankind from the very beginning of humanity. From fairy tales to alien abduction stories, people have resorted to the supernatural to explain the unexplainable. The great belief that science can explain everything eventually is not necessarily true. The demons offer scientists ultimate knowlege of everything like candy to a child. Thus they pose as aliens or ET, superscientists. This is why physicists for example have Grand Unified Theories and Theories of Everything, which have all failed to prove anything.

Demons as aliens capitalize on people's control mentality. The Tower of Babel story of Genesis illustrates how people envy God and want to be Him. Ultimately, God thwarts the world's efforts to build a great city with a tower to Heaven by simply saying that everyone will speak different languages and confuse the building project. The EVIL Theory states that the Tower of Babel is evidence for the obsession with technology that fuels the UFO and ET deception. The new bricks and mortar for the modern Tower of Babel are science and technology.

I am the last person to say all science and technology is bad. However, I see a source of temptation for the whole world. That is that science and technology can bring a golden age of ultimate human power where nobody suffers and nobody dies. A good book on this sort of hubris is "Immortality" by Ben Bova. Another good book on the vanity of science and technology is "The Physics of Immortality" by Frank Tipler. Basically, these men of science are just afraid to die and cater to those who are afraid also. Both books have the Tower of Babel mentality written in them. I personally think that immortality pills and the like will cost other people their lives. Already, we are seeing this principle in embryonic stem cell research. In order to supposedly save lives, physicians must take lives. Generally, the Tower of Babel approach to life through science and technology will fail as well.

The devil and his demons in the guise of aliens from outer space are like the Pied Piper leading the children off to Never-Never Land. They cater to people's faith in science as their ultimate salvation.