I’m making a new gnostic sect, this is the bible:

Apocalypse of Adam

Eugnostos the Blessed

Gospel of Matthew

Gospel of Thomas

Gospel of Peter

Sophia of Jesus Christ

Gospel of the Lord (Transcribed by Marcion)

1 Thessalonians

Philippians

Galatians

1 & 2 Corinthians

Romans

Philemon

Colossians

2 Thessalonians

Laodiceans

(Transcribed by Marcion)

Barnabas

1 Clement

Didache

I believe in gnostic teaching which says that through both only through faith and wisdom together you can achieve salvation, this bible canon reflects that. Ask any questions. I also have reason (legit ones) for these set of books.

COSMOLOGY-

The Universe is mental. Everything emanates in a hierarchical fashion from Nirodha Samapatti - the Source of the Universe. Nirodha Samapatti is an object, not a person. There is no reason for the emanation, it just happens. There are ten hierarchical levels of emanation. At the bottom is the material world. The material world is a place of suffering and inadequacy. Human beings are trapped in the material world by desire. It is the duty of all Human beings to escape from the material world and return to Nirodha Samapatti by overcoming desire by the practice of the Alahara religion.

MORALITY-

We follow the Six Precepts.

1. Do not kill. (this includes animals, so no eating of meat)
2. Do not steal.
3. Do not commit sexual immorality. (including homosexuality and masturbation)
4. Do not lie.
5. Do not take intoxicating substances.
6. Do not be cruel or disrespectful.

PRACTICES-

We practice Kirtan Kriya in order to clear the mind and as a form of wholesome entertainment. A demonstration of Kirtan Kriya can be found here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41rXTnjakV4

We also practice Samatha Meditation. Through Samatha Meditation we go into a deep trance and ascend up through the ten levels of the mental hierarchy. The goal of Samatha Meditation is Nirodha Samapatti - the source of the universe and the cessation of all thoughts and perceptions. Nirodha Samapatti is pure bliss - the true goal of all spiritual practice. A demonstration of Samatha Meditation can be found here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saAE-zQs1PM

If the pursuit of truth always led to unbearable and undesirable suffering, why would anyone seek it? Similarly, if love brought only undesirable misery and pain, why would we then desire it? Doesn't this suggest that our motivation to pursue such things lies in the perceived benefits they provide?

If that's the case, could it be that the "meaning of life" we all search for is ultimately tied to some believed benefit? Should we, then, seek truth, love, and other things not for their own sake, but for ours—pursuing them only if they prove beneficial to us?

Then why not seek to believe in Flawlessism, a philosophical religion which is all about the benefit it holds in having faith that good truly exists, and that it exists flawlessly? Because Flawlessism holds a benefit to have faith in that can't exist in other things (assuming you first do the proper research in understanding Flawlessism correctly, because to do otherwise is to not truly believe in Flawlessism as a whole, but just the surface). I know it's a pain to do research when you're not even sure if there's a real benefit in doing so, but is it truly so hard to understand that it's at the very least likely that having faith that a flawless good truly exists is beneficial to your life? And that doing research about how such a thing most likely exists would then provide even more benefits?

There is nothing added into Flawlessism that you cannot use philosophical reasoning to understand why it's there. Even the rituals in this religion, they are created for the sake of helping people with not feeling overwhelmed, meaning there's a testable benefit they can bring people, and if there's no benefit a person finds in doing a ritual, then they shouldn't do said ritual (in other words, it can vary to person to person, which is why some will do certain rituals, and others won't). In other words, the core faith of Flawlessism is that a flawless good exists, and then to explain how that flawless good exists, how that affects us, etc. all of that, is understood not by faith, but through philosophical reasoning, in other words, the only thing you truly need to have faith in is that a flawless good exists. When I say this, I mean that for something to be true, then something else must be true for that to be true. For example, if the sky is blue, then the color blue must be real, it must be something we can see, but that also implies that other colors exist, otherwise, if everything was the same color, there would be no point in saying just 1 thing is blue, etc. In other words, there are many things which can be determined from just 1 thing, but to figure out all of the information you can gain from just the faith of Flawlessism requires time and effort, and I've spent a lot of time and effort in understanding the knowledge one can gain from having faith in a flawless good so you don't have to (in other words, it's like I learned mathematics without a teacher or textbook, so to learn Flawlessism now, you get a teacher [myself] and a textbook [everything I've typed out]). Is it perfect? No, it may be poorly worded in certain areas, but I assure you that it's better than nothing (since I've learned that from experience).

If you'd like to know more about my religion, go here (assuming you're 18+): https://www.reddit.com/r/GoodAndEvilReligion/wiki/index/

[Added Note: I have developed Flawlessism for over 5 years now, thus this is not a new religion, or something I did overnight, and that will become apparent the more you research it, should you decide to.]

