Topic: Matter

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.

The Raëlian doctrine posits that the universe has no beginning and no end, represented by the symbol of infinity. Parent clarifies that while the Elohim created life on Earth, they did not create the universe itself, as matter has always existed. This contradicts the caller's biblical view of a singular Creator existing before the stars.

The Raëlian philosophy rejects the idea of a "beginning" or a "first cause," asserting that matter has always existed. Parent uses the analogy of making a cake to explain that creation requires pre-existing ingredients. She concludes that human beings have always come from other human beings in an infinite cycle across time and space.