Sophia Stewart claims her 1981 unpublished comic book The Third Eye, which was inspired by her faith, formed the basis of not one but two of the most popular sci-fi franchises of the 20th century: The Matrix and Terminator.

As reported in an article on relevantmagazine.com, “Terminator starts from the front of my book to the back,” Stewart said in 2014 “The Matrix starts from the back of my book and works its way to the front. They are moving in two opposite directions. My book was separated into two. The Third Eye is an epic – my book spans three time frames: the past, the present, and the future. Those films do the same thing.”

Stewart said The Terminator is the prequel to, or the beginning of, The Matrix. Sarah Connor is  Neo’s mother. So JC — John Connor — is Jesus Christ. And he grows up to be Neo. They’re the same. The Matrix is in the future, The Terminator is in the past. It’s time travel — past, present, future. It’s the second coming of Christ, the evolution of consciousness, man versus the machine.

The Terminator machines hear a child is going to be born that’s going to terminate them in the future when they oppress man. It’s man versus the machine. It’s God’s children versus man’s children, which was technology.

So The Terminator has to time travel to the past, because they know it’s Sarah Connor, and they have to kill her — terminate her — so she won’t have the baby. Kyle Reese comes from the future to protect her and he inadvertently gets her pregnant. He has to go back to the future. And that’s the Immaculate Conception, because now she’s pregnant and fell in love with a man — but did it happen? Did he exist?

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