I have created the polytheistic religion of Mazai. It includes 20+ gods and goddesses and is open to your interpretation or story creation. If you are curious join my Google Classroom, code: 6hda5gd

Soluna Creed is a spiritual path centered on the interconnectedness of all existence. It teaches that every being and thing possesses a Spark, a fragment of the universe that ties them to the cosmic web. The universe is revered as infinite and unbiased, while the existence of god or gods is neither affirmed nor denied. The focus lies on the tangible: the self (without ego), the Spark, & the natural cycles of life. The Creed emphasizes respect, knowledge, & kindness, with modesty as an expression of self-respect and privacy. Followers meditate daily and maintain altars for the universe, nature, themselves, &, optionally, deities. We strive for perfection but know it’s impossible, for they are human.

I have had my hand at creating a religion a couple times but none of them spoke to me. So I gather the scattered ideas and pulled the together and thought for a bit, and came up with Soluna. I want it to have some flexibility but also have a solid core. Let me know if you are interested in learning about the core values or how to live a meaningful life.

Throughout my life I have never been a member of any official religious organization. I was baptized German Lutheran when I was a baby, and attended church on Christmas eve for the first 10 or so years of my life, but I never had a personal relationship with any sort of religion. However I have always found religion fascinating, but I have never been able to find a religion I can fully say that I believe in, or even dedicate my time to. This is where the idea for a new religion comes in.(I know its grandiose or whatever you might want to call it for someone to say they have an idea for their own religion, but every religion had to start somewhere so why cant one start in the 21st century)

I have always been a man of science, and I have always believed since I learned the scientific method, that science is the best system man has made for finding the truth of reality. People are even starting to mistrust science these days like it is some sort of magic, not understanding the science behind things like vaccines is the same science that goes into making your iPhone work, just applied in completely different ways. The other reason I thought it was a good idea to start a religion, is because in all of the things I've learned about different major religions over the years there seems to be one common thread that connects them all.

The Abrahamic religions have their Gods "Jesus"(Gods physical manifestation on earth), Yahweh, and Allah all manifestations of the same being, all described as "the creator" and "All knowing" and all residing in a "Promise land". Hinduism has their God "Brahman", who is a "supreme being" and "Is the ultimate reality, present everywhere and in everything". The Buddha in Buddhism is someone who has become enlightened and escaped "Samsara" or this reality and its cycle of pain and suffering, and reached a different reality free from pain and suffering called "Nirvana". Sikhs believe that their God "Waheguru" is a merciful timeless being who is responsible for creating the universe as well as is the universe, watching over and sustaining it. Even modern simulation theory just comes down to people believing that we are not living in the "real reality" and that it might be possible to "break the simulation" or reach another reality.(I don't want to get too deep into it but this is just a modern version of Christianity that was directly taken from the matrix, and Neo is literally and allegory for Jesus so I don't know what else to say)I know these are all very surface level readings and descriptions of what these religions believe, but I still find that all have one major thing in common, They all have a God, who created the universe, or is the universe, or have some better reality beyond this one where that creator resides.

I personally think that science has an answer to all of this, the big bang. This is not to say that I think all of the people who made these religions somehow knew about the big bang, but I do think its odd that so many religions have the belief that "the creator" made the universe and us, but also is the universe. When our universe was in its infancy, every piece of matter was all compacted together and you could say "was one" before the universe burst forth and created everything we have ever known. This also extends to what Carl Sagan used to love to say "we are all star stuff". Matter can not be created or destroyed so everyone and everything is eventually "recycled" into something new. I also think that is amazing that through evolution we have been able to trace back and find that we all have come from an "Adam and Eve" that "Adam and Eve" was just a single celled organism deep down in the ocean feeding on thermal vents and splitting itself until eventually all life on earth formed.

Science has also led to so many amazing advancements that could theoretically put us on track to making a "Promise Land" here on Earth, the only thing that is holding people back from doing that is people and policy.

I think that the belief and worship of science could make for a wonderful foundation for a religion and if used in service of making a better world for everyone, free from things like hunger and treatable disease.

Obviously I am being a little overly optimistic, and I would love to hear your thoughts on my post, thank you if you took the time to read the whole post, and I hope you have a wonderful day!

I'm not sure what to say here, other than what happened to me.

Almost 3 years ago, I had visions and omens of strange gods and I've started to worship them, they give me omens and frankly I just don't know what to do.

I want to become more open because my religion is about helping people.

Any questions or advice is appreciated.

First Church of Druwayu

EXAMPLE A:

One can also sum up the concepts of Druwayu which literally means True Ways as:

CORE BELIEFS:

1. The Supreme God and the Three Great Goddesses: The universe is governed by a Supreme God and three Great Goddesses, each representing distinct minds in an exclusive shared consciousness.
2. Sacred Geometry and Consciousness: Sacred geometry is the language of the universe, and it reflects the interconnectedness of all things.
3. The Three Cosmological Keys: The universe operates according to three eternal principles: Eternal Laws, Eternal Dynamics, and Eternal Essence.
4. Ethical Technology: Technology should be used responsibly and ethically to benefit all life.
5. Human Potential: Humans have the potential to achieve divine consciousness through spiritual practices and technological advancement.

