The Accusation: "Klassen Made It All Up!"

[Chuck]

"Creativity is called Nature's Eternal Religion for a Good Reason!"
- The Anonymous Creator

One of the most common accusations I receive when talking to people about Creativity is that Ben Klassen simply made it all up. At best they believe that Creativity is a wholly artificial philosophy, invented in the mind of a well-educated man. At worst they believe Creativity was tossed off by a mad man on an idle afternoon. My rebuttal is always that, as the title of Nature's Eternal Religion suggests, Klassen observed the laws of nature, then expounded on how they apply to White people. He took rules that have been in place since life began and gave them the name Creativity. Everything after that- the titles, the holidays, the liturgy, the catechisms, were added to further help us come into accord with those eternally existent laws. Nature didn't change; we did.

That's how I look at Creativity- as a religion designed to bring me ever more into accord with eternally existent laws, for my own survival and advancement, and also for the survival and advancement of my extended racial family. Does anyone else run into this debate? How do you respond? 

[Nigel]

Usually I just ask them to explain their declaration. What religion has not been 'made up'? Do they believe everything written in the so called 'Holy Texts' of the main religions?

Really? What about Darwin? Do they believe in evolution?

You see, our Church may have been founded by one man, but the actual foundations of the Church are made with cold hard, scientific fact. No spook in the sky 'interpretation' from a semite in the desert. Our book are free to be taken, broken down and criticised.. we do it ourselves! The fact remains, however, that those foundations are solid, backed up by verifiable fact. Klassen's version is the way he chose to write it, many of us would have written it differently, I know I would, but 'we' didn't - he did, he actually took the time to put it in words, research and then print it. For that reason, his version is our version, and always will be.

[Rev.Cambeul]

I go much the same way as Chuck, point out that everything Founder Klassen put together to form Creativity was already there, just waiting for his brilliant mind to compile the first and only Logical and Common Sense Racial Religion for the White Man, based on the Laws of Nature.

If they want something that some man made up, I point them at Scientology. Itself a loony space opera written by L Ron Hubbard - A drugged up power freak that used to hang around Allister Crowley. And since insulting their favourite Hollyweird celebs is not something that the average critic of Creativity wants to get into either, so the conversation topic typically changes to them trying to defend the best freak show on earth since the advent of Jewsus and his 12 Truth-Juggling Clowns.

@Cailen.

[Grimm]

One of the most common accusations I receive when talking to people about Creativity is that Ben Klassen simply made it all up.

When I think of Ben Klassen sitting down and making the holy books, I don't think of him as writing down his thoughts. I think of him more like an observer of what the concerns and points of the white racial loyalty scenes were generating. So he dug through the list of material being tossed around, scraped out what he could verify as false, included what he found was true, included references to additional reading material (Fords Jew books are mentioned, etc..), and added information from other experts (to make the dietary guidelines). SO he didn't really "make it up" he compiled it from the concerns of the scene he was a part of.

The material is still very good, some things are out of date but its not much of an issue.

Other things I think he over stressed the worry of, such as the federal reserve, medicine, non organic foods, etc. But with these things they are mostly unavoidable and could be very helpful.. so long as they are not abused. If abused the danger is very real, and unfortunately some of the things are very easy to abuse (pain medication, etc).. but the over stressing of the dangers are there to prevent/steer you away from abusing it. If you have it in your head that what you are participating in is dangerous (such as taking pain medication after an operation or hogging out on junk food) you may do it less naturally.. "ehh.. thats enough death and destruction for now" and then do some corrective action "NO! I'm not in pain, I don't need these drugs! I had enough potato chips and cake, I need some broccoli and an apple!".

There is my take on it.. he didn't make it up.. he compiled the loose material of the scene into an archive for easier distribution.   

[Rev.Cambeul]

Bump!