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The Encyclopedic Sourcebook of Ufo Religions Helen Heran Jun and thus a change inAn expert in new religions, Professor James Lewis has here brought together twenty insightful articles that cover the many variations of UFO based religions. What the contributors demonstrate is that there are persistent and salient themes underlying the diversity of beliefs centred on the UFO phenomenon. Hearkening back to theosophy, many groups have interpreted UFO sightings and alleged contacts as attempts by alien ambassadors from a more advanced