Topic: Noah S Ark

A caller questions the Raelian interpretation of the word Elohim and asks about internal political divisions among the extraterrestrials regarding the human genetic project. Parent explains that some Elohim were against the creation of humans due to their perceived aggressiveness, leading to the destruction of early experiments. The caller challenges the Raelian "humanist" view, arguing it ignores the original Creator mentioned in the Bible before the existence of stars.

The speakers discuss ongoing construction and maintenance at a site that resembles Noah's Ark, specifically mentioning painting and caulking tasks scheduled for the following week. They dismiss rumors about a drug lab while referencing the difficulty of keeping information online due to potential viruses.

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.

Dick Rebus explains the Branch Davidian belief system, noting they viewed their building as a modern Noah's Ark and the secular world as "Babylon." He draws a comparison between the government arrogance he witnessed at Waco and his experiences as a civil rights worker in Demopolis, Alabama, in 1965, noting the rise of a "Patriot" movement similar in scale to the New Left.