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A belief that scientifically advanced extraterrestrials known as the Elohim (taken from the Hebrew texts of the Christian Bible and the Torah and usually translated as "God" in English but translated as "those who came from the sky" in the Raëlian message) created life on Earth through genetic engineering, and that a combination of human cloning and "mind transfer" can ultimately provide immortality. The Raëlians promote the social ideas of sexual self-determination and a spirit of sharing and responsibility, which, they claim, will bring a new age of wealth and peace. The philosophy is based on humanitarian values including human rights and freedoms. There are many links between the Raelian belief and the Bible. The Bible can be interpreted to support the Raelian religion. Their message includes protecting and respecting all of life. This includes that your own actions cannot be blamed on the devil, and there is no need to "thank god". They spread love and happiness by promoting freedom, individuality and respect for life.
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