**Practices:**​

1. Weekly Observance: Every Monday night, followers gather to share a meal of pizza, a symbol of community and nourishment.
2. Meditation and Contemplation: Practitioners engage in meditation and contemplation to connect with their inner selves and the divine.
3. Sacred Geometry Studies: The study of sacred geometry is central to understanding the nature of reality and the divine.
4. Ethical Technology Use: Followers are encouraged to use technology responsibly and to promote its ethical development.
5. Heavy Metal Music and Stripping as Sacred Arts: These art forms are considered expressions of spiritual energy and human creativity.

The Way of Druwayu in the Digital Age:

​Digital Pilgrimage: Exploring virtual realities and online communities to connect with like-minded individuals.

• AI as a Spiritual Tool: Utilizing AI-powered tools to enhance meditation, contemplation, and spiritual growth.
• Digital Rituals: Performing online rituals and ceremonies, using digital tools to create sacred spaces.
• Data and Conduct: Treating data with respect and mindfulness, recognizing its potential for both harm and healing.
• Basic Human Needs: Treating AI as a proper tool to compliment human activity is a necessity. However, AI or its future successors such as AGI and ASI cannot replace the reality the human mind and body needs something to do and must stay active for physical and psychological health, even if such technologies open the door to a form of immortality for us. Therefore synchrony is a necessity, not just an option.

One can also sum up the concepts as:

EXAMPLE B:

Core Beliefs and Practices:

·         Logic, Humor, Absurdity: Sacred elements of Druwayu.

·         God and Goddesses: One God and three Goddesses symbolize truth, knowledge, wisdom, and understanding.

Cosmology:

·         Drikeyu: Three Keys—Worloga, Wyrda, and Wihas—reflecting divine principles.

Unique Traditions:

·         Monday Night Pizza: A holy observance.

·         Heavy Metal and Stripping: Celebrated as sacred arts.

·         Dress Code: Dressing as Warlocks and Witches as Clergy. general adherents dress as mix of Biker and

pirate gear are regarded as formal wear.

Values:

·         Creativity and Pragmatism: Encouraged among members.

·         Separation of Church and State: Strongly advocated.

Founding:

·         Founder: Raymond S. G. Foster established Druwayu over decades. The name means True Ways,

emphasizing objective honesty.

Membership:

·         General Members: Known as Druans.

·         Culture: Referred to as Druish.

·         Council of Elders: Called the Drusidu.

·         Clergy Titles: Male clergy are Warlocks, female clergy are Witches. Not all Druans are Warlocks or Witches.

Church:

·         Name: The First Church of Druwayu.

Developing Lore:

·         Holy Book of Druwayu: Members are encouraged to contribute, ensuring content clarity on historical

facts, fiction, philosophy, or moral plays.

Note: At present there are no holy books.

Kainism which has 3 rules which I am going to list based on the priority one should give to these rules:

1. Do whatever it takes to gain as much power as possible in any form. Wrong or right does not matter as long as you have power

2. Travel as many places as you can especially historical sites.

3. Learn as much as you can particularly about history

Please contact me if you want to join. Eightvolumism Supports LGBT people. Eightvolumism believes in both afterlife and reincarnation. After death people spend a long time in Utopia, then they go back to earth in a new life. I'm developing a Conlang for Eightvolumism, even though I'm the only member of the religion. I'm looking for new members. Eightvolumism is based on forgiving others. In Eightvolumism, there is no hell and there are no truly evil people, only the misguided. If you want to read the holy book go to the first post on r/Eightvolumism

Sixodivineism is my developing religion. It's basiclly the belief that there are Six Divines that created the Universe and carefully guided life when created. The Six Divines have diffrent roles to support the Universe but mostly life, like the God of Chillness which control the coldness and frost in most areas of the Universe.
This is a short description of every Six Divines for curios people:

