Morals and Ethics
Core Principles
Balance and Harmony
Moral: Strive for balance in all things, understanding that extremes can lead to chaos.
Ethic: Promote harmony in relationships, communities, and the environment, recognizing the interdependence of all beings.
Equity and Fairness
Moral: Treat all individuals with respect and fairness, regardless of their gender identity.
Ethic: Advocate for equal opportunities and justice, ensuring that everyone's voice is heard and valued.
Empathy and Compassion
Moral: Practice empathy towards others, seeking to understand their experiences and perspectives.
Ethic: Foster a culture of compassion, encouraging acts of kindness and support within the community.
Growth and Learning
Moral: Embrace growth as a lifelong journey, recognizing that knowledge and wisdom can be gained from all.
Ethic: Value education and self-improvement, encouraging individuals to seek understanding and challenge biases.
Integrity and Honesty
Moral: Uphold truth and integrity in all actions, fostering trust within the community.
Ethic: Encourage open communication and honesty, promoting transparency in relationships and decision-making.
Ethical Guidelines
Respect for Autonomy
Individuals are empowered to make choices about their lives and bodies without coercion or judgment. This includes respecting personal beliefs, lifestyles, and gender expressions.
Community Responsibility
Each member is responsible for the well-being of the community, promoting collective welfare while respecting individual rights.
Environmental Stewardship
Recognize the sacredness of nature and the importance of sustainable practices. Individuals are encouraged to protect and honor the natural world.
Conflict Resolution
Approach conflicts with a mindset of understanding and reconciliation, aiming for solutions that respect all parties involved.
Celebration of Diversity
Embrace and celebrate diversity in all forms, recognizing that different perspectives enrich the community.
Rituals and Practices
Gatherings for Reflection
Regular community gatherings where individuals can share experiences, reflect on personal growth, and discuss ethical dilemmas.
Rituals of Equality
Ceremonies that emphasize equality and the importance of every member, perhaps including rites of passage that honor all identities.
Acts of Service
Encourage community service as a way to foster compassion and build connections among members.
Seasonal Celebrations
Festivals that celebrate the balance of nature, gender diversity, and community achievements, allowing everyone to participate equally.
Meditation and Mindfulness
Promote practices that encourage self-awareness and connection to others, helping individuals develop empathy and understanding.
Symbolism
Neutral Symbol: Create a symbol that represents balance and unity, such as a circle or intertwined shapes that signify connection between all genders.
Color Palette: Use colors that represent inclusivity and harmony, avoiding traditional gender associations (like blue or pink).
- 1. We believe that there is one God Eternity existing in the three persons.
God the father God the Son and God the holy spirit (the Holy Trinity).
- 2. We believe that the Bible is God’s Written revelation to man and that is verbally inspired, authoritative and without error in the original manuscripts.
- 3. We believe in the deity of Jesus Christ Virgin Birth. Sinless Life miraculous Death on the Cross to provide our redemption,bodily resurrection and accession into Haven present5 ministry of intercession for us and his return to earth in Power and Glory.
- 4We believe in the personality and deity of the Holy Spirit that he performs the Miracle of new birth in an unbeliever and indwells in believers thus enables them to live godly lives.
- 5. We believe that man is created in the image of God but because of sin he was alinietated from God. Only true faith trusting in Jesus Christ alone for salvation, which was made possible, by, his death and resuration, can a man is reconciled back to God.
- 6. We believe that man must be born again by being reconciled with/to God through the Holy Spirit.
And thereafter be filled in the Holy Spirit and should be baptized by the Holy Ghost evidenced by an out sign of speaking in tongues.
- 7. We believe in divine inspiration of the bible endorse all the teachings contain there in.
- 8. we believe in the divine healing of sickness as provided by the atonement in the blood of Jesus Christ our lord.
- 9. We believe that marriage is a union between a man and a woman for life as ordained by God. And the holy constitution that is binding before God, given neither partners the right to marry again as long as the first companion lives.
- 10. We believe in restitution wherein wrong against our fellow man are righted in other tom have a clear conscience before God and man.
- 11. We believe in water baptism by immersion which is done, in the name of the father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost as commanded by Jesus Christ.
- 12. We believe in taking Holy Communion, which is cerebrated of the Lords Supper as an institution ordained by Jesus Christ, so that we might remember the His death and His return.
As a firebrand denomination we are committed to:
I. Igniting and equipping the body of Christ with the word of God undiluted.
Because Our ministry is a covenant church and we are greatly committed to ensuring that our deeds and intents is based on the covenant –keeping nature of God. As God is Faithful to Fulfill his promises in line with His words. He is our Model through Christ our Lord.
II Calling all men to Godliness, understanding through that power, we have the recourses to make and keep spiritual, biblically- based promises. We are committed to the salt and light of the word (Matt.5:13-14) and to this end motivate all men to influence the world through obedience in love and evangelism.
III Honour our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ Through sincere warmly prayer and obedience of God’s word by the power of the Holy Ghost.
IV Preach and practice unsinful, ethical and purity in all our deeds and intents as in Christ Jesus.
Morals and Ethics of The Way of the Celestial
Core Principles
1. Unity in Diversity: Recognize and honor the interconnectedness of all beings and the value of diverse perspectives. Embrace differences as a source of strength and enrichment in the cosmic community.
2. Compassion and Empathy: Act with kindness, understanding, and compassion toward all living beings. Strive to see the world through the eyes of others, fostering relationships built on trust and mutual respect.
3. Personal Responsibility: Acknowledge that every action has consequences that ripple through the cosmos. Take responsibility for one’s choices and their impact on oneself, others, and the environment.
