They took a seed from the Father and placed it in the womb of Mary. It was an immaculate conception. The child grew up, traveled to Egypt, spent time within the pyramids, then returned to where he was born. And upon returning, he said, "I am the Father, and I am the Son, and We are One."
The story is about Jesus... and he was a clone. Is the idea that far-fetched? To some probably so. To others, it merits consideration as an explanation for the "immaculate conception. "The Egyptian concept of resurrection as explained by archeologists and historians takes on new meaning when examined within the context of cloning and the Summum philosophy. Keep an eye out for Discovery Channel's presentation of the series, Egypt Uncovered, specifically the episode, "Pyramids: Resurrection Machines."   Kirlian Photography, long a subject of controversy, is a photographic technique that investigates the concept of living organisms emitting an aura or luminosity that is recordable. This photographic record in turn can give insight into the functional status of the organism. Yet mummies long dead have been known to emit an aura. Impossible? Consider the possibility a life force energy still rests within the mummy.Human cloning plays an integral part of the