Why should you value human beings if there is no God?

Will the existence of a far more superior race of extra terrestrial beings undermine the value some people attach to God, or should it?

• Answer:

  It should but it wouldn't. Why it should... Because religions have consistently and vehemently advised against anything foreign in nature. May it be clothes of more than one thread, may it be food growing into the soil or be it looking into existence and deciphering it. All of these, for some reason or other, have been attributed to god's will. The existence of ET will serve to prove that "god's will" is beyond what the men-in-white and green and saffron and black and other range of colours claimed and comprehended to be. Or in other words, either god does not exist or god means much different than religious texts, places of worships, name calling and genocides. It would be the start of a true discovery instead of attributing everything not explained so far to "god's ways." Why it wouldn't... Because the same men would then twist and turn every word they said and every theological text ever written to include the extra-terrestrials into the "community" expanding the scope of "god's will." The people you talk about will resume following without a question or an impending doubt.