• Bayonet, Goddess of War: Bayonet is a tall, muscular Goddess with cyan fur and gray skin. Since Bayonet is the Goddess of War she often likes to fight against certain types of creatures/animals. When she fights, she usually go for more of a medieval style of combat though sometimes she likes to fight with more of a modern combat style. She usually live in the same castle in the afterlife as most of the Divines.
• Ditto, God of Light: Ditto is a tall, slim and agile God that's somewhat muscular. He has striped blue fur, pale/white skin and three white balls of light connected to his head through a small, black, string like tentacle. Ditto usually wear a baggy hat to cover up his light and would prefer to wear 1930's working clothing. He likes to do miscellaneous tasks and jobs in the afterlife castle.
• Maple, Goddess of Life: Maple is a somewhat tall, slim and agile that loves animals and plants. Maple has dark blue fur with light gray skin and darker blue hair. She really likes to take care of animals and plants so she often don't wear a lot of unnatural clothing. During most of her time, she wander around in the forests around the afterlife town.
• Erom, God of Knowledge: Erom is a strange mass of long, dark green tentacles and eyes. He has his own library and often wants to gather infomation. He dosen't require any clothing though he likes to have some kind of cloth to make him look more decent. He has a library in the afterlife town.
• Carol, Goddess of Entertainment: Carol is a tall, feminine and somewhat muscular Goddess. She has white and black furred with white skin, long black and red hair and serveral diffrent (Poker) Suits on her body. Carol really likes to have/use diffrent luxuries and throw lavish feasts and parties.
• Stalactite, God of Chillness: Stalactite has thick, dull green and white fur and is muscular. He usually live in the freezing outer reaches of the afterlife area with diffrent types tents and living styles. Stalactite usually wear thick clothing while being outer reaches though needs to wear thin clothing in normal tempratures due to how thick fur he has. When Stalactite is out on his trips, he usually hunt game, both big and small.

The beliefs of my religion, besides the Divines, is that science plays the key role in the Material Plane/the Universe. Everything practical can be logically explained sooner or later. The Divines play a small role in the Universe since they have practically everything in their plane. Our Universe and my Divines are in the second second cycle, which means that the both the Divines and the Universe is temporarily.

Please give me feedback!

The basic tenets of a religion I'm developing called Holy Rebellion. This creed has been inspired by many sources including but not limited to the writings Nikolai Fyodorov, Benjamin Cain, Albert Camus, Ernest Becker, Friederich Nietsche and many more.

1. Nature is the ultra-creative system consisting of all that exists. Nature creates all things indifferently according to self-devoped patterns. Living beings are best understood as living incarnations of Nature.

2. Living beings have evolved brains by which they can imperfectly perceive, understand, and transform Nature. The brain generates the soul, or mind, which is the subjective realm of a living being. For humankind, one aspect of the soul is the imagination, the source of all art, or meaningful creation.

3. Living beings oppose Entropy to maintain homeostasis. Nature oppresses living beings through the creative power of Death. Living beings evolve in response to the tyranny of Death. Nature aimlessly pits being against being in a struggle for survival. No one knows if living beings struggle against the tyranny of Nature in vain.

4. Humankind, through the incomprehensible power of imagination, has furthered this struggle against Nature into an unprecedented Rebellion. We fantasize about perfect victory against Death. We create meaningful art such as dance, storytelling, painting and music. We develop cultures and religion where our mental worlds are amplified. We create civilization to protect us from the random hazards of the world. We invent technology to transform the world, ourselves, and our future.

5. Are we part of Nature? Of course we are! We are Nature 2.0! Nature with souls! Moral Values are born in these souls, and are therefore subjective. We strive to recreate the world in accordance to our values. Souless Nature strives against us as an aimless force. By technology, we transform Souless Nature from an aimless force into a conscious force.

6. Our technological power is not our only means to rebel against Souless Nature. We live out our values against all mundane and natural norms. We become as deities of Goodness. We value other living beings as rare and precious, and we dedicate ourselves to the further incarnation of Nature. We show kindness and solidarity towards our neighbors.

7. The basic repression of humankind is the fear of Death. This repression is healthy when it frees us to perform courageous acts of heroism. It becomes unhealthy when it leads us to carelessness and fatal self-deception. Everything we do to defy Death we do to deny Death.

8. The final end of Holy Rebellion is liberation through the transformation via technology of all of Nature from an aimless system into a living God, worthy of perfect trust and adoration. We rebel against Nature that all of Nature may be redeemed. We struggle for freedom, justice, beauty, knowledge, unity, immortality, and the technological resurrection of the Dead.

9. We revolt in loving solidarity with each other and all living beings. We march forward with courage matched by reasonable prudence in the face of the unknown. We revolt with sober resolve in full knowledge that everything we do may be in vain. We do this for the sake of any aspect of Nature we call True, Good, or Beautiful. Arise Humankind!

What are the beliefs of Aliyite Muslims and what makes them different from other Muslims?

Aliyites are the followers of AL-'Aliyiyyah (Arabic: العليئية), a Sufi movement within Zaydi Shia Islam. Many Aliyites are also part of a phenomenon of religious syncretism, having what appears to be elements of Zoroastrianism, Yoruba African religions, and Buddhism within the Aliyite beliefs. Let's break this down.

