The Tenets and Principles of The Abcordial Religion

The Abcordial Religion (2017)

Tenets and Principles

Name of the Religion
This religion is known as The Abcordial Religion.
Monotheistic Framework
The Abcordial Religion is fundamentally monotheistic, recognising a distinct supernatural deity that oversees and interacts with each galactic thermodynamic territorial region within the known universe and the broader, more complex cosmic matrix.
Equality and Purpose
The Abcordial Religion does not discriminate or hold prejudices on Earth based on gender, genetics, disability, race, or geographical location. It strives to be a force for good in the galaxy, with a particular focus on Earth.
Divine Communication and Guidance
I have been contacted on numerous occasions by this supernatural deity, with notable interactions occurring in July 2017, as well as during my childhood and adolescence.
- I recently accepted a gift from this deity, consisting of wisdom and specialised knowledge.
- The instructions I have received include:
  a) Encouragement to lead a movement ensuring that planet Earth is both economically sustainable and healthy.
  b) Promotion of awareness regarding the environmental and biological damage caused to all organisms (including humans) due to a lack of respect for nature, particularly during the so-called developmental progress of the Victorian Industrial Revolution.
  c) Recognition that the knowledge imparted to generations during the Victorian Industrial Revolution is now outdated, necessitating a discerning and appropriate revision for the benefit of all living organisms on the planet.
Beliefs and Practices of Followers
Those who subscribe to or follow The Abcordial Religion:
a) Believe in eternal life.
b) Believe in a separate heavenly paradise for each gender.
c) Adhere to a strictly vegan diet.
d) Drink only tap water, abstaining from alcohol, fizzy drinks, tea, or coffee (freshly prepared, shared fruit juices and herbal infusions are permitted, provided they are not pre-packaged).
e) Pray regularly and diligently to the First Cause.
f) Respect all forms of life.
g) Advocate the planting of all types of trees to improve the environment.
h) Uphold and promote the legal principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948).
Views on the Human Body and Medical Interventions
Those who follow The Abcordial Religion do not accept enforced percutaneous punctures or injuries, nor do they consent to enforced medical interventions.