Are We Humans Aliens On The Earth?

Are We Humans Aliens On The Earth?

Debating whether or not people are extraterrestrials on Earth has gone on for ages. Multiple opinions on the beginnings of humans are offered in many religion papers, and scientific study offers proof for or against these claims. In order to evaluate if people were aliens on Earth, i will look at the views offered by the Old Testament, New Testament, Holy Quran, Vedas, and various other legitimate religious books, in addition to the results of science in this post.

The core holy book of both Judaism and Christianity are the Old Testament. It tells how God made the entire world, including the Earth and every living thing. Humans were the final species that were made, and the text of Exodus says that the Creator formed them in his image. This claims that instead of being an alien species on the world, humans were in fact the last generation in a heavenly plan.

Islam's main blessed book is the Holy Quran. It says that Allah made the world, including the Earth and all living things, and gives an origin story that is similar to that of the Old Testament. The Quran says that people are not extraterrestrials on Earth; instead, humans emerge form mud. The verse "It is He who created you from clay and decreed a term for you, a term determined by Him," is found in Surah Al-Anbiya. Yet you continue in your doubts!" (21: 15). According to this verse, people are not outsiders upon Planet; instead, people have been made by Allah.

Hinduism is built upon a set of holy works known as the Vedas.

 Hinduism places a strong stress on the origin of humanity, and its texts contain a variety of creation stories. For instance, according to the Rigveda, the offering of the original man lead to the birth of humans. This implies that people were not brought to Planet by aliens but rather as a result of a heavenly sacrifice.

The Tao Te Ching and the lessons of Buddha are examples of real religious books that avoid going into great depth on human origin stories. However, they offer a logical stance that argues that rather than being extraterrestrials on Earth, people are in fact a part of the natural world.

However, not everybody agree with this science theory regarding human beginnings. Some faith groups, including creationists, disagree with the idea of evolution and hold that the Creator made people. These groups argue that the Bible gives a more exact account of mankind's beginnings and that any science study is erroneous.

Religious texts provide one viewpoint on this problem, but science study has also shed light on the earlier days of life for people on Earth.