elohim

Abraham thinks this Elohim person is more than just some local tyrant god; but is he really?

Raëlism teaches that an extraterrestrial species known as the Elohim created humanity using their advanced technology.

I wonder if Elohim would accept increasing one's tithe a bit as sufficient repentance.

It's either believe in Lord and Savior Elohim Muskiah and crew to save the human race through glorious, heroic science, or give up on technology entirely.

For him to identify as misogynist would require him to accept a world-view where viewing women as unthinking beasts was hateful, rather than being a divine message from the true god Elohim about that female trickster Yahweh.

To be consistent with your logic, the Clinton administration should have carpet bombed Elohim City and suspended human rights in Oklahoma, including keeping innocent people locked up without trial, until they got every last Klan nut/ Church nut/Gun nut out there.

And this is precisely where the rationalist worldview grows mute: there’s simply no way to derive the absolute moral principles that should rule our lives from lab experiments, and any such proposal will necessarily require a faith-based leap--the ‘dignity’ of human life, the sanctity of private property, etc.—not very different than the tzelem Elohim or Imago Dei of Genesis.

A clue is that "Elohim" is a pluralised word in Hebrew.

Elohim City is a convenient place for conspiracies to coalesce, but there's a lack of hard evidence as opposed to "well, it would make sense."

It claims that throughout history the Alohim have created 40 Elohim/human hybrids who have served as prophets" You can see the symbol on their wikipedia page.

"Elohim", can be encountered, though even there it has acquired in many places a singular meaning.

Mormons believe that the Trinity is two living immortal men (Elohim and Jesus), and one omnipresent spirit.

Prometheus (Lucifer) stole the fire of the Gods (Elohim) to give to primitive man.

Mormons do have a distinct take here in attempting to distinguish Yahweh (Jehovah), who they call Jesus, from Elohim, who they call the father.