Latter-day Saints uniquely believe God created 'worlds without number' peopled with His children—so how should members regard the millions of UFO sightings, alien encounters, and recent government UAP disclosures? Attorney James Thompson surveys scripture, prophetic teachings, and decades of UFO literature, including encounters reported by Church members, to weigh whether these phenomena are extraterrestrial visitors, interdimensional beings, or an end-times satanic deception designed to prepare the world for Antichrist. Latter-day Saints already believe in life on other worlds—so what do UFOs really mean for the gospel? Written as government UAP disclosure hit front-page news—a timely faith-based lens on the 'largest story of our lifetime.' Includes firsthand UFO and abduction accounts from active Church members, bishops, and stake presidents. A believer's guide to discerning genuine visitors from end-times satanic counterfeit. “You personally know someone who has seen a UAP. Approximately 7 percent of Church members report seeing them clearly—unambiguously. That's 7 percent of 16.6 million members (as of this writing), or 1,162,000 Church members who have seen them.”Perfect for a curious Latter-day Saint fascinated by UFOs and recent government UAP disclosures who wants to fit the phenomenon into a gospel framework.
