Evolution -  I accept the Biblical Narratives of origins.

Space Aliens  - I do not believe in space aliens.  The belief in other creatures in the Universe is directly and logically derived from the theory of evolution.  After all, 1) if we evolved, and 2) there are probably millions of other planets in the Universe, then 3) it follows that "Star Wars" and "Star Trek" with their various intelligent space creatures is a logical conclusion.    The following is my own 'logic' for rejecting Space Aliens:

	I do not believe in Evolution.
	I do not believe that there are multiple 'gods' in different parts of the Universe with their own systems of theology for themselves.
	Even so, if the 'one' God did create other creatures in the Universe besides Angels & Demons, then they are either "unfallen", not having rebelled against God, or they are "fallen" like us.   Are there other possibilities? If they are "unfallen", then 1) they don't want to be seen by the masses of humanity on Earth, or 2) despite their sophisticated space craft, they are incredibly stupid, and haven't figured out a way to find the major population centers of the world and reveal themselves to authority. If they are "fallen" and they 'sin', then there is a different problem.  Sin requires a payment for that transgression which is the death of the 'sinner'. And, God doesn't want Sin in a perfect Heaven (Rev 21:27). If there  is to be salvation for those poor creatures also, then God in His Grace, would provide Himself a sacrifice Gen 22:8 Hbr 9:26.  Jesus is the 'only begotten Son of God', and having died and resurrected, is "alive for evermore" Rev 1:18.  So then, would God the Father or God the Holy Spirit become that required sacrifice and die for their sins?

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