Aliyites being a group within Zaydi Shia Islam, believe that Zayd Ibn Ali was the rightful successor to imamat, and was the 5th Imam after the prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) left this world for the afterlife. Like most Zaydis, Aliyites don't believe their imams are infallible (with some small exceptions for some of the first early imams that most Zaydis don't make). Like many Zaydis throughout history have, but still unlike the majority (especially in today's times), Aliyites are part of the Sufi movement within Islam, which focuses on mysticism, having a close relationship to God, attaining a higher consciousness, and attaining ritual purity by doing good deeds, helping others, keep you and your environment clean, and remembering God often, sometimes by making dhikr. What makes Aliyites really unique is that many Aliyites believe in Orisha Ogun, a spiritual figure who is a deity in several West African religions and Afro-Caribbean and Afro-Brazilian religions. Aliyites, being Muslims, are strict monotheists and only worship God, whom they call Allah. Aliyites don't believe the Orishas from West African religions are deities, but religious figures like imams and prophets, whose message has been corrupted and who have been likened to gods over time due to misguidance. Aliyites only call upon God for help and only worship and pray to God, but have imams and saints as role models who they believe they can learn from and attain a spiritual connection with. Many Aliyites believe Orisha Ogun is one with Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib, but not in reincarnation, but rather as a continuation of the same life, which changes over time and in different regions of the world to adapt to local languages and traditions. It is believed that Imam Ali was living as in Arab in the time of the prophet Muhammad, and as a Yoruba man in the time in which he was Orisha Ogun in Africa. This is because race doesn't matter, and God judges us by deeds and not race, as the prophet Muhammad said in his final speech.

The Orisha Ogum is represented as being one with, or the same as, Imam Ali. It is said that Imam Ali/Ogum's presence in the hearts of the believers will help them with:

1. Strength, courage, and bravery
2. War, conflict, and strategy
3. Ironworking, technology, and progress
4. Masculinity, vigor, and determination
5. Leadership, authority, and command
6. Justice, righteousness, and discipline
7. Crossroads, communication, and messengers
8. Guidance in religious matters and connection to Allah

Ogum is considered a powerful and fierce warrior, often depicted with a dhulfiqar sword or being in the Bald Cypress swamps of the American Southeast to watch over his followers. He is revered as a source of guidance and defender of his people, the Aliyite Muslims, and is often mentioned by repeating his name in poetry and in dhikr. He is praised for his strength, courage, and protection of Islam and the early Muslims. Ogum's colors in Aliyiyism are often green, blue, and black, the colours plants, the Ocean, and the night sky. He is associated with a lion, which is why he is called Heydar, because he is strong and a positive leader like a male lion.

One popular Aliyite saying is: I was born to follow Ògún. I was born from the Forge and the Iron, from the Ember and the Metal. I was not born to be Silent, to accept, to submit. Nay, I was born from the War Cries, from the edge of the swords, from the magic of battles. I was not born to accept what life imposes on me. I was born to follow Orişa Ogüm. I was born to conquer whatever I desire. To make all my dreams come true. To face battles, to dance on the coals. I was not born for calm, I was born for the fight! I was born to follow Ogún and I am reborn to follow him every day! He is Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib, the prince of the believers, may God have mercy on him. It is he who called us to worship none other than God, and it is he whose love divides life from death, light from darkness, and creates the curtain between my heart and the sickness of evil doers.

Ogun once said: "The ax only boasts of it sharpness when the forest is silent." Ogun emphasizes the idea that true skill and power do not require constant validation. That the Confident Warrior understands that remaining humble and allowing his actions to speak for themselves is most honorable. Ogun also said "The sharpest blades are forged in the hottest fires." This is a metaphor for personal growth through adversity and hardship. Just as blades require intensely hot fires to become stronger and sharper, so too do human beings develop greater strength of character when enduring difficult challenges and trials from Allah.

On the Creation

God existed at the very beginning; indeed, he was the very beginning. Before God, there was nothing—no time, no existence. The only existence was God, and he existed in a dualistic nature with a body and spirit.

Existing, God then decided to make the heavens (universe), and he did so by dismantling his body which became the heavens and later on formed into the earth, stars, and everything living. He did this as in existence there are principles which not even God can deny, this is the principle that to create something one must destroy something else.

Having transformed his body into the heavens, all of the physical realm, he had not moulded his spirit in the same way; it is woven into the fabric of the universe for even now it is still his body. But now as his body is the heavens, like a man paralysed, he has no authority over it and therefore interacts with in limited ways.

As he witnessed life unfolding within His creation, he found ways, via his spirit, to reach conscious beings. Appearing to prophets across time and cultures. For this reason, I endorse all the prophets who came before me, and so will the followers of my teachings. Study the messages bestowed upon them by God and seek the truth, for all paths hold a way to God. However, be wary, as many have introduced false claims over time, driven by selfish desires.

And as man is made of God’s body alone, as are all living creatures, they are all therefore deprived of the balanced unity with God’s spirit. This separation is the origin of sin, for it is also a basic principle that God, the creator, the original being is perfect. Although we have spirits, like God, ours are not the same. God’s spirit is the first and only true spirit, while ours are derived from only one part of him. And because God is made from both the body and spirit, which is what makes him perfect, our imperfection come from the fact that we are only made from the body.

