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The Elohim — those who came from the sky.
The movement reads the Hebrew plural as a plural: not God, but the people who made us, and to whom an embassy is owed. They are owed hospitality, not worship.
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The shared center — held across the tradition
Life here was designed, in a laboratory, by people.
Not created and not evolved without help: the Elohim, a species from another world, engineered terrestrial life and recorded the work. Raëlism reads Genesis as a lab notebook.
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There is no god and no soul, and that is the good news.
The movement is atheist by its own insistence. What survives death is the genetic code, which can be recorded and re-expressed — which is why cloning became the movement's public cause.
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Cosmos & Afterlife
how reality is built, and what follows deathThe nature of reality
A universe with no creator god — life on this planet was engineered by another species with better chemistry
After death
No soul and no survival. Continuity, if any, is through cloning and the recording of the genetic code.