The True Face of God

by Raël

In France, in 1973, Claude Vorilhon met an extraterrestrial. They met again for six consecutive days, one hour at a time. What he learned then is flabbergasting and essential at the same time for the future of humanity. Life on Earth is not the work of an immaterial god, nor did it happen by chance. Extraterrestrial scientists created all forms of life on Earth thanks to a perfect control of genetic engineering. This Message demystefies our origins and the world's oldest book, the Bible. In fact, the word God is a mistaken translation of the Hebrew word Elohim which is really a plural word meaning, "Those who came from the sky.." Our ancestors, unable to understand all the science and technology of the Elohim, took them for gods. In 1975, Rael was taken to the planet of the Elohim. There he saw amazing things which he revealed in the second message. In this book, you will also find the keys allowing todays men and women to open their minds to the world of the 21st century. The Elohim transmit a new philosophy of love and fellowship which is adapted to the technological progress of our time.

Genres: Spirituality

Paperback

First published December 1, 1998

About the author

Born Claude Vorilhon, former race driver and songwriter. Nowadays he is the spiritual leader of the Rael movement, which is considered a UFO religion.

The Rael movement believes in free sex, cloning people and that extra-terrestials created mankind on earth.

Reviews

[Kenny Samuelsson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Svenska titeln: BUDSKAPET Som Gavs Till Mig Av UTOMJORDISKA VARELSER - boken som berättar sanningen

Hittade boken på jobbet. Vet inte vilken galning som lämnat den, men den är riktigt läsvärd! Tydligen är bibeln baserad på utomjordingar som kom till jorden för länge länge sedan. Jag hade ingen aning!

[AF]

This is on my list because I think I will find it a good laugh. I was watching the Science channel today (something about cloning) and this guy was being interviewed. This would make an excellent sci-fi book...but unfortunately to Rael it is "fact"; my understanding is that the author started a cult and there are worldwide believers. To each his own, but I'd still read this just to see how crazy it is. Now call me a jerk.