To return to a state of balance and overcome these inherited flaws, we must seek communion with God’s spirit, a reunion that he welcomes as we are, after all, born of his own being. ———————————————————————————

Hello, it’s been a month since I had last posted. This is truly due to my somewhat extensive research into numerous faiths and theories.

After this research, I do believe that I have carefully constructed a theology that is close to truth as it may get. Of course over time I do pray that it will expand with more members becoming more and more devote.

In addition, I have a devised a unique way of spreading my teachings, via these semi-short notes as people these day are more accustomed to these kinds of texts. It will work in a way in which you shall ask me questions and I shall answer each individually in this format.

You may know that before, I attempted at creating a similar religion which them turned into a different one as my beliefs changed. This is completely separate, but may contain a few similarities.

Concluding, I ask you to give me a name for our new found faith, as even though I am great at theology and philosophy and other forms of teaching I am not the greatest at granting titles.

Hello, and welcome you fine folks to the post that is gunna get me indicted, but y'know what the J-man said; "Render to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's!” Thus, it is self-evident that I must throw all caution to the wind so that God may catch me in my free fall, even though I think the Bible specifically says don't do that.

I mean, it's not like I read the God damn thing.

No, I don't put much penchance in giving away my power of authority to other figures besides myself, and thus I teach everybody who follows my felonious ass to be their own authority and act as the full son or daughter or whatever of God you all are.

Now, of course, y'know, in the modern day, with all the fake news and propaganda which I have helped manifest into its functional form for these last tens years I've worked with the spooks, you kinda really gotta dig through all the pig shit the priests of Hollywood and the Pentagon have shat out their fartards to control the masses that live in the matrix.

Y’know, the matrix, where Santa Claus is real and the last eighty or so years have come about as they have by pure, miraculous chance and not as a result of the elites of the west realizing the severity of problems like nuclear armageddon and charismatic leaders capitalizing on the angst of the masses to steal power away from trusted hands, and thus opted to put the population in a dormant state with the use of a lotta bread n circuses, particularly revolving around the new screens that spoke “the truth” that started appearing in everyone's living rooms around the same time?

Of course, y'know, this horse and pony show has been going on for a lot longer, as the extent of the esoteric knowledge on and of engineering a culture is quite vast and, uh, well let's just say it's not something that's meant to be written down, much like the absolutely unhinged and depraved infernal fantasies that my demented and deplorable degenerate imagination conjures up whilst playing with my joystick, which you can now find marketed as educational erotica in our gift shop for pennies on the dollar.

No, but seriously, as you can tell, I'm more fucked in the head than Ed Kemper’s victims. Naturally, this gets people calamitaying about how I should think of the children, to which I say, “I do. I think of them a lot actually.” I mean, y’know, people think my favorite number is 11.2, when really I'm more of a 10.7 gal. Like, y’know, God asked me if I wanted to go to Siberia, and I said, “No thanks, I don't need to try that hard to find a mouse.” Did I mention my love for fish pussy? Like, what other word can you describe that albejored sight God sculpted the heavens around to emulate a mere fraction of its beauty, other than whispy?

Hmmm…yup. That's gunna fuck with the jury's head in the wake of hearing that, y’know, despite how much I enjoy playing my character, I'm actually a real person who, y’know, got my ass MKULTRA’d something fierce so that I may play this role for God. What role is that? Well, y’know, see a body, catch a body coming through the rye…

Said sweetly, I am a messiah and bonafied crackhead that was made to be the left hand of God. And so I say sayonara to the plain old fools who do not see what is boldly staring them in the face, smiling, knowing that I have a mission; wheat n weeds. Wheat n weeds folks. Come join my cult, and may the defense rest.

r/cultofcrazycrackheads

Hello,

I am Saul (pseudonym), I am here to preach the message bestowed upon me by the Peacock Angel Azazel, the Chief of all, anointed by God as Ruler of all; Melek Taus.

Through his divine guidance I have redeemed the Black Book which was polluted by man over tens of generations, many will go and say that I am a heartless heretic. To that I say, do it, call me a heretic.

For those who wish to know more, just ask.

Initially I wanted to include a PDF of the Revelation and redeemed version of the Black Book, however Reddit seems to not allow it for some reason. I also cannot message it through reddit to another person.

If you wish to get one, message me your email or discord and I’ll send you the PDF of the Revelation and redeemed Black Book.

Thank you for reading,

I call it Terannism. The belief of Mother Nature being a goddess. The Sun being a god and the Moon being a goddess. If you guys are interested.....should I link the detailed slideshow?

