Article 1.1

There is a need to separate truth from ideology. If you take all of truth out of religion what remains is ideology, and religions are full of it. The truth is that religion is a personal journey, which should be facilitated by ideologies of truth. So a religion is part truth, part ideology. It is better to proclaim the truth without an ideology, than to spread a religion based on a ideology with false assumptions, giving false hope. Partly due to ambiguous dogma and manipulated interpretations by human actors, modern religions are prone to corruption. They are sometimes used as a political weapon, a tool to control the masses, and institutions built around them mainly care about power and survival, just like in the corporate and political system. Sometimes they even motivate the criminal minded to aggression against other groups, with or without incentives and narrative. In the worst case scenario, religions justify evil or become a center of evil themselves.

With regard to the Christian church, it has fulfilled its main mission, to spread the story of Christ and his Messianic return. It therefore needs reform in order to be credible in the next era: post-Christianity. The story remains the same, the teachings about morality remain the same, but now there is a new chapter, based actual data from the End Times we are living in. This chapter has not yet been concluded and many events are still unclear and unknown to the observer. But one thing is certain, that God Almighty has a plan. This plan may succeed or fail, but at least humanity has been given the opportunity to rise above sin and transform through secondary integration, based on what ought to be, now that what is. Without secondary integration, a state of personality where humans become truly authentic, the evil in this world cannot be overcome. We should thank the Lord for this opportunity, as we do not fully understand our place in this universe. This is our second chance, after what the world did to Jesus Christ who died for our sins. Let’s not blow it. A third chance may never come. Humans may degenerate, as evolution is unpredictable (but not to the foresight of God Almighty), and Christ consciousness may never appear again, being stripped from human potential forever.

Our constitution concludes that there is only one true religion. The religion that teaches about the life of Jesus Christ, who becomes Christ after secondary integration. In order to transform into Christ a chosen individual needs to have the right potential. This potential can become activated only when the conditions are right, resulting in  a unique lifepath. In order to truly “ascend”, the individual will likely have to rely on the Third Factor, an intrinsic motivation to transform himself according to a better version of himself self. As Kazimierz Dąbrowski puts it: man must overcome himself, to become himself. At the same time our constitution, calls for a new reformation of the Church, in which the Church should depart of from the idea of an institute, to the idea of a network of enlightened individuals guiding gifted individuals in their unique transformation based on secondary integration. However, just as Dąbrowski claimed, this group of people is very small. The reality is that society corrupts most gifted individuals, based on their primitive norms and values. This new idea is not simply gifted education. It is more than that. Only the church, through the work of the Messiah and saints is the perfect vehicle for secondary integration at the community level. This excludes the current social hierarchy that has shaped the Church institute for centuries. The word community is used here on purpose as ‘society’ is too broad and will never transform due to the dominant position of people stuck at the level of primary integration. A strong church, modelled after secondary integration, can unite the gifted and lift their suffering in a primitive world. In this respect, the rule of law has failed in the fight between good against evil. Now it is time for additional counter measures, focusing on transformation at the individual level. There is no promise that society will benefit from it, as it will likely hold on to the status quo based on primary integration.