This is concerning the International Raelian Movement. I would appreciate any insight to the danger or lack thereof of this cult. My spouse has recently informed me of his decision to join this movement/ religion. He told me of his plan to join included some meeting and induction sort ceremony that can be done only on certain dates. This is where I am more than concerned, we have been married 12
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I'm just looking to find out if anyone has had any experiences that would suggest a connection between the raelians and justin sterling. A good friend of ours has been brainwashed into the raelian movement by a man who is close to rael, and also used to be very involved in sterling. If anyone has any info, it would be very appreciated. thank you. Also, anyone who may read this who has le
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QuoteElaineHI need information on the Raelian group. It's just about to destroy my marriage. I don't understand the influence this man has. I really feel very helpless Sorry to hear that, you've come to the right place, though for help. I don't know too much about Rael, but this thread should attract some attention from people who know more. I would urge you to read ALL the
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I need information on the Raelian group. It's just about to destroy my marriage. I don't understand the influence this man has. I really feel very helpless
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regina: Susan Palmer is cult apologist. See Cult apologist proclaims Raelians “world’s largest UFO religion” Cult apologist Susan Palmer likes to call the controversial “Raelians” her “friends,” and proclaims that they are now the “world’s largest UFO religion,” within an article run by Trinity College’s online newsletter. The Canadian religious studies teacher recounts, “My Raeli
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Respected polls reveal that half of all adult Americans believe UFOs are real and 12% claim to have seen one.1 Credible UFO experts estimate the number of alleged sightings worldwide in recent decades to be perhaps in the millions.2 This fascination has given rise to a number of UFO religions or cults, including the Aetherius Society, the Unarius Academy of Science, and the Raelian Movement. T
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