If you have seen the movie "Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" you would have seen and noticed the whole plot is about aliens from Mars. Their is 13 missing skulls that must be returned for the Earth to stay on it's axis so it wont be destroyed.

Here is a quick paragraph of a brief rundown:

Legend of the 13 Crystal Skulls

Though most archeologists believe that the life-sized crystal skulls

we are familiar with today are 19th century fakes, there is a one

popular myth that connects them with the ancient Mayan culture. The

story goes that in ancient times there were 13 skulls, most of which

are now lost to history. According to the story, they must be found

before December 21, 2012. That day marks the end of the current Mayan

calendar cycle which has lasted 5,126 years. On that date, according

to the legend, the earth will be knocked off its axis, unless the

thirteen skulls are brought together and aligned properly. If that is

done, the paranormal power of the skulls can save the planet.

My question to you is; is there anything that can defeat these statements. Again if you do research you will find hundred's if not thousands of things about this. I am not saying this is true and I believe it, I am just trying to find ways to Defend the Faith in this new subject amongst men & woman. I reach out to people over a program called Ventrilo. It's a voice communication server that allows you to talk to as many people as you want all over the world for free. In my channel we normally have 30 people and can sometimes reach amounts of 2-300 people. This was one of our conversations and I was stummped after trying to use some Dr. Giesler tactic's that I have learned over the years from his teachings. Anyone else able to help or provide some information would be greatly appreciated.

I am in the military, so understand if my replies are delayed. If you could write to my home address at witzjd@hotmail.com or repost on the thread that would be awesome.

Thanks SES Students/Teachers/Alumni/Church,

A1C Justin Witz

USAF

Vandenberg AFB

Date setters.  A bunch of hooie.

http://www.mayacalendar.com/mayacalendar.html

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2002195/posts

I you're really interested in this, you can try to show them that the bible tells us we can't tell the future; or refute them by showing their own contradictions........conflicting information can't be right' or challenge them with the physics......gyroscopes keep spinning with the same axis unless they slow down.   But most likely that won't stop them;...........once you get into "magic power will knock the earth off it's axis" then it's very difficult to disprove such wierd claims.  For example, it's hard to disprove a claim that a magic polar bear will suddenly appear from nowhere and eat the earth. 

Or you could try the old safe one about how there's not a year zero, so their math is wrong.  But I think I'd steer them to biblical prophecy, which is more easily proved correct.