Statement of Faith
A sacred commitment to peace, truth, and sovereignty.
The Statement of Faith expresses the core spiritual convictions of the Church of Voluntaryism. It is a declaration of our commitment to peace, personal sovereignty, and the moral path of voluntary relations. Chosen freely and lived consciously, this faith unites us in truth, not through force—but through conscience and consent.
Statement of Faith
Church of Voluntaryism
Declared in reverence by its Founders
We, the faithful of the Church of Voluntaryism, solemnly affirm these sacred truths. They are not imposed by authority, but revealed through reason, conscience, and the quiet voice of nature. In them, we find spiritual clarity, moral foundation, and the living hope of a new world.
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The Sovereignty of the Individual
We believe that every human being is born free, sovereign, and sacred. Each person is endowed with the inalienable right to self-ownership—to govern their own body, life, labor, and property without interference or domination. This sovereignty is not granted by rulers nor revoked by institutions; it is inherent to our very nature.
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The Moral Way of Voluntaryism
We believe that all relationships must arise through free will. To live in truth is to live without coercion, without violence, and without deceit. The initiation of force is a corruption of peace. This is the essence of Voluntaryism: a moral way rooted in liberty and conscience.
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Natural Law as Sacred Law
We affirm that Natural Law is the universal and eternal moral compass—discoverable through reflection, conscience, and reason. It teaches that what is right is that which honors life, liberty, and truth. No man-made law that violates this order holds any moral authority over the sovereign individual.
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Freedom from Coercive Power
We do not recognize the legitimacy of any institution that rules by force. Systems built on domination, taxation, or fear stand in opposition to peace and truth. We are not subjects. We are sovereign souls, seeking to live without masters and without chains.
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The Sacred Right to Refuse
We affirm the inviolable right of every individual to withdraw consent—to say no, to walk away, and to live apart. The right to refuse participation in unjust systems is a sacred expression of human dignity and spiritual freedom.
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Sacred Fellowship
We gather not by obligation, but in the spirit of shared truth. Each soul in our fellowship remains sovereign, equal, and free. In this sacred bond, we honor one another as reflections of liberty, walking together in peace.
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The Creation of the New Free World
We believe we are not here to reform the old world of domination and fear—but to build a New Free World founded on truth, voluntary cooperation, and natural law. This is our sacred mission. Through our lives, our families, our communities, and our faith, we seek to create a world where no one rules another, and where peace is the foundation of all human life.