Alien life poses a threat to Christianity

If Christianity can adapt to extraterrestrial life, then other religions can as well. Christianity is the most rigid when it comes to the belief in alien life since the idea of life on other planets contradicts Christian beliefs. Yet, a considerable amount of Christians already believe in alien life and still practice their religion daily. Some also claim that furthering scientific discoveries also strengthens personal religious beliefs.^[1] Christianity is the most rigid and contradictory of alien life. This rejection is because Christians believe in only one God, and that human beings are made from his image. Christianity also emerged from the original idea that the universe revolves around Earth. But as science progresses, many Christians can alter their beliefs. Today, most Christians are comfortable with the idea that the universe does not revolve around Earth, and that Earth revolves around the sun central to the solar system. Other scientific discoveries, such as the theory of evolution, have also contradicted Christian beliefs. In the Catholic denomination, the Bible states we are all descendants of Adam and Eve, the first man and woman on Earth. Evolution contradicts this belief, with humans being a species that has evolved over a lengthy amount of time. Many Christians are now believers in evolution. If theories such as evolution can alter the Christian belief system, the discovery of alien life should be no different.