| The Creator is the author of all things, on the earth and on all other worlds, seen and unseen. |
| The soul of man is immortal and everlasting and shall ultimately attain to peace and joy in the heavens. |
| Man shall inherit in heaven light, darkness, joy, or unhappiness according to his good or evil deeds, words, thoughts, and actions while on Earth. |
| “That all the world is my country, and the same right alike to all men.” |
| “To do good, with all of one’s wisdom and strength, is the highest religion.” |
| “That man hath a natural right, above all kings, priests and sacred writings, to serve his Creator in his own way.” |
| This is an age of reason in which all men should be inspired to read, think, and judge with their own judgment, not through any priests, church, or Savior. |
| “That the doctrine of a Savior is unjust; that no honest man should accept another’s dying for him.” |
| The so-called sacred books are not the writings of the Creator; they have been manufactured by corruptible authors; and have been used by unprincipled priests to promote wars, inquisitions, tyranny, and destruction. |
| Man should rise up and embrace the Creator by the practice of good works, promotion of brotherly love toward all men; and by charity and independence elicit the protection of the Almighty. |