The God Log: Raëlism Exposed

by Steve Hutchison

What if a religion isn’t revelation — but a staged performance?

This is not spirituality.

This is not cosmic truth.

This is spectacle, merch tables, and engineered seduction dressed as prophecy.

There are no miracles here.

Every “message from the Elohim” is a recycled sci-fi trope.

Every initiation, a ticketed event.

Every promise, a story rewritten to keep you watching.

In this volume, Steve Hutchison doesn’t entertain Raëlism —

he pulls back the curtain.

What if alien contact isn’t discovery —

but a marketing hook?

What if cloning salvation isn’t science —

but sales copy?

What if the prophet isn’t a messenger,

but a brand mascot in white robes —

flanked by followers from self-styled futurists to entrepreneurs like Sylvain Rochon,

co-founder of CykoMetrix,

V-P of Terrestrial Strategy for Interstellar Engagement (Thailand),

and lead developer of the Extraterrestrial Embassy project for the

Alliance for Extraterrestrial Diplomatic Contact?

There are no revelations here.

Only recruitment scripts, revenue streams, and the point where

belief stops being curiosity — and becomes the punchline.

If you’ve ever wondered where showmanship ends and sincerity begins —

this is where the illusion breaks.