Extraterrestrials And Sex: Vol. 4

About the Book

Imagine a world where extraterrestrials have invaded and taken over. Not interested in any sense of equality, the extraterrestrials colonize the world and enslave all humankind. Women are enslaved for sexual purposes, as are some men. Most men are conscripted, however, into vast armies because of the differences among the extraterrestrials, ushering in a period of violence that is not unlike our own timeline. The extraterrestrials even bring forth monstrous children through the women they have enslaved. In time all of the extraterrestrials’ monstrous progeny are killed by a greater One, who devises technology that robs the extraterrestrials’ of the ability to materialize on this plane. This may sound like something out of J.R.R. Tolkein, but it actually occurred during humanity’s ancient past and is well-documented in the first portion of the book of Genesis. The latter portion of the book documents the appointment of one family as a bulwark against further incursions by the extraterrestrials. (See Vol. 1 of this work.) The attitude of the extraterrestrials toward humans is explored in the life of a man named Job. (See Vol. 2 of the work.) Meanwhile, the progeny of the family fighting against the extraterrestrials are encouraged to do so by a passive resistance. They are given laws designed to protect them from the extraterrestrials’ influence. (See Vol. 3 of this work.) In time there are wars with those who have deified the extraterrestrials, amidst a simple agrarian economy that maintains the simple lives of the peoples. The religion, while highly ritualistic, all boils down to the simple concept that one ancestral lineage will bring forth the Messiah (Christ, “The Anointed One”). Each family desires to be that ancestry and so brings forth children in that hope. It is against this backdrop that the canonized Bible was written by 40 different people of blue-collar and royalty backgrounds over a period of 1600 years without any contradictions.

About the Author

Russell Dan Smith was born in Charlotte, North Carolina in 1950. During his life he studied law and religion both formally and informally. In 1980, he formed the predecessor organization to Stop Prisoner Rape, Inc. currently located in Los Angeles. Leaving that in capable hands, he began a study of the Bible verse by verse, which he now produces.