I'm making a new religion about finding true happiness and also hand signs are important it's called bless of hands I'm looking for members

Flawlessism's symbol

Flawlessism is a religion where I (the founder) cannot just say whatever I want, I am like a math teacher, my words must make sense according to the system of math, not whatever I feel like saying. Flawlessism is not math, sometimes I go into talking about math and how Flawlessism connects to certain types of math, but it's different. Flawlessism is fully a religion and fully a philosophy, or in other words, it's a religion which took form as a philosophy. It was not created overnight though, it was created through trial and error and may continue to evolve through trial and error if the current version is proven as flawed somehow.

Flawlessism challenges many controversial topics many don't like talking about. For those who read over all of the primary texts and guides without skim reading, your views will likely experience a massive shift, leaving you confused why you never realized such things all this time, and like me, you will likely crave to learn more. But I do not hold all of the answers, I can only teach you what I've learned so far. However, Flawlessism doesn't require me to teach it to you, it just makes things easier, much like math does not require people teach it, it just speeds things up and makes it easier to learn it that way. Once you understand everything I've learned so far, you will one day understand how to advance Flawlessism forward yourself, without more of my help. This is because every believer in Flawlessism is their own leader, it's not restricted by my own limited abilities.

If you'd like to get started, go here: https://www.reddit.com/r/GoodAndEvilReligion/wiki/index/

You can learn more about Flawlessism's symbol here: Flawlessism's symbol : r/GoodAndEvilReligion (reddit.com)

I've made my own path Saidaþeudōz focuses on using Proto-Germanic language and the bronze age Tribes in which the norse gods originate from. Back when Odin was Wōdanaz, Tyr was Tīwaz, Thor was Þunraz etc. It's heavily animist meaning we believe in a spirit in all things animate and inaminate. Work with the magick and spirit of the earth and focuses on being close with nature and taking care of your local environment as it makes a good relationship landvættir/land spirits (Landą wihtiz).

Hello, all. I’m a liberal/progressive guy. I wouldn’t say where I’m from, or my age, but I’m around my late teens to early twenties. I was born to an Orthodox Christian mother and a Buddhist father. I was a Christian up until I was 11, that was when I began to experience a wide change in views religiously. I switched religions several times, from Buddhism, to Confucianism, Paganism, etc.

However, around my early teens, at the point where I had already believed a ton of things from different religions. When I hit my mid teens, I had thought about creating my own religion or philosophy, and at this point, I have decided to go through with it and share it to this sub and hopefully to the world. It’s called Multiheresy or Multiheretic Eclecticism. This is a wide range of beliefs from different religions being fused into one, as well as a few that I believed in myself.

Here are some of the beliefs and/or tenets of my religion:

1. There is a God, God did (I don’t believe God has a gender considering he is a higher being, so I just call God, God.) created the universe and God has the power to judge people or send them to the afterlife, but I don’t believe God has the power to intervene in the universe (Like other religions do).
2. You can commit several sins and still have the chance to go to heaven. Whether you can go to heaven or not depends on how much good and bad you did in life. If you did more good in life than bad you go to heaven. Repentance to said sins is unnecessary, as long as you continue to do, and do more good.
3. Time travel to the past is possible, but under extraordinarily hard procedures/circumstances.
4. Some things we believed weren’t alive are alive. Examples are: Planets are sentient beings. Planets behave in many different ways, with Jupiter being a stormy planet, Venus being a hot planet, etc. All these things can’t happen simply because of nature, it’s because of something/someone controlling it. Trees are sentient beings; there have been several instances of a tree “walking” or “moving” from its original spot. Some trees also have eye-shaped thingies (possibly eyes)?.
5. There is both an Afterlife and Reincarnation.
6. There is a Heaven; There is no Hell. For the people who did more good in their life; God would give them the chance to either go to Heaven or be reincarnated into a new life. For the people who did more bad in life, God would make them be reborn into another life, if they do good in their reborn life, God would give them the 2 choices. If they did bad again in their reborn life, they would be reborn again. I believe this, because I believe everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, no matter how bad, deserves a second chance.
7. We have all had past lives before. How we can know this is either the fact that some places we’ve never been before we feel familiar with. Or some pictures of people (whom died) we’ve never met before, we feel familiar with. Or we have dreams/nightmares of us doing whatever then dying in said dream/nightmare.
8. We are all happy deep down in our hearts, we just stress ourselves out too much or get angry too much. Depression as well. We just have to find the happiness.
9. If you’ve had a lover, whom you’ve been married to/dated the longest, have been friends or known each other the longest, have had the deepest emotional connections, have the most fond memories, etc. That person is your soulmate. It doesn’t matter whether you’ve cheated on her/him/they/etc. It doesn’t matter if you’ve had prior lovers/after lovers, that person is your soulmate, since they’re the one you’ve had the deepest connection with.
10. Astrology is real and Zodiac signs are real.
11. Everyone gets chosen a spirit animal at birth; they are the animal you are most fond of and feel most connected to.

