Spreading the Spiritual
Teachings of Mother and Her enlightening words,
for preparing for the After Life.
We are a hard drive
religion. We exist because it is far cheaper for our
members to read on their computer Mothers' Word
then attended a church, temple, or mosques on any given
day. In the old days it was a newsletter that kept our
members in touch. Filing cabinets filled many places.
Storage was always a problem and donation of material
was also a problem.
A hundred years ago Mothers'
Word would have been printed and sent to our members
by post. Even with a copy machine, postage was a problem and
space was a problem. Even with the computer age that save
hours of time putting out Mothers' Word was still
costly to both us and to members.
Only with the event of the
WEB has it been profitable to members both in time and their
wealth have we finally come of age.
Today Mothers'
Word can been seen world wide just by typing in
our name costing nothing to our members. Membership fees
or tithe are by the most part a thing of the past. We
lack expense we are finally that well sort after cheap
religion. Mothers' Word can be change
daily, weekly, monthly in minutes, actually the whole
WEB page can be change in a few minutes so that personal
messages can be sent to members that live in countries
that have religious restrictions.
Unlike other religious
organizations that need to sell snake oil to stay alive
we need little beyond the cost of the WEB site. It was
decided many years ago that even to have a building to
house the office was a waste of money. While we could
put all of the operation on a hard drive and/or storage
CD disk. By using a removable thumb drive
Mothers' Word can be move from computer to
computer from house to house from city to city.
Our world now moves in the
cyber space in clouds of data of the electronic world. Similar
to our Mother and Her life as an
Entity.
We are a simple religion, we
do not bow to our Entity we stand upright or pray to
Her instead we ask. We sell nothing and buy even less.
To us Her light is real, Her words are truth,
Her touch is warm, and Her spirit flows within
us. Her words are our map to the After Life.
What we look for in an
member is intelligent more then a jr. college education.
A person that is well skilled in the art of knowledge
with a degree of science in their background maybe
multi-language would help. We are a open religion that
will accept anyone who has an open mind and believes
that we as humans can trace our ancestors back to the
plains of Africa 8 million years ago.
While others go to their
heaven WE go to the After Life. We decide our Forever while we
still have breath on this side of death. We seek to live
in death forever.
Secretary@Afterlife2.org
To the Elders:
Subject: Gay
Marriage at Risk?
This may be the moment many LGBTQ+ advocates feared when Roe v. Wade
was overturned.
Idaho politicians are proposing a resolution officially calling
Obergefell v. Hodges – which enshrined gay marriage as law across
the country – an “illegitimate overreach.” They’re asking the
Supreme Court to weigh in and reinstate the “natural definition of
marriage,” which they say is between one man and one woman.
Should the measure pass the Idaho legislature, it will be sent to
the Supreme Court, who will decide whether to weigh in or not.
The text of the Idaho resolution is not yet online, but committee
notes show that “the background and the purpose of the proposed
resolution is to reaffirm the state's authority to regulate
marriage. It encourages the Supreme Court to revisit Obergefell vs
Hodges and request reconsideration and the purpose to restore
federalism.”
“The purpose of this resolution is just to affirm our state
authority to regulate marriage,” says Idaho Representative Heather
Scott, who initially proposed the measure. The measure is purely
symbolic, but if passed by the legislature – which seems likely in
highly conservative Idaho – the statement will be sent to the
Supreme Court for consideration.
The goal, LGBTQ+ advocates fear, is teeing up the Supreme Court,
which has a 6-3 conservative majority, to overturn same-sex marriage
nation by allowing Idaho to restore its ban on same-sex marriage.
It’s an outcome the LGBTQ+ community
has dreaded, particularly in the aftermath of Roe v. Wade's demise
in 2022. Could a Court focused on the expansion of religious liberty
eventually turn
its eye on same-sex marriage protections?
Two justices who voted against the Obergefell decision, Clarence
Thomas and Samuel Alito, penned a joint opinion at the time
insisting that “Obergefell will continue to have ruinous
consequences for religious liberty."
When Roe
v. Wade was overturned by the high court’s conservative
majority, it was on the grounds that Roe was initially decided on a
faulty premise: that abortion is not a form of “liberty” protected
by the 14th amendment.
While the high court made clear that this ruling would only apply to
abortion and should not be viewed as casting doubt on any other
rights granted in non-Roe cases, there have been warning signs that
the Court may not stop there.
In a 213-page concurring opinion,
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas wrote that “in future cases,
we should reconsider all of this Court’s substantive due process
precedents, including Griswold, Lawrence, and Obergefell.”
Thomas's logic indicates that the right to contraception,
interracial marriage, and same-sex marriage could also be sent to
the chopping block, with similar legal arguments serving as the
headsman.
February 2025
Secretary
After Life is a
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