All Mankind And New-religion
Of All The Religions

Introduction

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New-religion has been given to humanity as a fresh and clear way to understand and follow the wishes and laws of God. Its arrival marks a spiritual turning point, and its purpose is simple yet profound — to unite mankind, not divide, and anyone who seeks peace and lives in harmony with the world around them is already practicing New-religion.

 

Founder and Author of New-religion:
The founder of New-religion is God Almighty. Several passages in the three books of AMAN are directly expressed by God Himself, free from human interpretation or bias. The identities of the writers are not disclosed, ensuring that no human figure is given prominence, as no spiritual intermediary is required. Thus, New-religion was not established by any person; the only one to be worshipped and sought for help is God Almighty alone.

 

Name of the religion and its followers:

The name New-religion is not the result of branding or invention; it was bestowed from the heavens. Its simplicity emphasizes its inclusivity and universal nature.

A follower of New-religion is called a “good person.” This term transcends religious identity, nationality, gender, and background. A good person is someone who strives — with sincerity — to live in peace and act righteously toward all creation. Anyone who lives this way, knowingly or unknowingly, is already walking the path of New-religion.

 

Joining New-religion:

Joining New-religion requires no ceremonies, declarations, or external validations. There is no initiation rite, no mandatory oath, and no enrolment process.  Anyone who makes the conscious decision to leave behind harmful habits and pursue a good and ethical life becomes, in spirit, a follower. Because there is no priestly induction, no human has authority over another’s spiritual journey. The transformation is personal, sacred, and self-guided.

 

Places of Worship:

New-religion does not require dedicated buildings like temples or churches. Wherever someone prays or discusses spiritual knowledge becomes, for that moment, a sacred space. Prayers are heard in the heavens, regardless of where they are offered. This could be a home, a forest, in a busy street, or even an online conversation.

 

Offerings to God:

Because everything material already belongs to God, offering it back holds no inherent spiritual value. True offerings must carry moral and spiritual significance — living more peacefully, helping others, and spreading God’s message. These should be given with devotion, as acts of love and service, and never as a means of barter or reward.

 

Donations and Fees:

In New-religion, the spiritual message is never tied to profit or financial gain. No fees may be collected, and no donations may be solicited for any purpose related to teaching, spreading, or administering New-religion.  While occasional monetary transactions may occur, they must not result in personal profit or benefit—nor even give the appearance of such gain.  Spiritual wisdom must remain accessible at no cost and free to all.

 

Messengers and Prophets:

Rather than a structured priesthood, New-religion recognizes “messengers” and “prophets” — titles given to those who study the teachings deeply and choose to share them with others. These roles are not superior; they are forms of service.  Messengers help and guide people and prophets have a deeper understanding of New-religion and are in a position to guide messengers and anyone seeking their help.  Both roles are voluntary and unpaid, require no special clothing or ritual markers and are carried out alongside everyday responsibilities.  Their credibility lies not in status or attire, but in study of New-religion, character, wisdom, and sincerity.

 

Preservation of Texts:

As instructed by God Almighty, the three books of AMAN must remain unaltered. No translation, editing, addition, or removal is permitted, as this could dilute or misrepresent divine intent.  However, explanatory guidance may be offered and individuals may help others understand the meanings, values, and spirit of the texts, especially when language is a barrier. Such explanations must be sincere and free from personal agenda.

In essence, New-religion focuses solely on what is expected of humanity. Each person is free to embrace its teachings in accordance with their own understanding and inclination. Nothing should ever be imposed, and no one should be pressured to follow anything against their will.  Spirituality is a personal journey.