The Resident Deception: Why UFOs Aren't What They Claim to Be

Navy pilots have testified under oath. The Pentagon says the objects are real. Congress uses the phrase "non-human intelligence" without laughing. So the question is no longer whether something is in our skies. The question is what it is, and eighty years of evidence points somewhere almost nobody is willing to look. In this meticulously argued work of Christian nonfiction, automation engineer and author David Bishop applies four decades of diagnostic discipline to the strangest file of the modern age, and follows the evidence to a conclusion the field's own greatest investigators described but would not name. The evidence, examined honestly: >The framework the investigators were missing: >The preparation your household needs: >This is not a book of speculation. Claims are sourced, objections are faced at full strength, unverified testimony is labeled, and the author states plainly what evidence would prove him wrong. It is not a book of fear. Most lights in the sky are ordinary, and four chapters guard the reader against obsession. It is a careful walk through the evidence to the oldest explanation on earth, and a practical manual for the moment the sky finally asks its question out loud. The visitors are a lie. The visitation was real. This book will show you the difference, and why it changes everything. Perfect for readers of Christian discernment, biblical worldview, and UAP analysis. Includes chapter by chapter source notes, a scripture index of over seventy ESV references, and practical guides for families, pastors, and experiencers.