Christianity
Christianity is the world's largest religion with approximately 2.4 billion adherents, centered on the teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth (Yeshua) — reinterpreted in exopolitics and ancient astronaut theory research as a tradition whose foundational narratives describe actual encounters with non-human entities, particularly through the identification of the biblical God Yahweh with the Anunnaki entity Enlil, and Yeshua with a human carrying genetically elevated or hybrid DNA that enabled extraordinary capabilities.
Yahweh distinction from creator
A central claim in Mauro Biglino's and Corina Pataki's reading of the Hebrew Bible is that Yeshua explicitly distinguished between his "Father" — a loving, non-interventionist consciousness identified with universal intelligence — and Yahweh, whom Yeshua characterized in John 8:44 as a "murderer from the beginning" and "father of lies." The identification of Yahweh with Enlil (controlling, violent, demanding sacrifice) and Yeshua's Father with a higher reality (the Intergalactic Confederation's seeder presence or simple universal love) represents the primary ET reinterpretation of Christian origins.
Pataki, a Christian minister who has conducted in-depth study of Biblical Hebrew and Aramaic, argues that the distinction between the two fathers is unmistakably encoded in the text itself: Yahweh requires human sacrifice (the near-sacrifice of Isaac), sends serpents to kill Israelites when they complain, withholds water until Moses strikes a rock — while Yeshua explicitly inverts each of these patterns, telling followers that the Father gives bread when asked for bread, not a stone; meat when asked for meat, not a serpent. This systematic inversion, Pataki argues, can only be explained by Yeshua consciously contrasting his Father with Yahweh.
Yahweh as Enlil and the Anunnaki connection
The identification of Yahweh with the Sumerian deity Enlil — commander of the Anunnaki space fleet according to Sumerian cuneiform texts — is a recurring conclusion in the exopolitics-adjacent literature. Enlil is described in Sumerian texts as responsible for the Great Flood, the suppression of human development, and the use of violence and fear as governance tools. Yahweh's behavior in the Hebrew Bible — from the Flood (Genesis 6–9) to the destruction of cities to the demand for sacrifice — maps precisely onto Enlil's documented profile.
Michael Salla, interviewing Pataki on the Anunnaki connection, described the Enlil-Enki rivalry — in which Enlil represents the controlling, hierarchical force and Enki the generative, wisdom-bearing force — as the hidden axis of early Abrahamic religion: Enki (the serpent in the Garden, associated with wisdom and DNA knowledge) was demonized precisely because he represented Enlil's greatest threat to the control system, the awakening of human potential.
Yeshua's origin and mission
In the exopolitics framework, Yeshua's anomalous capabilities — healing the sick, multiplying food, walking on water, resurrection — are interpreted as the natural expression of an elevated genetic template rather than supernatural miracle. Elena Danaan identifies Yeshua as carrying the genetic lineage of the Ahel, the Pleiadean humanoid species, specifically seeded into the Judean population through the mechanism the Hebrew narrative encodes as the Virgin Birth — a genetic intervention rather than a biological impossibility. Pataki, approaching from a Biblical textual rather than contactee perspective, reaches a compatible conclusion: Yeshua came to demonstrate to humanity what humans are capable of when their original DNA blueprint is activated — walking as a "big brother" showing the way rather than as a god demanding worship.
Yeshua's explicit statement in John 10:16 — "I have other sheep that are not of this flock" — is interpreted in this framework not as a reference to Gentile peoples but as an acknowledgment of other civilizations and peoples existing beyond Earth. Pataki reads the phrase through the lens of the original Aramaic, arguing the word translated as "flock" more precisely designates a specific enclosure or group, and that Yeshua was indicating the existence of other peoples — cosmic family — outside the narrow religious and ethnic framework of his immediate audience.
Yeshua's capabilities
Healing the sick, feeding multitudes from small quantities, walking on water, and resurrection are interpreted in the ancient astronaut framework as demonstrations of psychokinesis, zero-point energy manipulation, and consciousness abilities enabled by Yeshua's elevated or hybrid genetic template — consistent with Edgar Cayce's readings identifying the Christ entity as a soul that had completed all density levels and returned to demonstrate human potential, and with Elena Danaan's description of Yeshua as an Ahel-hybrid incarnation sent to break the Enlil control structure.
