Do not theses scriptures emphasize a spiritual relationship with God for survival rather then a physical location of refuge?

Therefore, instead of assisting mankind to survive, stories about ' nonhumans beings'
divert people's attention away from what God actually requires for their everlasting welfare.

Who may try to steer mankind away from God's means of survival, yet claim to represent God?

Ed Conroy, in his book Report on Communion, states that " serious ufologists [thoses who study UFO's]
with training in the psychological and social sciences" include comparative studies of "bedroom visitors, 'ghosts, poltergeists, apparitions,
religious visions, and what have been regarded as demons.
" Many ufologists and thoses who claim to be extraterrestrails in human form state that useing spaceships to travel is mostly unnecessary.
They say that theses beings can travel invisibly and materialize anywhere on earth without arriving in spacecraft..