Keyplus Ah, so, it's as I suspected. You've never read anything that didn't involve Islam. I'll ignore the sarcasm. I'm accustomed to that now.
Whether your views can be considered or not depends upon whether other people think they're worthy of consideration. Personally, I don't, since you have not investigated or considered other possibilities and are not, therefore, in my opinion, able to make a truly informed decision.
You're putting words into my mouth yet again. I didn't say I believe in your God - I've never said I believe in your God. However, as Octavius rightly says, I know exactly what I said, and I thought I'd made it perfectly clear. Nevertheless for your benefit I will clarify. I believe someone, a man, a being, or a creature, whom you refer to as 'God', came to earth from another planet in the distant past. He wasn't the creator, nor was he supernatural or all-powerful in any way, shape or form - neither was he benign and loving - that's patently obvious. He (or to be more precise 'they', if you count his crew - or 'angels') was simply in possession of highly advanced technology, which wasn't understood by the people on earth at that time. I don't believe he was anything other than mortal.
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