A Layman's Theories on Human Creation

At this point, there are those that may feel offended by some of this language. If so, they have my apologies. Perhaps the words have sounded harsh at certain points, but this is not the intention. These institutions have greatly enhanced human lives in many ways. They are not the enemy. The words are not in accusation, they are only innocent questions. Being offended by these questions and refusing to acknowledge them only denies communication, discussion and enlightenment. They may be ignorant, but they are questions that deserve positive answers, not theories or faith. The questions raised are in peace, with an intention that you may at least consider the idea that ancient astronauts are possible. It does not mean having to abandon everything we believe to merely consider it. It is just a suggestion that leads to a plausible alternative explanation, by integrating both viewpoints to theorize one. It is not a new idea, and not the first time an opinion such as this expressed. Nor will it likely be the last, as technical advances open our eyes to new possibilities. In any event, we are only at the very beginning of our story. There is so much more to cover. This is the theory so far. Long ago, an advanced civilization visited earth. Whether their intent was to colonize, or another purpose, they most likely constructed a center of operations somewhere on the planet. At some point in time, they decided to create human beings. Why they chose to do this is unknown. It may be that it was the original intent all along, or an afterthought in a desire to have servants. Another possibility is that our creation was out of necessity, but for whatever reason they decided to create us.