I've Decided to be a Creator

[Rev.Christopher]

This is an important thing to me. I came to this site to learn about Creativity. Today I've decided to embrace it. I found myself hoplessly confused and lost with other religions, ultimately never knowing anything about a god. Non thesitic religions, like Laveyan Satanism and Spiritual Humanism were good, but there wasn't enough meaning to them, they lacked a higher purpose. Creativity has a higher purpose, one that I value. The survival of the white race. As I have come to understand it, life is it's spirituality, because it is based off of Nature's laws, which guide life. Futhermore, it advances the most advanced life, White life. Thank you all for being helpful and answering my questions. I will stay on this forum and continue to help the movement.

[Rev.Cambeul]

Welcome to Creativity Brother Jay,

You have taken the first step of accepting the one and only true religion, Creativity into your heart. The next steps are a long slow learning process that is difficult for some, but I believe you will succeed.

And remember what our Founder, Ben Klassen said, "Every Creator a Reverend." So start studying our holy books and when you are ready, you'll pass that Ministerial Exam like it was nothing at all.

@Cailen.

[Rev.Christopher]

Rev. Cambeul, I would love to become a Reverend of Creativity, but I have two questions about it. As of now, I am 17. Would that get in the way? And about studying, what books would you most recommend?

[StephenMasten]

The two books that you should read from cover to cover is Nature's Eternal Religion and the White Man's Bible.  It is also recommended that you read Expanding Creativity. 

Your age is not going to get in the way, we are more concerned with one's character and maturity, then their actual age.

[Rev.Christopher]

Alright, thank you for the info.