Core Beliefs of Universal Humanism

Before our universe was created there existed a dominate species in the universe, this species was Humanity. Our belief is that Humans evolved on a planet, much like our own, in a Universe nearly identical to our own. Humanity evolved on a planet revolving around a standard star, and progressed in intelligence much in the same fashion as we have. Their technological advancement was so rapid that they began to colonize space soon after being launched into it. Over the millennia humanity spread itself across the stars and colonized planets, moons, and sometimes entire planetary systems. Although the technology did not always advance, they continued to spread. After millions of years they were beyond the borders of their known galaxy and attempting to reach into other neighboring galaxies. They met no one along their way, they realized they were alone in the universe.

They sought other life, something that proved that they were not alone in the universe, but found none. After exploring the whole of the Universe throughout billions of years, Humanity became board and even more lonely. They concluded that the only way to create new, unique, and natural forms of life was to begin all over again. They created a Genesis Device and detonated it at the core of the universe. This “big bang” echoed to the edges of the ever expanding Universe and then it began to collapse upon itself, killing all of humanity.

The Universe was destroyed and condensed into nothingness, debris was thrown together and consolidated to the size of a single electron, which contained the coded signature for a new universe. It then caused another big bang and this time exploded outward spilling it’s signature for the creation of a new universe and new life. Because the humans had been throughout the entire universe at the time of the first big bang their genetic signatures were stored alongside the planets that they inhabited. Out belief is that a new form of humanity was born again in the relative locations of all the planets, and systems that were colonized. Because each planet was different however, the genetics of each human species will vary slightly in order to adapt to the environment of the planet. We are no longer alone in the universe, we have trillions of brothers and sisters, spread from every part of the known and unknown universe.

It it is theorized that the reverse story was the cause of the destruction of the pre-ancient universe, and the creation of the former one: meaning that there were so many different species that they felt compelled to simplify the universe and thus create only the one standard of humanity. This exsistance is a continuous timeless cycle that we as humans are trapped in.