Would discovering aliens disprove Christianity, Dr. Karen Oberg is next.

Hello and welcome to Focus, the Catholic Cancer's podcast for living,

understanding and defending your Catholic faith. I'm Psy Kill at Your Host and when you go to the

movies as a Christian person, do you ever feel like maybe in the movies or even in what you watch

on TV, there's a little bit of prejudice against Christians? I don't know, I maybe I'm alone in

this, but it seems to me that there's often a lot of soft bigotry and some of it not so soft

as far as we Christians go. And when I watched the 2011 Hollywood blockbuster movie Paul about

an alien, a wisecracking alien that makes his way to earth, I had the strong sense of, oh man,

that is just such a sour and ugly depiction of Christians. And one of the things that's in that

depiction of Christians is that, well, Christianity would be undermined if we were to discover

alien life. Here's a little bit of the movie. Where am I?

Hey, look who's awake.

Demon! Demon!

No, no, we're sorry, okay, we're sorry, we're not going to hurt you, I promise,

and we'll let you go just as soon as we can.

You've been deceived by an agent of Satan himself. He's evil.

Sitting right here, come on. No, no, he's not evil, he's just a bit rude.

You know what, we'll try and help him get home. He's from another world.

There's only one world, our world, the world that our God, the Father created.

Hey, if it makes you feel any better, my existence only just proves traditional notions

of the Abrahamic Judeo-Christian God, as well as all one world theology. That's all I meant.

So that's the movie. Maybe I'm using the word bigotry. Maybe that's too strong a thing to

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