Beyond Nuts and Bolts Chris Evers Exposes the True Nature of UFOs

A- as I mentioned, you know, I believe once you've gone, you've gone, et cetera.

Um, but my, my own opinion, and I'm not saying I'm right, I'm not saying I'm wrong.

You know, I'll probably find out the truth when I wake up in the g- at front of the gates and St. Peter's there waiting for me, you know? But i- in my opinion, it's only my opinion, people can differ, religion was created because mankind couldn't explain away why it went dark a- after a certain time of night, why the moon came up, why the sun came up, back up the next morning.

You know, why do crops grow? Why does it seem to be seasonal? You know, and so on and so forth, and that is how I think religions, I don't care if I go back 30,000 years, a thousand years, six weeks, you know, that, that to me was why religions became and got the importance That they have because, uh, w- man- mankind could not explain certain things, so they had to create godlike creatures or a godlike individual who knew everything, saw everything before it happened.

And, you know, uh, that, that was there to guide us in some kind of way.

But it does show one thing, that no matter where you are around the world, whether you're, you, you're a Christian, you're a Muslim, you're a Jew, or any other of the many different religions globally, that we're all searching for something to get us through this, this sphere that we live on, this b- ball of rock, this water world.

[laughs] You know? We're all looking through for something to get us through the day-to-day mess that we've created.

Yeah.

Yeah, it is definitely most likely, you know, that way, but, but maybe other people and other things, um, have tied into religions that have been formed because someone picks up a shard of glass or a-

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... nice shiny piece of obsidian stone, and there in their reflection they saw something behind them.

Mm.

A spirit of a, of, of a loved one who is not dead, that is still with them even now in thought and in memory, and in...

Is just as much alive as they are, and not hurting, and in a, a beautiful place.

And, and, and even that speaks to you something differently, of how you interpret that.

Like-

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... um, but yeah, with the afterlife, but also, you know, repetition, cycles, and, and it does go back to the earth.

It goes back to water.

Mm.

It goes back to law.

You know, the things that have been, will be.

And if we're talking about eternal life, there's a process of water.

Water goes through a process.

The water that comes out of the earth might not have started there.