Affiliate Marketing Secrets

Someday we will make contact with a sentient species from another planet or galaxy, I am completely positive about that. What I was wondering is, if our species are gonna be in contact with each other constantly then it will be quite obvious that at some point we will try breeding with each other. How would all major religions deal with this (i.e Islam, Catholicism, Buddhism, Hinduism)? Would they be ok with it? Or would they call it bestiality?
I posted this here because I wanted to know what you guys think. If you are not affiliated with any religion that’s okay, just try to answer with an open mind.

Goths, emos, juggalos, scene kids… Living in New York City, you never see these people around. Never saw these in San Francisco, either. Everyone is “normal.”
Is it only kids who live in rural and suburban areas who fall into these stereotypes/groups/niches? Nothing better to do? Not as many people around to point and laugh and criticize?

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Examples:
Biosphere – Pandora
Species – Navi
I need the following:
Population
Community
Ecosystem
Producer (autotroph)
Consumer (heterotroph)
Decomposer
Food Chain
Biotic
Abiotic
Niche
Competition
Predation
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
Secondary Succesion
Population Density
Limiting Factor

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Examples:
Biosphere – Pandora
Species – Navi
I need the following:
Population
Community
Ecosystem
Producer (autotroph)
Consumer (heterotroph)
Decomposer
Food Chain
Biotic
Abiotic
Niche
Competition
Predation
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
Secondary Succesion
Population Density
Limiting Factor