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The two major hypotheses attempting to explain UFOs are the Extra-Terrestrial Hypothesis (ETH) which posits that UFOs contain beings from elsewhere in space, and the Inter-Dimensional Hypothesis (IDH) which posits that the “visitors” are not part of our physical universe but are from another dimension.

The two major hypotheses attempting to explain UFOs are the Extra-Terrestrial Hypothesis (ETH) which posits that UFOs contain beings from elsewhere in space, and the Inter-Dimensional Hypothesis (IDH) which posits that the “visitors” are not part of our physical universe but are from another dimension.

Lynn Cato, senior bibliographer for the library of Congress, created a 1600 entry on [[UFO]] bibliography for the [[United States Air Force]] Office of Scientific Research. After a two year investigation, in which she reviewed thousands of documents, Catoe stated:<ref name=Reason>Authors unknown. "[http://www.letusreason.org/NAM25.htm A UFO 2nd Coming]." Let Us Reason Ministries, 2007. Retrieved November 3, 2007.</ref><ref name=Gleghorn>Gleghorn, Michael. "[http://www.probe.org/cults-and-world-religions/cults-and-world-religions/ufos-and-alien-beings.html UFO's and Alien Beings]." Probe Ministries. Retrieved November 3, 2007.</ref> {{Cquote|A large part of the available UFO literature...deals with subjects like mental telepathy, automatic writing and invisible entities...poltergeist manifestations and 'possession'....Many of the UFO reports now being published in the popular press recount alleged incidents that are strikingly similar to [[demonic possession]] and [[psychic phenomenon]] which have long been known to [[Theology|theologians]] and [[Paraphschology|parapsychologists]].}}

Lynn Cato, senior bibliographer for the library of Congress, created a 1600 entry on [[UFO]] bibliography for the [[United States Air Force]] Office of Scientific Research. After a two year investigation, in which she reviewed thousands of documents, Catoe stated:<ref name=Reason>Authors unknown. "[http://www.letusreason.org/NAM25.htm A UFO 2nd Coming]." Let Us Reason Ministries, 2007. Retrieved November 3, 2007.</ref><ref name=Gleghorn>Gleghorn, Michael. "[http://www.probe.org/cults-and-world-religions/cults-and-world-religions/ufos-and-alien-beings.html UFO's and Alien Beings]." Probe Ministries. Retrieved November 3, 2007.</ref> {{Cquote|A large part of the available UFO literature...deals with subjects like mental telepathy, automatic writing and invisible entities...poltergeist manifestations and 'possession'....Many of the UFO reports now being published in the popular press recount alleged incidents that are strikingly similar to demonic possession and psychic phenomenon which have long been known to [[Theology|theologians]] and parapsychologists.}}

Prominent UFO researcher [[John Keel]] concurred. After surveying the literature on [[demonology]] Keel stated,<ref name=Gleghorn/>{{Cquote|The manifestations and occurrences described in this imposing literature are similar if not entirely identical to the UFO phenomenon itself.}}

Prominent UFO researcher John Keel concurred. After surveying the literature on [[demonology]] Keel stated,<ref name=Gleghorn/>{{Cquote|The manifestations and occurrences described in this imposing literature are similar if not entirely identical to the UFO phenomenon itself.}}

Gary Bates of [[Creation Ministries International]] also makes the case that UFO’s and alien visitors are in fact demonic visitations.  He states that ETH is invalidated due to our knowledge of our own solar system and the physical diffulties of interstellar travel.  He applies the IDH to include the supernatural, and thus says that the IDH fits the position that "visitors" are demonic.  He shows from abduction and encounter reports that the "visitors" are known to lie.  They have claimed to be from various planets in our own solar system; only abandoning such claims as scientific research and observation show the claims to be deceitful.  He has also drawn parallels with the "visitors" activities and the activities of demons known from scripture and history.  This activity includes regularly attacking scripture.  Bates relates some of the names given by "visitors" and shows the similarity to names of false gods in the Old Testament and fallen angels in the aprochyphal book of Enoch.  Bates also reports that Christians do not experience "alien abductions".<ref>[http://www.alienintrusion.com| Alien Intrusion]</ref>

Gary Bates of [[Creation Ministries International]] also makes the case that UFO’s and alien visitors are in fact demonic visitations.  He states that ETH is invalidated due to our knowledge of our own solar system and the physical diffulties of interstellar travel.  He applies the IDH to include the supernatural, and thus says that the IDH fits the position that "visitors" are demonic.  He shows from abduction and encounter reports that the "visitors" are known to lie.  They have claimed to be from various planets in our own solar system; only abandoning such claims as scientific research and observation show the claims to be deceitful.  He has also drawn parallels with the "visitors" activities and the activities of demons known from scripture and history.  This activity includes regularly attacking scripture.  Bates relates some of the names given by "visitors" and shows the similarity to names of false gods in the Old Testament and fallen angels in the aprochyphal book of Enoch.  Bates also reports that Christians do not experience "alien abductions".<ref>[http://www.alienintrusion.com| Alien Intrusion]</ref>