Writers’ arguments based entirely on biblical text are of course then arguments based only on third – hand propaganda and most certainly NOT any sort of historical authenticity. In fact I would say that such arguments are an insult to the intelligence of open-minded readers of this excellent site. If fundamentalist Christian writers wish to circulate their biblical party line, under the misleading pretence of fair-minded debate, then surely they should stick to preaching to the converted on Christian sites.
Other historical records are just that – historical records that have a legitimate basis in truth. Alternatively, biblical-orientated data remains redundant due to the Church-related bias connected to its origin. I would also say that denying evangelical activists the wholesale opportunity to utilise UFO Digest as a clandestine, conversion platform is both judicious and none-discriminatory. Evangelists have gone to great lengths to convince the rest of us that UFOs and aliens are connected with what they believe to be satanic/demonic influence. Of course much of this biblical/UFO gobbledygook has been quite easily discredited as yet more of the same religious misinformation that relies so heavily on messianic notions of a supposed second coming. The fundamentalists believe that satanic influence is a precursor to the alleged return of their Saviour. Therefore ‘No Satan’ equates to them with ‘No Jesus’ and they simply cannot stomach that thought. Consequently, they feel doctrinally impelled to discover demons under every stone to preserve their radical doctrinal viewpoint. The only problem is that all these extremist Christian beliefs are based ‘not’ on historical fact but on - BLIND FUNDAMENTALIST FAITH ALONE!

It is encouraging to see that other readers are aware of the dangers of fundamentalist infiltration.