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 |  |  | Raëlism - Immortality through science?: Encyclopedia II - Raëlism - Criticism and the Allegation of being a CultDuring the height of the cloning story several news sources started listing Raelism as a cult. Amongst the more noteworthy to do so was the Guardian and Salon. As they had a living founder, unpopular ethical stances, and had become involved in a media controversy, this allegation is arguably unsurprising. Further, some claimed that Raël used donations for his own benefit - but this has never been substantiated and all financial records of the Raëlian Movement are open for inspection by any member. Despite the amounts of bad press and alleg ...
See also:Raëlism, Raëlism - The Elohim, Raëlism - Immortality through science?, Raëlism - Confusion about human cloning, Raëlism - Confusion about reincarnation, Raëlism - Order of Angels, Raëlism - Geniocracy, Raëlism - Criticism and the Allegation of being a Cult, Raëlism - Related Religious Movements Read more here: » Raëlism: Encyclopedia II - Raëlism - Criticism and the Allegation of being a Cult |
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 |  |  | Raëlism - Immortality through science?: Encyclopedia II - Raëlism - Criticism and the Allegation of being a CultDuring the height of the cloning story several news sources listed Raelism as a cult. Amongst the more noteworthy to do so was the Guardian and Salon. As Raëlism has a living founder, unpopular ethical stances, and had become involved in a media controversy, this allegation is unsurprising. Further, some have claimed that Raël himself has used donations for his own benefit - but this has never been substantiated and all financial records of the Raëlian Movement are supposedly open for inspection by any member. Despite the ...
See also:Raëlism, Raëlism - The Elohim, Raëlism - Immortality through science?, Raëlism - Confusion about human cloning, Raëlism - Confusion about reincarnation, Raëlism - Order of Angels, Raëlism - Geniocracy, Raëlism - Criticism and the Allegation of being a Cult, Raëlism - Related Religious Movements Read more here: » Raëlism: Encyclopedia II - Raëlism - Criticism and the Allegation of being a Cult |
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 |  |  | Raëlism - Immortality through science?: Encyclopedia II - Raëlism - The ElohimAccording to Raël, a message of the human origin was dictated to him in December 1973 in personal meetings with a 25,000-year-old extraterrestrial who came in a UFO. The story goes that after terraforming of Earth, human beings from another planet - the "Elohim" (Hebrew for the word "God" as found in the Hebrew Old Testament) - which the alleged extraterrestrial himself translated as meaning those who came from the sky) created humans and all life on earth using DNA manipulation and genetic engineering. The message dictated to Raël ...
See also:Raëlism, Raëlism - The Elohim, Raëlism - Immortality through science?, Raëlism - Confusion about human cloning, Raëlism - Confusion about reincarnation, Raëlism - Order of Angels, Raëlism - Geniocracy, Raëlism - Criticism and the Allegation of being a Cult, Raëlism - Related Religious Movements Read more here: » Raëlism: Encyclopedia II - Raëlism - The Elohim |
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 |  |  | Raëlism - Immortality through science?: Encyclopedia II - Raëlism - Confusion about human cloningIt is important not to be confused by different uses of the word "cloning". In the scientific community, cloning refers only to the creation of a genetically identical individual. Note that "genetically identical" does not mean altogether identical; this kind of cloning does not reproduce a person's memories or experience, for example.
In discussions of Raëlism, cloning sometimes seems to refer not only to biological cloning, but to biological human cloning plus mind and/or brain transfer ...
See also:Raëlism, Raëlism - The Elohim, Raëlism - Immortality through science?, Raëlism - Confusion about human cloning, Raëlism - Confusion about reincarnation, Raëlism - Order of Angels, Raëlism - Geniocracy, Raëlism - Criticism and the Allegation of being a Cult, Raëlism - Related Religious Movements Read more here: » Raëlism: Encyclopedia II - Raëlism - Confusion about human cloning |
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 |  |  | Raëlism - Immortality through science?: Encyclopedia II - Raëlism - The ElohimAccording to Raël, a message of the human origin was dictated to him in December 1973 in personal meetings with a 25,000-year-old extraterrestrial who came in a UFO. The story goes that after terraforming of Earth, human beings from another planet (the "Elohim" - which the alleged extraterrestrial himself translated as meaning those who came from the sky) created humans and all life on earth using DNA manipulation and genetic engineering. The message dictated to Raël during his encounter with the Elohim states that the Elohim sent all the prophets who were at the origin of the main religions ...
See also:Raëlism, Raëlism - The Elohim, Raëlism - Immortality through science?, Raëlism - Confusion about human cloning, Raëlism - Confusion about reincarnation, Raëlism - Order of Angels, Raëlism - Geniocracy, Raëlism - Criticism and the Allegation of being a Cult, Raëlism - Related Religious Movements Read more here: » Raëlism: Encyclopedia II - Raëlism - The Elohim |
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 |  |  | Raëlism - Immortality through science?: Encyclopedia II - Raëlism - Order of AngelsOne aspect of the movement is the Order of Angels, an international group of women whose primary mission is to help humanity develop the qualities of femininity and refinement. Raëlians believe that people must grow beyond the current aggression and violence on Earth, and this will only happen if men as well as women learn to develop their femininity. So, those women who choose to become angels work to develop their own feminine qualities in order to teach others to grow in the same way. These women put their interior and exterior be ...
See also:Raëlism, Raëlism - The Elohim, Raëlism - Immortality through science?, Raëlism - Confusion about human cloning, Raëlism - Confusion about reincarnation, Raëlism - Order of Angels, Raëlism - Geniocracy, Raëlism - Criticism and the Allegation of being a Cult, Raëlism - Related Religious Movements Read more here: » Raëlism: Encyclopedia II - Raëlism - Order of Angels |
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