A book written by the founder of this group includes a section titled "The New Commandments," which details the renting of goods for periods of forty-nine years and advocates the need for a common language and currency.
A book written by the founder of this group includes a section titled "The New Commandments," which details the renting of goods for periods of forty-nine years and advocates the need for a common language and currency. This group was founded following an encounter at either Puy de Lassolas or Puy de la Vache, which was related in The Book Which Tells The Truth. The official symbol of this group is a swastika embedded in the Star of David. Ideas put forth by the founder of this group include economic humanitarianism and geniocracy. One organization associated with this group is headed up by Brigitte Boisselier and came under fire after it claimed that it had cloned a human baby. Followers of this faith believe that humans arose through DNA manipulation by a race of beings known as the Elohim. For 10 points, name this UFO religion founded in 1974 by Claude Vorilhon.
A book written by the founder of this group includes a section titled "The New Commandments," which details the renting of goods for periods of forty-nine years and advocates the need for a common language and currency.
Raëlism [or Raëlian Movement]