The mission of Apriorian Apologetics is to unite believers in Christianity through a comprehensive six-step process aimed at building faith and promoting spiritual maturity. The Apriorian Six-step program encourages believers to come together in small groups, fostering collaboration in faith. The first step to building faith is to join a
The mission of Apriorian Apologetics is to unite believers in Christianity through a comprehensive six-step process aimed at building faith and promoting spiritual maturity. The Apriorian Six-step program encourages believers to come together in small groups, fostering collaboration in faith. The first step to building faith is to join a small group, as the call to take up one's cross and follow Jesus challenges us to live in faith. This faith binds believers as equals, empowering them through shared beliefs. The second step of this program emphasizes the adoption of the Bible as the sole foundational document for faith-building, establishing our citizenship in a faith-based nation where individuals have the constitutional right to own their creations. No citizen of faith may claim what they did not create, as the principle 'he who will not work, neither shall he eat' underscores the importance of effort. Eating without working can deprive someone of their faith by taking what they rightfully possess. The third step that strengthens this bond is the implementation of the Doctrine of Subsidiarity, the Golden Rule, and the Labor Theory of Value. These principles connect us politically, economically, and theologically. To further increase faith, the fourth step introduces a unit of account based on the value of an hour's work divided by a living wage. Members in good standing may form a Test Group, participating in an experiment predicted to eliminate the Ten Great Evils and the Five Profanities, with the world serving as the Control Group. Living in faith is a crucial aspect of Apologetics and serves as a Theory of Everything that addresses social issues, reinforces the soft sciences, and integrates the hard sciences. The fifth step transforms small groups into Assemblies, facilitating the formation of Councils that emerge from these Assemblies. As groups become more specialized, they evolve into Councils representing the twelve economic sectors. This increased specialization is essential for Council formation. Finally, the sixth step involves the selection of Elders to chair Assemblies and Deacons to lead the Councils. Higher-level Councils and Assemblies consist of chairs from the lower levels, ensuring that no upper echelon exercises any duty or authority that could have been performed at a lower level, in accordance with the Principle of Subsidiarity. For more insights on these topics, visit our YouTube channel.
Apriorists value faith because it is the power that binds believers together and builds the church, a core tenet of Christianity. We believe the church is the only answer we need, as it encapsulates everything Jesus told us. All authority is given by God and through God to the church, which has Dominion. The church manifests the power of
Apriorists value faith because it is the power that binds believers together and builds the church, a core tenet of Christianity. We believe the church is the only answer we need, as it encapsulates everything Jesus told us. All authority is given by God and through God to the church, which has Dominion. The church manifests the power of God on earth. Apriorists appreciate the church as our identity as a body of believers and equals. Within the church, we value our community and the peace, equality, and mechanisms of the market it provides. The church represents the manifestation of our faith and the power of faith, enabling us to be a light to the world. Furthermore, Apriorists value entrepreneurism because it is a manifestation of faith and a means to bind believers together while building the church. A creative act is always a work done in faith; faith builds bonds and fosters a common identity. Apriorists also emphasize the importance of morality, scripture, and science, as these are the tools that help us unite and build the new reality we seek. In the realm of faith and science, we embrace the scientific method and the narrow way as the analytical path to truth. We respect those who employ scripture, logic, and the scientific method, valuing accountability in our pursuits. Truth, morality, and logic guide us toward progress, and these are all elements we can place our faith in. As spiritually mature individuals, Apriorists uphold the Golden Rule, the doctrine of subsidiarity, and the labor theory of value as the three pillars of society. We oppose reconciliation with the state and firmly reject compromise with idolaters, as well as those whose reality centers on the self; we stand against any settlements negotiated with parasites, distance ourselves from the lukewarm church, and turn away from those who turn the cheek when not victimized. Apriorists do not forgive those who harm others or denigrate Christ. Ultimately, our pursuit of equality and a reality rooted in equality guides us in all we do. For those interested in exploring these concepts further, our YouTube channel offers a platform for apologetics and discussion surrounding these important themes.
