In 1994 a French Canadian journalist called Serge Monast published a book documenting his investigation into suspicious NASA procedures. Monast said he'd discovered the space administration's corrupt motivations to establish a new and sophisticated method of public control, using technological manipulation. Then in 1996, Monast mysteriously died of a heart attack, leaving his story half-finished. What fatal secrets had Monast discovered? Not many copies of Monast's book remain, but from the handful that are still in circulation, theorists have pieced together a disturbing story about global manipulation, with religion at its core. It might seem contradictory that a large scientific organization would show an interest in religion. But religion is a powerful force. It is a precious amalgamation of faith, culture and sacred beliefs which seek to answer what it means to be human. And it is through organized religion that people worlds apart can be united under their shared faith. But the