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Raelians Celebrate The Cloning Of Jesus


Raelians Celebrate The Cloning Of Jesus

Raelians around the world will gather this coming Sunday in all the cities in the world to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus through cloning achieved by the Elohim 2000 years ago. His Holiness RAEL will himself be attending the gathering that will take place at the Gesu room in Montreal.

He will emphasize the current scientific project of the artificial womb which will one day enable us to reach the next step in the human cloning process: accelerated growth process. This technique was used for cloning Jesus and will allow us to clone an adult directly in a few hours followed by the transfer of memory from one brain to another. In the end, once waking up in our clone, we are still ourselves i.e. with personality and memories intact but in a brand new body.


 
 
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