Religion Professor: UFO Disclosure Is 'A New Religion'

A university religion scholar and a Southern Baptist contactee, recorded months apart with no connection to each other, independently called UFO disclosure a new religion, one built on the claim that consciousness itself is God. This video lines up four separate sources, a professor, a whistleblower's family, a veteran television investigator, and a famous apparition case, to show the same rollout described from four angles, and tests every claim against scripture.

Diana Walsh Pasulka, a professor of religious studies at UNC Wilmington, tells a national interviewer that disclosure is already functioning as a decentralized new religion, and that a decades old plan behind it traces back to the 1940s.

Ryan Bledsoe, son of Pentagon investigated case subject Chris Bledsoe, describes a 2008 kitchen conversation with physicist Hal Puthoff, who allegedly outlined a soft drip disclosure plan set to finish by 2025. Bledsoe connects his family's encounters to the Marian apparitions at Fatima and Champion, Wisconsin, and calls it the true apocalypse.

Investigator George Knapp and researcher Douglas Hansen describe a 1953 government panel, the Robertson Panel, that allegedly recommended a ridicule policy toward witnesses and the use of Walt Disney animation to acclimatize the public to contact.

Chris Bledsoe states plainly that consciousness means God, a claim traced back through Ellen White's 1904 warnings about John Harvey Kellogg's Living Temple, all the way to the serpent's promise in the garden of Eden.

Throughout, the video sets these claims beside Revelation 13, 2 Thessalonians 2, Colossians 2, Romans 1, and Genesis 3, testing whether what is being described matches the biblical pattern of deception rather than genuine disclosure.