Alien Jesus, a tongue-in-cheek graphic novel series, explores the lives, missions, and worlds of Sahn as told while they experience Earth as Jesus of Nazareth (and so, henceforth shall be referred to as he/him).

Sahn comes to us from an advanced civilization of super-sentients (they call their species “Ahnjel”) located in a distant galaxy that they call Hehvin; a species that has been studying our galaxy for hundreds of thousands of years. The Sentience Exploration Group (SEG), while diligently searching the universe, discovered within our galaxy a host of life-producing solar systems and rogue planets which deserve closer scrutiny.

SEG Goals:

• Identify emerging sentience in living worlds
• Nurse its development throughout the treacherous evolutionary process to transcendence and eventual membership in the Cosmic Federation.

Once a “sentient world” is identified, the SEG sends a team to periodically visit and gently interject the true-life notions – for example that hospitality, care for others, selfless living, and mercy lead to the most wholesome and fulfilled life (and thus, species longevity) rather than say, “looking out for number one.”

How does the SEG do this?

Did Sahn take things too far on planet Earth?