It is interesting how boring the Bible is.
The creation of light for example.
Were there gasps of astonishment from Angels? Were songs written and much
art created? Did specific Angels make remarks or comments? Was light shown
as prisms and thus colour also was created? Was there even colour? Was all
black and white then and colour came later?
We could fill volumes on just this occurrence.
And as for the whole Creation - this would fill enough books to weigh down
planet Earth to the extent of falling out of the Universe!
Songs, stories, detail, descriptions - various Angels and their characters.
What a wonderful story this could have made.
And how dull and boring the Bible version.

As you know - in our world and our existence we do not have light the same
way humans do.
All that exists in our world is of light - and thus we can see all things as
they are of light. We ourselves are of light and we can see each other as
we are of light.
We do not require light to shine upon us or matter - as all is visible as
all is of light.

Humans have what is known as "dark" matter in that it cannot be seen unless
light shines upon it. Also humans are "dark" in that they also cannot be
seen unless light shines upon them.

As we are of light - thus we require different energy resources from the
dark matter substance of humans such as food and drink.
Humans have a small comprehension of other forms of life that do not require
food and drink in spiritual life - say angels - who do not require food or
drink.

So when considering alien life and alien intelligence - humans should very
much consider that they may not be made of dark matter the same as they
are - nor may be they be like any conventional stories - religious or
otherwise - of beings who may be immortal - or who do not require food and
drink.

But the main thing is how boring the Bible is - when considering the events
that are narrated.
It is not a story - and shows remarkable lack of imagination or interest in
occurrences that could be depicted as quite wonderful. But are narrated in
a very dull and boring way.
Whether this is the nature of Jews to be this way - as indeed this is the
Jewish religion and Jewish story - who knows?
Other narratives and descriptions in other stories of other Gods - Greek,
Hindu and many others show diversity. But again - the volumes that could be
filled with songs, stories, inventiveness, character studies of who were
there at the time could fill volumes.
And the boring nature of the various stories and religions do beg the
question.
Did this happen at all - or was this merely an invention of man to attempt
to explain the world around him?
The lack of detail or description would prove this to be the case.
THE BORG