Creativity Alliance

The Creativity Alliance is a Creativity (religion) organization.

History

The alliance originated in 2007 as an online information source, under the initiative of Thomas William Jackley and was constituted as an network of individuals in 2009 under the leadership of Cailen Cambeul. The organisation considers itself to be adherents of the teachings of Ben Klassen and the now defunct Church of the Creator, which Jackley himself had been involved in since 1978. The Creativity Alliance is a secular religion, or diasporic network, whose primary objective is to bring forth the next evolutionary wave of white racial consciousness. They claim that their beliefs are a combination of eugenics, and genetic engineering, with a racialist perspective, that is, the idea that they are a nation, and network of distinct individuals, with a distinct religion or philosophy. They are an ethnoreligious fellowship for white people exclusively. The Creativity Alliance is not affiliated with the Creativity Movement (TCM).

Religious beliefs

Five Fundamental Beliefs: WE BELIEVE that our Race is our Religion. WE BELIEVE that the White Race is Nature's Finest. WE BELIEVE that racial loyalty is the greatest of all honors, and racial treason is the worst of all crimes. WE BELIEVE that what is good for the White Race is the highest virtue, and what is bad for the White Race is the ultimate sin. WE BELIEVE that the one and only, true and revolutionary White Racial Religion - Creativity - is the only salvation for the White Race. —-The Little White Book

Excerpt from the White Man's Bible

1. It is a Racial Religion that embodies the best values of genetics, philosophy, economics, art, literature, the health sciences, government, morality, the environmental sciences and all the facets of living that the White Race has accumulated through experience over the millenniums.

2. It is a movement for the Survival, Expansion and Advancement of the White Race and the White Race alone.

3. Its key criterion is: What is Best for the White Race. What is good for the White Race is the highest virtue: what is bad for the White Race is the ultimate sin.

4. Instead of perverting the thinking of our supporters to a phantom world of the never-never land, our religion concentrates on life on this earth, the only domain man has ever, ever been known to live, spiritually or otherwise. We aspire to make life on this earth richer, fuller, grander and more rewarding than any civilization that has ever existed.

5. Whereas we concentrate on the here and now, we also place great importance on the past and future of our race. We regard our race as a long, endless golden chain of which we of the present are only a link. We honor our prestigious ancestors and we plan and prepare for our tremendously superior progeny of the future.

6. CREATIVITY is designed that the White Race can thrive, prosper and advance for the next million years.

7. This we can confidently predict because CREATIVITY is based on the Eternal Laws of Nature for its own survival, for the survival of, and perpetuation of its best....

Anti-Christian beliefs

• Christianity is a violent religion. They have killed 1000 fellow Christians down through the years for every Christian that the Romans killed.
• They do not believe that Jesus existed in the 1st century CE. They point to the complete lack of evidence from contemporary historians to verify his existence.
• They reject the principle of loving your enemies. Enemies should be hated.
• They reject the Christian biblical injunction to do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

Anti-Judaic beliefs

• Jewish banking cartels and Zionists were responsible for World War II.
• The "Holocaust" never happened.
• Israel controls the U.S. federal government, which Creators call the JOG (Jewish Occupational Government).
• Israel is in control of the United Nations.

General practices

• When two or more Creators meet, they say "RaHoWa!" as an expression of greeting and farewell. RaHoWa! stands for Racial Holy War.
• They hope to expand the white race, to gain control of all of the land, and crowd out everyone else. Everything is geared towards populating the earth with only white people.
• They often refer to black people as "niggers" rather than negroes, African-American or blacks. This is because the latter terms indicate respect.
• They refer to their faith as a racial and natural religion.
• Adherents of creativity are called "Creators" because they believe that the white race has created all worthwhile culture and civilization.
• Their primary mission is to convert all white people to their religion.
• Membership is restricted to persons whose genetic heritage is "wholly or predominantly" from Europe.
• A Creator should not meet with non-whites socially.
• A Creator shuns "sexual deviation" which includes homosexual behavior.
• Salubrious living

Creative holidays

• Klassen day on FEB-20: The anniversary of the birth of the founder of Creativity.
• Founding Day on FEB-21: The anniversary of the first publishing of the book, Nature's Eternal Religion.
• Kozel Day or Martyrs' Day on SEP-15: Commemorates the date on which a Creator minister was killed.
• West Victory Day on DEC-29: Commemorating the white victory over the last organized native American resistance in 1890 CE (83 PC).
• Festum Album is a week-long celebration that runs from DEC-26 to JAN-1. It celebrates white racial pride (white pride) and unity (Volksgeist).

Creative rituals

• Creators are expected to engage in a religious ritual five times a day, where they recite the five fundamental beliefs of Creativity. All five relate to race, including the first belief: that their "Race is their Religion."
• Couples are able to be wedded in a wedding ceremony which can be performed only by church ministers. The bride and groom exchange their vows before nature.
• Parents along with their new-born child partake in the Ceremony of Pledging to Raise the Child Loyal to the white Race. It can be performed only by church ministers, ideally within the first week after birth. Both parents pledge to raise their child as a loyal member of the white Race and faithful to the church.
• On a child's 13th birthday, a minister performs the "ceremony of confirmation of loyalty to the white Race".

Internal organization

The Creativity Alliance follows the loose organizational structure first proposed by Ben Klassen. This group does not consider itself an organization. It maintains that it is a group of individuals and numerous smaller groups (some of whom label themselves as local variants of the Church of Creativity) that have banded together in an alliance to promote Creativity.

The group also has a policy of non-participation in the White Power social construct. It espouses the belief that for Creativity to survive as a religion, it must become accepted by mainstream society as a viable religion. In short, as opposed to the group known as, The Creativity Movement, the Creativity Alliance promotes the adherence of Creativity outside the confines of the group.

The group as such has no formal membership. It consists of its founder and other adherents of Creativity - various individuals and what are known in Creativity as "Primary Groups," who sometimes refer to themselves as "independent Creators." Leaders of the first twelve "Primary Groups" have formed themselves into a committee known as the "Guardians of the Faith Committee" (GFC) to oversee and protect the doctrine of Creativity from unorthodoxy. The GFC has also elected from its number a Pontifex Maximus (PM) who fulfills the roll of chairperson and spokesperson for the GFC, and a Hasta Primus (HP) who is essentially the head of administration or secretary of the GFC.

The predominant makeup of the alliance is of former members of both Ben Klassen's Church of the Creator, and Matthew Hale's World Church of the Creator, along with new adherents.

Legal issues

In what is clearly an act of religious vilification, the South Australian Attorney General and Minister for Multicultural Affairs has made numerous attempts to close the website of the South Australian representative for the Creativity Alliance and have Creativity declared an outlawed organization.

The group does not owe money in fines or court costs. As a legal precaution its web pages and published books stress the fact that it makes no attempt to assume or supersede the US registered trademark now owned by TE-TA-MA Truth Foundation.

Website

Currently, the website features a history of Creativity, a FAQ section, a detailed page concerning the legal issues of Matt Hale (founder and Pontifex Maximus of the World Church of the Creator from 1996 to 2003), articles from independent Creators, a "downloads" page with multiple free text resources including the holy books of Creativity, a wide variety of images, audio clips, links to related websites, and a section for female churchgoers.

See also

• Creativity Movement

External links

• Website