Topic: Elohim

Host Jeff Davis introduces Mary Helen Parent, a Raelian Priest, and artist Donna Grabeau to the studio in Austin, Texas. Parent begins explaining the origins of the Raelian movement, centered on the figure Raël who reportedly met an extraterrestrial in 1973. The discussion introduces the concept of the Elohim, a Hebrew term translated as "those who came from the sky," who allegedly created life on Earth through DNA engineering.

Mary Helen Parent details the Raelian belief that extraterrestrials created humans in their own image using advanced scientific knowledge of DNA 25,000 years ago. She argues that the Hebrew word Elohim in the Bible is a plural term that has been mistranslated as a singular "God." The movement posits that there are no miracles or mysteries, only gaps in scientific understanding that can be bridged through progress.

Marie Helen Parent explains that Rael is the last messenger sent by the Elohim to demystify human origins through science. A caller questions the white garments worn by Rael and suggests that a UFO image behind Parent resembles horns, implying a connection to Satan. Parent clarifies that followers choose their own attire and dismisses the visual comparison to satanic symbols.

Marie Helen Parent describes how the Elohim use advanced cloning technology to keep prophets and worthy individuals alive on their planet. She defines the human soul as DNA, explaining that biological matter is programmed for a specific lifespan but can be recreated scientifically. According to Parent, the Elohim monitor all human vibrations via a massive computer system to determine who deserves recreation after the Last Judgment.

Parent addresses the origin of the Elohim by stating they were created by a previous race in an eternal cycle of life. She argues that matter has always existed and that there is no absolute beginning, as creating something from nothing is impossible. This infinite cycle involves humanity eventually creating life on other planets to perpetuate the species.

Mary Helen Parent, a Raëlian priest, explains the origins of the Raëlian movement following Raël's 1973 encounter with an extraterrestrial. She describes how the Elohim created all life on Earth through DNA 25,000 years ago. Parent clarifies that the Hebrew word Elohim is a plural term meaning those who came from the sky, rather than a singular god.

The Raëlian movement aims to build an embassy in Jerusalem to serve as the third temple for the return of the Elohim and their prophets. This embassy requires extraterritoriality status to allow extraterrestrials to officially return in the flesh. Parent explains that this event will usher in a golden age of scientific knowledge and wisdom for humanity.

A caller questions the etymology of Elohim and the internal politics of the extraterrestrial creators. Parent explains that Noah's Ark was actually a space shuttle used to preserve DNA cells during a period of planetary destruction. She describes a historical disagreement among the Elohim regarding the success and aggressiveness of the human genetic project.