What if the beings we mistake for aliens... are something far more ancient?
For generations, a quiet assumption has filtered through pulpits, pop culture, and prophecy: that humans were created a little lower than the angels. But what if that idea isn't quite right? What if that belief is the result of centuries of cultural drift... and what if the truth is far more disturbing?
In A Little Lower Than Angels... ...And the Alien Deception, Victor M. Font Jr. blends theology, speculative fiction, and spiritual discernment to explore a chilling possibility: that so-called "aliens" may in fact be ancient, intelligent beings-fallen angels-playing the long game to deceive humanity in the final days.
Rooted in biblical scripture but unconstrained by traditional categories, this thought-provoking book draws a bold line from:
The miracles of Christ
The angelic hierarchy and the fall of Lucifer
The Tower of Babel and the legend of the Nephilim
Ancient technologies buried in tombs and mesas
The enigmatic events at Skinwalker Ranch
...to the modern obsession with UFOs, abductions, and disclosure
With insight, imagination, and reverence for the Word of God, Font examines the spiritual undercurrents behind ancient myths, prophetic scripture, and real-world phenomena. He challenges readers to re-examine long-held beliefs and consider what it means when scripture says Satan is "the prince of the power of the air" (Ephesians 2:2).
Could the rapture of the Church be explained away as a mass alien abduction? Are the beings behind current UFO sightings preparing humanity for a great deception? And how should Christians think critically-and biblically-about the so-called extraterrestrial narrative taking shape around us?
Featuring stunning visual appendices, scriptural references (KJV), and a tone that bridges pastoral concern with speculative urgency, A Little Lower Than Angels... ...And the Alien Deception is more than a book-it's a wake-up call for the spiritually curious, prophetically minded, and biblically grounded.
This is not a work of doctrine. It is a work of imagination, rooted in reverence, built on scripture, and unafraid to ask, "What if?"