Apriorian Apologetics embodies the theology of justice and serves as a ministry to the church, striving to secure justice for all believers. We are dedicated to forging new pathways to justice for a beleaguered church. As a Christian, do you experience injustice in your life? We don't need to ask; we know the answer. Are you able to seek
Apriorian Apologetics embodies the theology of justice and serves as a ministry to the church, striving to secure justice for all believers. We are dedicated to forging new pathways to justice for a beleaguered church. As a Christian, do you experience injustice in your life? We don't need to ask; we know the answer. Are you able to seek justice, as a Christian, for the church through the state’s legal mechanisms? Do you trust that the police are responsive to you and your church, reflecting your values as Christians? Does the justice system uphold your rights as citizens of a Christian nation, or has it systematically stripped away your identity and the identity of the nation you helped create? When you seek justice, what processes recognize your God-given rights as a Christian? Is the justice system you face aligned with Christian values or does it lean towards paganism? Is there an idol present in the court, or is it guided by the Word of God? What rights do you truly possess as a Christian in a Christian country? Justice may appear blind until non-Christians enter the court, where it suddenly sees hate, discrimination, and bias against believers. If you are a Christian, you may find yourself unequal to pagans, becoming a supplicant before the law. Your rights are not guaranteed; you must hope for the law's pity. In a nation filled with idolaters, a Christian may find their rights are merely rhetoric and empty promises, contingent upon the benevolence of those in power. The rights afforded to you may only be borrowed for celebrations, but when power is exercised, they become gifts meant for the state's favored. What rights are left for a Christian amidst this idolatry? Apriorian Apologetics promotes justice through equality, emphasizing that without equality, true justice cannot exist. Apriorists reject any rights that are dependent on others and affirm the rights of sovereign citizens. We do not acknowledge godless or pagan claims over Christian nations. Apriorian thought serves as a pathway to dismantling the globalist agenda, reconciling faith and science within a comprehensive theory of justice. The life of a Christian serves as an experiment, with the church as the test group. There are two sources of power: nature and God, each representing distinct theories of justice. One reality emphasizes equality and equal rights, while the other is an exercise of power by the strong. Are we equals, or do we see ourselves as the center of our own universe? The belief in our ability to exercise justice can lead to spiritual illness, characterized by delusions of grandeur. This authoritarian mindset reflects spiritual immaturity, akin to an infant's belief in their own centrality. Apriotics, those who are captivated by idolatry, manifest their dependency through modern forms of addiction. Weak Christians may seek to turn God into an idol, desiring special rights to what others produce. When asking for wealth, where do you think it originates? The two ways of perceiving reality create two distinct groups, each embodying different views of justice. One aligns with Scripture while the other seeks to plunder reality. The fruit of the Garden provided man with an understanding of justice based on dispensation, turning justice into justification. Justice requires equality; it cannot be delivered as a mere service. A nation’s worth is reflected in its system of justice, symbolized in Scripture as a tree—Jesus himself was hung on a tree, representing a justice system that ultimately condemned him. Apriorian Apologetics aids believers in living out their faith, fostering unity to strengthen the bonds of faith amidst attempts by the powerful to divide us. Our movement is an experiment testing faith, not God. To achieve the desired results, we must live in faith, diligently strengthening our beliefs and adhering strictly to Scripture. Elders, as spiritually mature leaders of the Assemblies, embody this faith and possess the knowledge to nurture it. Sola Scriptura is our guiding principle; Apriorists have no alternative source for solutions. We aim to build and strengthen spiritually mature communities within Aprioria, a flat organization that eliminates hierarchies and power disparities. The spiritually mature do not require regulatory states; as equals, we don’t exploit each other's weaknesses nor need power disparities to maintain order. With true justice, we achieve a state devoid of inequality; without inequality, we eliminate unemployment, debt, poverty, inflation, addiction, waste, taxation, homelessness, war, and injustice. The state alone possesses the power to perpetuate inequality, necessitating energy to suppress others. If you or your community faces social problems, it indicates that equality is under attack. Apriorian Apologetics provides the tools necessary to combat inequality and injustice through faith. All it requires is a nurturing environment for faith to grow, achievable within a small group setting.