The Church of Voluntaryism – A New Religion for a New Free World

On the sacred grounds of The Free City of Liberstad, we, the founders and first settlers, have established a new religion for a new world:The Church of Voluntaryism.

For us, Voluntaryism is not merely a political philosophy, an ideology, or an abstract theory debated online. It is our moral foundation, our worldview, and our way of life. It is the spiritual core that shapes every part of our community, our relationships, and our daily actions. It is the ethical compass that guided us as we left the old world in search of a life built on freedom, responsibility, and peace.

Voluntaryism is our faith.

A Religion Without Gods, Masters, or Hierarchies

The Church of Voluntaryism is unlike any religion before it.

It has no gods to obey, no masters to submit to, and no hierarchy claiming authority over the individual soul. We do not worship supernatural beings or human institutions. We do not recognize any external authority that stands above the free individual.

Our highest authority is nature itself:

the real, observable, immutable foundation of existence, where actions have consequences, and where natural law applies equally to all beings. No man or body of men stands above this simple truth.

The Church of Voluntaryism is a return to what is real.

Why We Founded the Religion

For decades, voluntaryism was discussed as a political philosophy, often misunderstood, dismissed, or reduced to debates about taxation or government size. But here in Liberstad, we discovered something deeper:

Voluntaryism is a complete moral and spiritual framework.

It teaches:

• that every human being is sovereign over their life

• that coercion is immoral and destructive

• that peace is the only ethical foundation of society

• that relationships must be built on consent and respect

• that responsibility is sacred

• that fear, domination, and obedience to authority cripple the human spirit

• that nature provides the laws we must align with

These are not political ideas.

They are moral truths about how human beings should treat one another.

We founded the Church of Voluntaryism because our way of life is not compatible with systems built on coercion and obedience. It needed a spiritual home, a sanctuary, and a deeper philosophical foundation that stands independently from the old world’s political structures.

Voluntaryism as a Way of Life

In Liberstad, voluntaryism is not a theory—it is the living reality that shapes how we:

• raise our children

• build our homes

• run our businesses

• resolve conflicts

• form friendships

• protect our land and community

• interact with nature

• create meaning

Every action is guided by one question:

Is this voluntary?

If not, we reject it.

Voluntaryism teaches us that a peaceful society is only possible when each individual respects the autonomy of others. This is not a utopian dream; it is a practical, moral discipline. It requires strength, integrity, and clarity. It demands that we remove aggression from our lives, our interactions, our institutions, and—most importantly—our hearts.

A Decentralized Global Religion

The Church of Voluntaryism has no central authority. It cannot be controlled, owned, or governed by any institution. Every congregation is autonomous. Anyone may form a local church as long as they commit to the shared foundation:

The Voluntaryist Covenant.

This decentralization is not a feature—it is the essence of the faith.

Spiritual truth cannot be centralized.

Freedom cannot be administered from above.

A religion built on consent must itself be voluntary.

Our aim is not to create a massive institution, but to cultivate a global network of free individuals and communities who live by the same moral foundation. A parallel society. A New Free World grounded in natural law, personal sovereignty, and peaceful coexistence.

Why Now?

Humanity stands at a crossroads.

The old systems are failing—economically, morally, spiritually. Coercion, surveillance, taxation, centralization, and political domination have created societies that are deeply unstable and incapable of sustaining peace.

People search for meaning but are trapped in frameworks built on authority and fear.

Voluntaryism offers a way out.

Not through rebellion, but through creation.

Not through political struggle, but through spiritual awakening.

The Church of Voluntaryism is the spiritual framework for those who refuse to live in fear, coercion, and imposed control. It speaks to those who wish to build rather than complain, who wish to create rather than resist, who wish to form new societies rather than try to reform broken ones.

Liberstad is the first of these communities—a living demonstration of what is possible when people choose freedom and reject aggression.

Sacred Ground and Natural Law

The land of Liberstad is consecrated as sacred ground because it is a sanctuary where human beings live according to natural law and voluntaryist principles. It is a spiritual refuge from coercive systems—a place where peace is not an ideal but a daily reality.

In the Church of Voluntaryism, sacredness does not come from mythology or rituals.

It comes from living ethically and respecting every individual’s natural rights.

It comes from honoring nature and refusing to violate its order.

The Purpose of the Church

The Church of Voluntaryism exists to:

• cultivate inner liberation

• teach moral responsibility

• protect communities built on voluntaryism

• strengthen unity through shared values

• provide spiritual grounding for the New Free World

• inspire others to reclaim their sovereignty

• help individuals break free from fear, programming, and authoritarian conditioning

• ensure voluntaryist culture survives and grows

This is a religion for builders, creators, and free spirits.

A religion for those who wish to live as sovereign human beings.

A religion for the future.

A New Beginning

The Church of Voluntaryism marks the beginning of a new chapter—not just for Liberstad but for everyone who seeks freedom, peace, and a life rooted in truth rather than coercion.

This is an invitation to all who feel called:

To reclaim your sovereignty.

To live in harmony with nature.

To treat others with dignity and consent.

To reject aggression in all forms.

To help build a new civilization—not through force, but through voluntary cooperation.

Welcome to the Church of Voluntaryism.

Welcome to the spiritual foundation of the New Free World.