4. Pursuit of Knowledge: Seek truth and understanding through exploration, study, and experience. Knowledge is viewed as a pathway to enlightenment and greater connection to the Celestial Architect.
5. Stewardship of Creation: Protect and care for the natural world and its resources. This includes sustainable practices, environmental conservation, and ethical treatment of all living beings, honoring the creation of the Celestial Architect.
6. Growth Through Adversity: Embrace challenges and setbacks as opportunities for growth and learning. Recognize that difficult experiences contribute to personal and communal development.
7. Community and Collaboration: Prioritize the well-being of the community over individual desires. Collaborate with others to achieve common goals, share knowledge, and support one another in times of need.
8. Reflection and Mindfulness: Engage in regular self-reflection and mindfulness practices to cultivate awareness of one’s thoughts, emotions, and actions. This fosters personal growth and deeper connections with others and the universe.
Ethical Guidelines
1. Honesty and Integrity: Always speak and act truthfully. Honor commitments and maintain integrity in all interactions, fostering trust within the community.
2. Respect for Life: Value all forms of life, recognizing their inherent worth and interconnectedness. Avoid harm whenever possible, and advocate for the rights and dignity of all beings.
3. Non-violence: Resolve conflicts peacefully and seek to understand differing viewpoints. Use dialogue and empathy to address disagreements rather than resorting to aggression or hostility.
4. Service to Others: Actively engage in service and support for those in need within the community and beyond. This can include sharing resources, offering guidance, or participating in communal projects.
5. Balanced Living: Strive for balance in all aspects of life, including work, relationships, and personal pursuits. Recognize the importance of rest, recreation, and spiritual nourishment.
6. Cultural Respect: Honor and celebrate the customs, traditions, and beliefs of different cultures within the cosmic community. Participate in interplanetary dialogues to foster understanding and cooperation.
7. Ethical Innovation: When pursuing technological or scientific advancements, consider the ethical implications and potential impacts on the community and environment. Ensure that progress aligns with the principles of compassion and stewardship.
8. Mindful Consumption: Be conscious of consumption habits and their effects on the environment and society. Choose sustainable and ethical options whenever possible, recognizing the interconnectedness of all resources.
Applications of Morals and Ethics
1. Unity in Diversity
Practice: Participate in interplanetary cultural exchanges where individuals share their customs, traditions, and stories. Host community gatherings that celebrate the diversity of beliefs and practices within the faith.
Daily Life: Encourage open conversations with people from different backgrounds, actively listen to their experiences, and seek to understand their perspectives.
2. Compassion and Empathy
Practice: Volunteer time to help those in need, whether within the community or in neighboring settlements. Engage in acts of kindness, such as offering emotional support to friends or assisting a neighbor.
Daily Life: Make it a habit to ask others how they are feeling and listen attentively. Practice empathy by considering how your actions affect those around you.
3. Personal Responsibility
Practice: Reflect on personal actions and their consequences, regularly engaging in self-assessment. Acknowledge mistakes and seek to rectify them by making amends.
Daily Life: Before making decisions, consider the potential outcomes for yourself and others. Take ownership of your choices and their effects.
4. Pursuit of Knowledge
Practice: Engage in lifelong learning by attending workshops, reading sacred texts, and exploring scientific or philosophical ideas. Join study groups or discussion circles to share insights with others.
Daily Life: Dedicate time each week for personal study or exploration of new topics that interest you. Stay curious and ask questions about the world around you.
5. Stewardship of Creation
Practice: Participate in community clean-up efforts or environmental conservation projects. Advocate for sustainable practices within your community, such as reducing waste or supporting local agriculture.
Daily Life: Adopt eco-friendly habits, such as using reusable materials, conserving water, and reducing energy consumption. Make a conscious effort to care for plants and animals in your environment.
6. Growth Through Adversity
Practice: When facing challenges, seek support from mentors or community members. Share experiences of struggle in group settings to learn from one another and find strength in shared stories.
Daily Life: Reframe setbacks as learning opportunities. Reflect on what each challenge teaches you and how it can lead to personal development.
7. Community and Collaboration
Practice: Engage in communal projects that benefit the entire community, such as building shared spaces or organizing events. Foster a sense of teamwork by inviting input from all members.
Daily Life: Offer assistance to neighbors or colleagues, whether through collaboration on tasks or sharing resources. Build relationships that emphasize mutual support and cooperation.
8. Reflection and Mindfulness
Practice: Incorporate meditation or mindfulness practices into daily routines, setting aside time for self-reflection and spiritual connection. Attend group meditations to strengthen community bonds.
Daily Life: Practice being present in the moment. Take time to pause, breathe, and reflect on your thoughts and feelings, particularly during stressful situations.
Specific Examples
Community Service Day: Organize a day where community members come together to help clean parks, assist the elderly, or support local charities, embodying the ethics of compassion, responsibility, and stewardship.
Cultural Festival: Host an annual festival where individuals share food, music, and stories from their respective planets, promoting unity in diversity and collaboration.
Study Circles: Create small groups focused on exploring sections of the Galactic Testament, where participants can discuss insights and personal interpretations, fostering the pursuit of knowledge and reflection.
Mentorship Programs: Establish programs where experienced community members mentor younger individuals, helping them grow through challenges and embrace their unique journeys.
Eco-initiatives: Form committees to create eco-friendly policies within the community, such as promoting recycling, sustainable agriculture, or alternative energy sources, reinforcing stewardship of creation.
To Save Souls Our Vision is very Simple through the evangelization of God’s Word to the uttermost end of the World. As commanded in the great Commission.
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