What the Original Christians
Do Believe

We believe in God, the eternal Spirit, who streams through infinity, and who is indivisible, present life in everyone and everything.

We believe that God is the mighty Creator-power and Creator-source, the stream in which all beings of the light and of the nature kingdoms live.

We believe that the mighty Creator-power, the source of all Being, is in all components of the nature kingdoms, in the minerals, plants and animals.

We believe that the mighty Creator-power, the source of all Being, is the light and the life in all the stars and planets of the universe.

We believe that the mighty power, the glorious Spirit of God, the love in everything, the omnipresent and pulsating power, is in all souls and people.

We believe in the One, the only One, in God, our eternal Father of love whose children are all beings, souls and people.

We believe that God-Father is the personified being of love, whom we all will behold face to face again as pure beings.

We believe that Christ, the Son of God, is the Co-Regent of the heavens and sits at the right hand of the Father.

We believe that we were created by God as pure and free beings, of which a few burdened themselves through the Fall-thoughts and drew other beings of light into a burdened state along with themselves. Through this, their light-filled spirit bodies became more and more shadowed, enveloped and condensed with sinfulness, finally and very gradually becoming human beings.

We believe in the pre-existence of the soul, which will return via the fine-material purification spheres and become a pure being again, since it was created as a pure being by God and burdened itself through the Fall.

We believe in eternal life and that all souls will return to the Kingdom of God step by step, through Jesus, the Christ, our Redeemer.

We believe that all people and souls are brothers and sisters, all imbedded in the great spirit of love, in God, our Father.

We believe that all people are the temple of God and that the Spirit of the Christ of God, which is the spirit of freedom, dwells in every one.

We believe in Jesus, the Christ of God, the Son of the eternal Father, who is the Redeemer of all souls and people.

We believe in the immaculate and natural procreation of the man, Jesus.

We believe in the words of Jesus, the Christ, that we will again become the image of our Father, who beheld and created us as pure beings and whom we will see again, when our spirit body radiates purely and perfectly as the image of the eternal Father, who also personifies the principle of the Mother, because God, the omnipresent stream, contains both principles, the Father-principle as well as the Mother-principle.

We believe that Jesus, the Christ, our Redeemer, began already 2000 years ago to lead back all souls and people and that we will all return through Christ, our Redeemer.

We believe that without the Redeemer of all souls and people we will not reach the eternal Father and that the Redeemer-power, which is active in all souls and people, is the support and guidance into the eternal Father-house for each soul and each person. He is the way, the truth and the life.

We believe in the purification planes, where burdened souls live in order to either gradually enter the Kingdom of God, or return to the Earth in order to become a human being again.

We believe in reincarnation, in the incarnation of heavily burdened souls or of souls which in the brevity of years can clear up and make amends for many things, which otherwise, as souls, would be possible for them only in the course of long cycles of time.

We believe in the incarnation of light-filled souls, which become human beings in order to serve on Earth the One to whom all honor and praise is due.

We believe in the law of sowing and reaping: What a person sows, he will reap.

We believe in the great grace and mercy of God which stand by us and help us to recognize our sins in time, to repent of them, clear them up and no longer commit them – before our sins come upon us as blows of fate.

We believe that when we use each day with the help of our Redeemer, by repenting, clearing up and no longer committing our sinfulness, we can return to our true home, to the eternal Being, without further incarnations.

We believe that nothing happens by chance, that through reincarnation our earthly existence gains in significance and that it answers the questions about why we are in this world and why this or that is the way it is. We recognize the causes, when we include the law of sowing and reaping in the process of reincarnation, whereby one should help carry the burden of the other.

We believe in the Ten Commandments of God given through Moses and in the Sermon on the Mount of Jesus.

We believe that only the active faith – that is, the fulfillment of the Ten Commandments and the Sermon on the Mount – enables us to become one with Christ.

