{"topics":{"elohim-hypothesis":{"name":"Elohim hypothesis","kind":"theme","description":"The working hypothesis at the centre of the corpus: the Elohim, an advanced human civilization, designed life on Earth and left a record in the religious texts.","page":"/wiki/elohim/","page_label":"Elohim","broader":[],"narrower":[{"slug":"creation","name":"Creation"},{"slug":"divine-council","name":"Divine council"},{"slug":"flood","name":"The Flood"},{"slug":"babel","name":"Babel and the tongues"},{"slug":"prophets-and-messengers","name":"Prophets and messengers"},{"slug":"apocalypse-and-return","name":"Apocalypse and return"},{"slug":"immortality","name":"Immortality and resurrection"},{"slug":"raelism","name":"Raëlism"},{"slug":"ancient-astronaut-literature","name":"Ancient-astronaut literature"}],"count":111,"members":{"wiki":[{"label":"Abraham","url":"/wiki/abraham/","meta":"Biblical Figures","desc":"Abraham (Hebrew אַבְרָהָם Avraham; originally אַבְרָם Avram; Arabic إبراهيم Ibrāhīm; Greek Ἀβραάμ Abraám) is, in the Wheel of Heaven framework, the…"},{"label":"Adam and Eve","url":"/wiki/adam-and-eve/","meta":"Biblical Figures","desc":"Adam (Hebrew: אָדָם, ʾāḏām) and Eve (Hebrew: חַוָּה, ḥawwāh) are the first humans of the Hebrew Bible's Genesis narrative — formed by the Elohim in…"},{"label":"Adamites","url":"/wiki/adamites/","meta":"Peoples & Groups","desc":"The Adamites, in the Wheel of Heaven framework, are the distinct community of engineered humans synthesised by the Elohim during the yom 6 phase of…"},{"label":"Ancient Astronaut Hypothesis","url":"/wiki/ancient-astronaut-hypothesis/","meta":"Methodology","desc":"The ancient astronaut hypothesis — also called the paleocontact hypothesis, or, in its popular form, 'ancient aliens' — is the interpretive tradition…"},{"label":"Ancient Builders","url":"/wiki/ancient-builders/","meta":"Peoples & Groups","desc":"Ancient Builders, in popular and alternative-archaeology usage, is the proposition that a lost or unknown civilization built many of the world's…"},{"label":"Antediluvian","url":"/wiki/antediluvian/","meta":"Cosmic Chronology","desc":"Antediluvian (Latin: ante, 'before' + diluvium, 'flood') refers to the period of human existence on Earth before the Great Flood narrated in Genesis…"},{"label":"Anunnaki","url":"/wiki/anunnaki/","meta":"Elohim","desc":"The Anunnaki are the collective of great gods in the Sumerian and Akkadian record, whose councils order the creation of humanity to bear the gods'…"},{"label":"Archaeoastronomy","url":"/wiki/archaeoastronomy/","meta":"Methodology","desc":"Archaeoastronomy is the interdisciplinary study of how ancient and pre-modern cultures observed the sky, encoded that knowledge in their architecture…"},{"label":"Ark of the Covenant","url":"/wiki/ark-of-the-covenant/","meta":"Symbolism & Motifs","desc":"The Ark of the Covenant (Hebrew אֲרוֹן הַבְּרִית, aron ha-brit, a gold-plated acacia chest) is the portable container built at Sinai to Yahweh's…"},{"label":"Astrobiology","url":"/wiki/astrobiology/","meta":"Science & Technology","desc":"Astrobiology is the scientific study of the origin, evolution, distribution, and future of life in the universe, drawing on astronomy, biology,…"},{"label":"Babel","url":"/wiki/babel/","meta":"Events & Narratives","desc":"Babel (Hebrew: בָּבֶל, Bavel) is the Tower of Babel episode of Genesis 11:1-9. 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