Gnostic Christianity as the suppressed truth
The Gnostic Gospels — including the Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Philip, and the Gospel of Mary — present a version of Yeshua's teaching compatible with the exopolitics interpretation: salvation through inner gnosis (direct knowledge) rather than faith in external authority; the Demiurge (creator of the material world) as a flawed or malevolent being distinct from the supreme Father; and humanity as divine sparks imprisoned in matter by this lower creator. Pataki explicitly endorses the Gnostic interpretation as correct and argues that the suppression of Gnostic Christianity by the Council of Nicaea (325 CE) and subsequent institutional Church was the decisive moment at which the Enlil/Yahweh control system consolidated its hold over Western religious life.
Salla additionally identifies the inversion described by Pataki as operating in the Gospel of John, where the inner-light teaching of the Gospel of Thomas — "look to the inner light" — was restructured so that the external figure of Jesus becomes the light, and the bishops and priests become his living embodiments. This transformation, Salla argues, completed the conversion of Yeshua's original gnosis into a control system requiring institutional intermediaries.
Institutional Christianity and suppression
William Cooper, Jordan Maxwell, and others argue that institutional Christianity — particularly the Catholic Church — functioned historically as a control mechanism for maintaining human subservience to the Enlil/Yahweh Anunnaki legacy: suppressing Gnostic texts that described the Demiurge (Creator God of material reality) as a malevolent lesser being, destroying pre-Christian knowledge bases (Alexandria), and enforcing an ideological framework of human unworthiness that served the interests of the controlling NHI lineages.
Pataki frames institutional Christianity's most damaging legacy as its systematic inculcation of human worthlessness: "We were being told that there's nothing good inside of us, that we are born in sin. We're nothing but sinners saved by grace. We're nothing but this worm that is full of mud and poop." This teaching, she argues, is the precise inversion of Yeshua's actual message — that humans are fractals of infinite divine creative power — and serves the interests of any entity that requires human submission to maintain its authority.
Star seeds and the Book of Enoch
Corina Pataki argues that Christianity's dismissal of star seed theology — the concept that a portion of the human population carries ET genetic heritage and is here on a specific mission — contradicts material already present in canonical adjacent texts. The Book of Enoch, which Pataki taught in her ministry academy, explicitly describes three categories of beings she identifies as star seeds: the chosen, the just, and the ancient/sacred ones. Enoch records these beings entreating for humanity and at some point descending from their heavens to mingle with humanity, their offspring now present to fulfill the original intent of divine Creator for the human species.
Galactic connections and the order of Melchizedek
The second Book of Enoch describes Enoch being taken through multiple heavens — interpreted in the exopolitics framework not as spiritual planes but as actual galactic assembly venues. Pataki identifies the beings surrounding the "Ancient of Days" — the cherubim, seraphim, and archangels of prophetic literature — as including members of what modern researchers would call the Galactic Federation of Worlds and other galactic assemblies: non-human beings who are not angels in the traditional sense but are distinct cosmic peoples created by the same universal intelligence, operating within a multi-species governance structure.
The Bible as a continuation of the Anunnaki tablets
Ella LeBain, a Jewish-background researcher who studied under Zecharia Sitchin, argued in an interview on Exopolitics Today that "the Bible canon that we know today is the book of Genesis, is basically a continuation of the Anunnaki and the Anak cuneiform tablets" and that the Hebrew word Elohim is grammatically plural — "plural for gods with an 's'" — demonstrating that the Old Testament describes a multiplicity of competing deities, not a single God. LeBain traced the linguistic lineage of Enlil through the Hebrew Il to Allah, identifying the "bloodthirsty" deity who demands sacrifice across the Abrahamic traditions as the same entity: "Enlil became Il, who was also known as Il Y, who also ended up as Allah."
On Yeshua's crucifixion, LeBain offered a distinctive exopolitical reading of the blood sacrifice: "He did not pay his blood to the father. The blood sacrifice went to the bloodthirsty" entity she identifies as the reptilian-aligned "God of this world" — arguing that the demand for blood is characteristic of the reptilian energy that "lives off of the energy that comes off of our blood."