Check out PART ONE HERE . An appeal to probability is a logical fallacy where a person assumes probability from possibility. For instance, I often hear that because the universe is so vast, there must be extra-terrestrial life somewhere existing in the cosmos. But, the problem is, just because they may possibly exist, does not mean that they probably exist. I have seen “grey” aliens in media, as I am sure you have as well, since the 80’s and in the 90’s, and when the grey alien face became a fad (often green, with black eyes), nearly every skateboard and Ford Escort bumper had on it a sticker of such. Since then, it seems that the question of the greys’ origin has come up as a question in Christian discussions across the globe. I have heard more than enough that some people believe they are fallen angels, but I am not convinced. I have listed below some differences between angels and greys, and yes, I realize that a fallen angel is different than an a...
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