The 50 Year Military Cover Up On UFO Abductions | Paul Ascough

People are asking questions.

People are being open and honest about their stories.

And I mean, what more can you ask for, right? For people to share, you know, the things that are working for them and not suppressing it.

Not suppressing it, but sharing it openly with people.

And so again, all of my shows on Ufology are topping the charts right now and getting the most views and the most streams every day.

So I'm excited whenever we talk about this topic.

It's very near and dear to my heart and more people are getting into it.

For many people, it's connected to spirituality, right? The UFO phenomena.

For many people, it's their initiation.

You have a sighting and then it opens up so much so many more questions.

You begin to ask the deeper questions.

You know, I remember having Dr. Michael Heiser on the show years ago, and he's a biblical scholar, but he's into ufology.

And he's breaking down the Bible and has some beautiful stuff on the gods of the Bible and breaking down words and spirituality in the Bible.

But one of his big things is UFOs and the UFO phenomena.

and breaking it down from a biblical perspective.

And I had them on and I asked them, I said, you know, why do you, you know, being a biblical scholar, why are you going to like all of these UFO conferences and presenting your work there versus going to the churches and doing it, you know, where like your main audience, you know, is.

And at the time he said it was because those people who are going to those UFO conferences and listening to those podcasts, they are already asking the bigger questions and so if i was to go to church and start talking about ufos at the time most people you know call you a quack or they don't want to hear it or they're not open for that type of discussion and dialogue so he found that in in ufology in the spiritual community they're already open to um asking the bigger questions and so he found his home there but i say Now, Christianity is changing for sure as far as being open for the conversation.

There's a lot of this going on in the churches now where they're talking about it.

And someone like Dr. Michael Heiser is doing a lot more stuff in churches and myself being embraced more these days in the churches and the stuff that I've been bringing to the table for years.

It hasn't switched up, but like the church has kind of evolved and caught up to begin to ask these questions and they had to, if you don't, you'll get left behind.

And so, um, but, but I will say that when it comes to ufology, uh, the majority of Christendom, the majority of, of, of researchers will say, hands down that UFOs are demonic and UFOs are actual, uh, demons that want to possess you.

And they fly around in little the ships that you know however they got them and they uh and and they abduct people but that's the difference within you know christendom and not having a a biased standpoint but just being open for the information and so that was one thing that i was able to appreciate because when i really got into ufology it was definitely hours and hours and hours of listen listening to Christians across the board say that they're demons they're demons they're demons and then I would find weird scriptures and I would find different testimonies where people were having beautiful encounters and it sounded angelic like hold on these could they be angels and I would hear some people allude to some stuff where maybe it could be And then I just began to open up and listen to people who I felt weren't biased.

And it was just people who didn't have some type of agenda or something to prove.

And that's when stuff started connecting for me.

And I started having my own experiences.