Faith, Cosmos, and Salvation: The Vatican and Global Debates on Extraterrestrial Life

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Catholic scholars and thinkers like Diana Pasulka treat intelligent alien life as a real theological question about creation and redemption, a debate spanning science, culture, and politics in which the Vatican remains open to inquiry.

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I Would Baptise an Alien: How the Vatican Has Publicly Grappled With Extraterrestrial Life

For centuries, religious traditions like Catholicism have viewed extraterrestrial life as a valid theological topic rather than a contradiction, openly discussing the concept for generations.