re: Religious Leaders Told to 'Prepare Now' for UFO Disclosure and 'Bible-Changing' Revelation

You are asserting that conclusion, not proving it. Reports of unusual experiences across cultures do not logically establish “latent divine abilities.” At most, they establish that humans across cultures report unusual experiences. Again… Those are very different claims.

And no, the distinction is not “made up out of thin air.” The distinction comes directly from the biblical text itself. Again, Acts 3:12 is explicit. Peter literally denies that the miracle occurred by their own power or holiness. Christianity consistently attributes miracles to God acting through people, not to humans possessing inherent divinity.

You are also importing your conclusion into “image of God.” Historically, Judaism and Christianity never interpreted that phrase to mean humans are divine beings with godlike powers waiting to awaken. That is a later Gnostic or esoteric reading layered onto the text… and saying “Christianity is not special because miracle claims exist elsewhere” does not solve the issue either. Christianity already acknowledges that supernatural phenomena can exist outside the Church. The biblical question is not merely whether something supernatural occurs, but what its source, meaning, and authority are. You keep treating “unexplained” and “divine human potential” as interchangeable concepts. They are not interchangeable.