We have Faith in the "All Person," the collective wisdom that is without gender. As Faithists, we live by and follow these guidelines inspired by the OAHSPE Bible and the work of John Newbrough.

• To help us do good works in the Creator's name.
• Respect others' opinions with understanding and openness as long as their opinions do not diminish the dignity or free will of anyone.
• Be willing to accept differences from others with no bias.
• Treat others and ourselves with love and forgiveness.
• Be kind through our actions and whole-being. 
• Be able to give others the freedom we all deserve. It is easy to demand free will, but it is challenging to allow others to exercise their free will.
• Be able to admit our mistakes and take responsibility for our actions.

With these guidelines in mind, it is easier to understand that the foundation of Faithism is the study and pursuit of 

Amaranth and Aheba.

Amaranth: Divine Forgiveness   

Aheba: Unconditional Love

For Faithists, the cultivation of Amaranth and Aheba are essential lessons on the path for soul growth. 

Many Faithists adhere to a vegetarian or vegan diet to reduce suffering. But being vegan/vegetation DOES NOT give anyone supremacy.  

 UFK was the outgrowth of a newsletter called Faithist Forum started in 1954 by Will Crosby of Prescott, Arizona. 

When Will's health began to fail, he searched among the subscribers of the Faithist Forum, and asked a Faithist group in Sacramento, California, to continue publishing the newsletter. The California group agreed to take up the work and unanimously incorporated in California as the Universal Faithists of Kosmon. The Newsletter name was changed to the Kosmon Voice. Over the years, the UFK expanded and incorporated in Utah, Colorado, and Ohio.

Many Faithists adhere to a vegetarian or vegan diet to reduce suffering. But being vegan/vegetation DOES NOT give anyone supremacy.