US Politician’s Tweet Revives Cultural Debate Over UAPs

Do we miss angels for aliens?

The viral post of American representative Anna Paulin Luna (R-Fla.) Has caused a discussion of whether the recent image of UFO shows a biblical being instead of an alien visitors.

The debate began on Sunday when Luna, tweaking from her personal account, responded to the post user Adrian Dittmann, who portrayed a biblically accurate angel.

“The actual account of angels,” Luna wrote on X. “10/10 Post.”

Luna, chaired by the Domestic Working Group for Federal Secrets Declasification, expressed interest and advocated research Unidentified anomal phenomena.

Research by Realclear Opinions 2024 poll They discovered that among Americans 56.9% of respondents believe in aliens, 61.4% in spirits and 70.3% in the devil, compared to 85.4% who believe in God.

According to Mitch Horowitz, author, lecturer and host of alien meetings of HBO Max: fact or fiction, people tend to interpret anomal experiences – like seeing UFO – through that Cultural and spiritual frames Familiar to them.

“Anomalan encounter could sound a bit like the modernist version of the letter they were raised on,” Horowitz said Decipher. “While a person at another time, place or placement could have a very different reference point.”

The picture showed a surreal, many eyes with more biblical liability wings. Traditionally, it is considered the guardians of the throne of God, the enemy are part of the celestial hierarchy, along with Cherubim, Seraphim and Archangels.

While the ancient texts offer the structured vision of the divine, today’s encounters with unknown often take on the form of modern myth, which reflect on alien archetypes drawn from science fiction than from Scripture.

These alien archetypes, known as gray, reptiles and tall whites, reflect pop culture more than universal truths, Horowitz explained.

GrayWith their insignificant behavior and pre -monitoring black eyes, the most famous images are associated with UFO, stories about the abduction and fears of the Cold War. Reptiles represent darker conspiracies of control and manipulation while Tall whites evoke a Nordic, almost angelic form.

“We know what is gray, or reptiles or high white – these are terms of subculture and fun,” Horowitz said. “They can sometimes describe authentically anomalical phenomena, but our first instinct is to explain such things using a culturally known language.”