Originally posted by ~Wålshy~Ha, the certificate is purely for show. I'm in the database as an ordained minister, so as far as it's concerned, I can marry people, hold funerals, mass, and services, and start my own religion or church.
you havent got the certificate yet so you still suck 😬
The certificate isn't needed for any of that, all I have to do is print one out myself if any clarification is needed.
As a minister with the Universal Life Church (ULC) you are granted the following:
* The ability to perform marriages within your state, following the rules laid out by the state in which you wish to perform said marriage.
* To perform funerals, baptisms, last rites or any other sort of legal ceremony or ritual you wish to perform, except circumcision.
* To start a church of your own, be it a bricks and mortar building or on the internet.
* To absolve others of their sins as you have been absolved of yours.
The Universal Life Church has only two tenets:
To promote freedom of religion
To do that which is right
It is the responsibility of the individual to determine what is right, so long as it does not infringe on the rights of others and is within the law.
Originally posted by ~Wålshy~Ha, you really are the idiot, since if it was a religious church it would only promote one religion. It's not a religious church since many of the faiths within the ULC are paganistic and wiccan, or anything else.
its not a religious church but accepts all religions and all faithsOH AND IM THE IDIOT?
go die
Originally posted by The Grey Foxcool
As a minister with the Universal Life Church (ULC) you are granted the following:* The ability to perform marriages within your state, following the rules laid out by the state in which you wish to perform said marriage.
* To perform funerals, baptisms, last rites or any other sort of legal ceremony or ritual you wish to perform, except circumcision.
* To start a church of your own, be it a bricks and mortar building or on the internet.
* To absolve others of their sins as you have been absolved of yours.The Universal Life Church has only two tenets:
To promote freedom of religion
To do that which is rightIt is the responsibility of the individual to determine what is right, so long as it does not infringe on the rights of others and is within the law.