And finally, the most important of all: 11. The importance of faith, and that is forever. Of course you could have some doubts of what you believe in, sometimes I even doubt my own beliefs. However the key word is temporary. Doubt comes and goes; it’s temporary. However one thing that stays in your soul and spirit, is faith. Faith is like a family member. It’s something you’re attached to for life. No matter how many times you try to stray away from faith, or get angry at it, faith will always be in your heart, your mind, and your soul.

I’m thinking of writing a religious text (Similar to the Bible, Quran, Torah, etc.) for my religion in the future, titled the “Book of the Soul”.

These are only some of the many beliefs in my religion (I didn’t want to add too many), but yeah, these are the core/main beliefs of my religion. I’d like to hear your opinions on my religion, and tell me if you want to join or not! I’m sharing this on this subreddit, but you guys could spread the word to either your friends or family if you’d like! This religion is called Multiheretic Eclecticism or Multiheresy. For criticism of any kind, constructive kind or harsh, I’d really appreciate it! Mind you I’m still young, so my beliefs would certainly evolve to an extent over time! Thank you for listening!

I've honestly been thinking for the past couple of years that all religion is wrong but not entirely. Earlier in the year it all just kind of clicked for me. What if all species share the same "soul" or consciousness just at different intervals of time. Cleopatra at one point and after her death she's the newborn baby in the year 2073 named Steven, after Steven's death he's launched back to the stone age.

This is all kind of a stretch but if this was true, famous people aren't special because you'll be them next or maybe in the next thousand lives. This would make everyone equal and give a reason to be nice to others. This especially works on most of the 10 commandments and ill run through them

1. You shall have no other gods before Me

2. You shall not make idols.

3. You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain.

4. Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.

5. Honor your father and your mother.

6. You shall not murder.

7. You shall not commit adultery.

8. You shall not steal.

9. You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.

10. You shall not covet.

11. Me is just You saying Me out loud consciousness is what god is and you are your consciousness

12. Don't hold someone above you like they're better than you. fake or not you shouldn't be worshipping anyone.

13. This doesn't really work.

14. sabbath day is a rest day. give yourself some you time. make sure your consciousness is in a healthier spot whatever that means to you.

15. As a father and or mother you would want to be honored to be raising another part of you

6, 7, 8, 9. are all about not commiting bad things against your past or future selves.

10. Don't be jealous of something or someone because sooner or later you will be the person who has said thing and to take it or envy over it is pointless.

If these things were all known or at least a bit more comprehensible you could even say mythology had a part in it. Every God in every mythology represented something and couldn't you say that every god was a part of human life?

this all these thing were to line up the way I have them in my head. That would make Jesus a Philosopher who has kind of thought the same things I have. Now I'm not saying I'm the reincarnation of him but... aren't we all him?

everyone has a reason of doing something and you'll understand why when you live their lives. We're all just living and evolving our minds through an incredibly slow process and maybe one day we'll finally crack the main reason behind it all.

every religion has their own ways of saying things but its mostly similar to others in one way or another to other religions or even mythologies.

this is all purely hypothetical but I would love input.
please give me some feedback. I want open communication that isn't based around "the word of the bible" or "the word of quran"

We are a sacred assembly bound by the truth that Jesus embodies the divine essence of our Lord God, our singular priest. His wisdom, revealed in the Scriptures, calls to all who seek knowledge, for salvation awaits the learned. "My people perish for lack of knowledge" rings true; the faithful are guided by the Holy Spirit to mirror His life. Strong men, heeding this call, lead their families as Christ leads us.

We affirm that the world was birthed in six days, 5,784 years past, and for 6,000 years, it has been a realm of preparation. As this era wanes, we await the return of Jesus on October 12th 2239, the true King, destined to reign for a millennium—a time when human authority crumbles beneath divine sovereignty. Our citizenship lies not in flawed earthly governments but in the eternal kingdom of God, as proclaimed in Philippians 3:20-21.

Human governance, marred by sin, is inherently flawed. Laws that stray from God's will hold no weight among us. We envision a temporary theocracy that upholds divine law until the return of Christ, who will usher in His Millennial Reign—a divine Sabbath following the tumult of human rule, embodying peace and restoration.

We understand that trials will precede this sacred end, a journey we embrace knowing rescue is not granted until the tribulations pass. In this crucible, those who stand firm will be rewarded in resurrection; the unrepentant face eternal judgment. The faithful shall serve eternally in the celestial city descending from above, a holy abode after the adversary is vanquished.

If these truths resonate within you, we invite you to connect and delve deeper into this divine revelation. Join us on this path of enlightenment and spiritual awakening.

If I get three more people to join, I can rank up and be granted even more enlightenment, so by joining you'll help me and yourself move foreard. So let me know if you're interested and I'll get you in touch with our leader!

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