Little known religion at centre of cloning controversy

The Raelian religion is a little known movement which owes its existence to a French motor racing journalist.

Little known religion at centre of cloning controversy
Fri, 27 Dec, 2002 - 17:28

The Raelian religion is a little known movement which owes its existence to a French motor racing journalist.

Claude Vorilhon claims on December 13 1973 he was contacted by an extra terrestrial in a remote part of central France and given a message about how life was created on Earth.

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