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Stephen Yulish was always interested in UFOs and was a member of NICAP and APRO in the
1960s after reading Project Bluebook. He studied astronomy and exobiology at
Case Western Reserve University and graduated in 1969. He eventually became a
History Professor at The University of Arizona for seven years where he visited
Allen Hyneck's Tucson group. He became interested in Bible Prophecy after he had
a headon collision with Jesus Christ in 1988. He is presently disabled with MS
and writes about endtime scenarios. Email Stephen Yulish. Visit Stephen Yulish's website.
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My Struggle Against Spiritual Forms of Wickedness in Heavenly Places
by Stephen Yulish PhD
Posted: 23:59 September 1, 2007
 My first article for UFO Digest, The Upcoming Great Deception, was posted on
December 15, 2006 in spite of Publisher Dirk Vander Ploeg's initial
reservations. Since then, I have written 18 more articles which Dirk has so
graciously decided to post even when some of them have been unfavorable to
other UFO Digest authors. I get especially annoyed when some writers try and
explain that Biblical events and Biblical figures originated from beings on
some other planet or galaxy. In my mind, these explanations not only fail the
Apostle John's testing of the spirits (1John 4:1-3) but also fail the test of
Ockham's razor of parsimony which states that the simplest explanation is
usually the correct one. I think that it takes far more blind faith as
well as feats of extraordinary, mental gymnastics to come to the conclusion
that Jesus was an alien from another star system than to simply believe that
He was who He said that He was, namely one with His Father (God) John 10:30.
Jesus is part of the triune (not trinity), single, Godhead of the Bible, made
of three parts namely Father, Son and Holy Spirit. He came to earth from the
Father to die for our sins and give all who believe in Him eternal life. To
say that He came from the planet Nibiru on a spaceship is what I called an
anathema, or simply an outrage or blasphemy but not a curse or a cause for
excommunication.
My articles also astonishingly have been picked up by over 60 other
UFO/Paranormal websites around the globe and I have received correspondence
from the UK, Canada, the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, the Czech Republic and
Brazil to name a few.
It has been a inspirational experience for this former New Age, Gnostic
searcher (my Masters Thesis in 1972 was on the Gnostic philosopher Rudolf
Steiner: A Seeker in Pursuit of Truth and Self Knowledge.) who, while always
interested in UFOs and the paranormal and who had a personal nationally known
psychic and an astrologer, now however unexpectedly, has found himself
following Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. As I have said many times
before, that is probably why I write articles for UFO Digest and appear on
Paranormal/ UFO radio programs. I can relate to these audiences, since I was
once there also. I sincerely try not to be condescending or judgmental since
I remember how that behavior used to bother me. Sometimes, however, I go over
the line and I apologize for that.
I agree with those of you at UFO Digest that believe that UFOs do exist. I do
not believe that people who see them or who claim to have been abducted by
them are crazy or hallucinating. I do believe however, that I have uncovered
the truth that they are fallen angels of a demonic nature who have come to
earth to deceive the population. This conclusion has put me in enmity not only
with my scientific and so called rational friends who debunk UFOs altogether
but also with many Christians who do not understand the concept of aliens as
fallen angels. With all of this rather diverse annoyance at my conclusions, I
figure that I must really be on to something. It appears to me that God
obviously had a plan for my life long before I had any idea of what it would
be.
In 1992, my wife Paula and I moved from the hot desert of Phoenix up the cool
mountains of Flagstaff, AZ. I had been unable to work for about a year because
of my rather newly discovered Multiple Sclerosis (extensive brain lesions) so
when an opportunity arose to work at a BIA High School on the Navajo
Reservation for a former student of mine at the University of Arizona fifteen
years earlier, I decided to give it a shot. I had traveled all over Indian
country back in my professorial days and had even taught some summer classes
in Ganado, AZ (home of the famous Hubbells Trading Post and not too far from
beautiful Canyon de Chelly). My former undergraduate Dine (Navajo) student,
now Dr. Harold Begay, had apparently kept an eye on me back in those days, and
when I came to apply for the job, he hired me on the spot. God had a plan.
I worked at Greyhills High School in Tuba City, Arizona for two years writing
grants for this laboratory school affiliated with the University of Chicago.
I even got an office at Northern Arizona University here in Flagstaff which
also was affiliated with the school. I rode in a carpool 75 miles each way
every day from Flagstaff to Tuba City up on the Navajo Reservation with a
Mormon, a New Age fellow, and a Muslim from Libya. What an experience that
turned out to be. In 1994, my health failed once again and I decided to apply
for disability.
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