Topic: Laboratories

Parent asserts that Jesus, Buddha, and Mohammed were all prophets sent by the Elohim to guide humanity according to the scientific understanding of their respective eras. She claims Jesus was the biological son of an Eloha and an earthly woman, explaining his references to a "Father in the sky." Furthermore, she describes the creation of seven human races in seven different laboratories on Earth, reflecting the diversity found on the Elohim's home planet.

Parent explains that she follows Rael because his message provided a logical framework that made sense of her life. She rejects both traditional creationism and Darwinian evolution, arguing that the complexity of nature, such as a peacock's feathers, cannot happen by chance. Instead, she proposes a third possibility: that humans were created scientifically in a laboratory using DNA.

Mary Helen Parent describes Jesus as a prophet sent by the Elohim, born of an earthly woman and an extraterrestrial father. She explains that the Elohim established seven laboratories on Earth to create the seven different human races. Parent asserts that Raël is the modern successor to prophets like Jesus, Buddha, and Mohammed, tasked with demystifying their messages through science.

Parent critiques both the "magic stick" theory of creation and the theory of evolution, arguing that complex beauty like a peacock's feathers cannot happen by chance. She presents the Raëlian alternative: humanity was created in a laboratory by other human beings. This process is part of an eternal cycle where the created eventually become creators on other planets.