Original sentence: According to Susan J.Palmer, epiphenomenalism is ideologically related to Raëlians' belief that mind transfer coupled with human cloning can implant mind and personality into a new and disease free body.Raëlians adhere to a universal ethic while emphasizing secular and hedonistic ideas, rather than worshiping a supreme metaphysical deity.Raëlians deny the existence of the ethereal soul and a supernatural god.The Raëlian Church encourages self acceptance and tolerance while following a UFO religion that favours physicalism—the belief that everything consists only of physical properties
Edited sentence: According to social scholar Susan J.Chryssides described the Raëlian Church as being in a "early developmental stage" and that their beliefs distance it from a "dominant intellectual climate".Inspite of the Raëlian focus on extraterrestrials, Chryssides states that Raëlism's heavy support for physicalism and repudiation of religious supernaturalism makes it discernible from other UFO Religions.Palmer associates the Raëlian Church with epiphenomenalism in reference to their views belief that mind transfer coupled with human cloning can implant mind and personality into a new and disease free body.Philosophy scholar George D.Raëlians publicly deny the existence of the ethereal soul and a supernatural god