For us as Original Christians, active faith which, with Christ, leads us to life, also means to recognize our sins, to repent of them with the help of our Redeemer, to ask for forgiveness, to forgive our neighbor, to make amends for damage done, if this is still possible, and to no longer do the sins that we have recognized and cleared up.

In the do-no-more of our sins is contained the step-by-step fulfillment of the will of God, which was shown to us by the eternal One in the Ten Commandments and by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount.
We believe in the deep, fervent prayer in the quiet chamber of our heart and in the help of the Christ of God through prayer.
We believe that all condensed matter will be dissolved in order to then become fine-material again, just as it is in the eternal Being from the very beginning.

We believe that Jesus, the Christ of God, establishes the Kingdom of Peace on Earth and that the purified Earth, which is becoming ever more filled with light, will gradually return to the eternal Being as light-substance.

We believe that God is the only life to which we strive through Christ and with Christ by actualizing His teachings, for He challenged us to this as Jesus with the following words: "Therefore, I compare the one who hears these words of mine and follows them with a wise man who built his house solidly upon a rock. And the rain fell and the floods came and the winds blew about this house; and it did not fall in, for it was founded upon a rock. And the one who hears these words of mine and does not follow them shall be compared with a foolish man who built his house upon the sand. And the rain fell and the floods came and it fell in, and great was its collapse." (Mt. 7:24-28)

We strive for the life in God by doing what Jesus wanted, in order to resurrect through Christ and with Christ, and thus enter into the heart of God, into the Kingdom of Peace.

We believe that only by way of peace with one another can there also be peace among the nations – not through weapons.

For us as Original Christians, faith and life are a unit. Without active faith, that is, the step-by-step fulfillment of the Ten Commandments and the Sermon on the Mount, there is no life in God.

We do not believe in a punishing God.

We do not believe that God creates a soul at the time of the procreation of a child.

We do not believe in a place that is called hell or in eternal damnation.

We do not believe in the resurrection of the flesh.

We do not believe in the supernatural procreation through the Holy Spirit.

We do not believe in the physical ascension of Mary into heaven.

We do not believe that one can be saved only through a church.

We do not believe in the church institutions, whether they call themselves Catholic or Protestant.

We do not believe in dogmas, sacraments and cults.

We do not believe that one becomes blessed by faith alone – without fulfilling the commandments of God.

We do not believe that God is to be found in buildings made of stone, for every person is the temple of God.

We do not believe in baptizing babies, because Jesus Himself said: "Teach first and then baptize."

We do not believe that consecrated wafers and wine are necessary for communion; Jesus ate a simple meal with His apostles and said: "Do this in My memory."

We do not believe in the "Holy Father," the pope, nor in the hierarchy and titles of cardinals, bishops, pastors and priests. In the Bible, which the Protestants and Catholics supposedly believe literally, we find: "Jesus said: And you shall call no one your Father on earth, for only one is your Father, He who is in heaven ... For the one who exalts himself will be humbled and the one who humbles himself will be exalted." (Mt.23:9, 9,12) The Bible, in which the Protestants and Catholics believe, gives the answer itself as to why we do not believe in titles like cardinals, bishops, pastors, priests and the like. There we read: " ... the Pharisees ... sent out to Jesus their disciples with the Herodians. They said: Master we know you are true and you teach the way of God in truth; nor are you afraid of anyone,because a man’s rank means nothing to you." (Mt. 22:16)

We do not believe in the infallibility of a person.

We do not believe in saints.

We do not believe that by anointing the sick (the last rites) or through the confession at the deathbed all sins can be paid off in the last minute.

We do not believe in the forgiveness of sins through priests.

We do not believe in objects consecrated by priests.

We do not believe that one can find his way to God through a monastic life or seclusion from his fellow man.
We do not believe in pilgrimages.

We do not believe in the worship of relics and pictures.

We do not believe that one can free himself from guilt by purchasing an indulgence.

We do not believe that one can besiege the heart of God by donating and lighting candles or through money.

The person who loves God, the eternal Father, and Christ, His Son, does what God wants and not what people want.