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'''Creativity''' is a nontheistic and ethnocentric religion that was founded by Ben Klassen, a resident ~~from~~ Lighthouse Point, Florida in 1973. During that year, Klassen had written a racial manifesto entitled ''Nature's Eternal Religion'' and also written more novels, including ''The White Man's Bible''. His organization is known for its antisemitic, racist...and anti-Christian views.

'''Creativity''' is a nontheistic and ethnocentric religion that was founded by Ben Klassen, a resident of Lighthouse Point, Florida in 1973. During that year, Klassen had written a racial manifesto entitled ''Nature's Eternal Religion'' and also written more novels, including ''The White Man's Bible''. His organization is known for its antisemitic, racist...and anti-Christian views.

==Beliefs==

According to Klassen, the movement exists solely to ensure "the survival, expansion, and advancement of the white race." Unlike most religions, Creativity does not believe in the supernatural and rejects superstition.

According to Klassen, the movement exists solely to ensure "the survival, expansion, and advancement of the white race" and that the white race is "nature's finest". Unlike most religions, Creativity does not believe in the supernatural and rejects superstition.

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-'''Creativity''' is a nontheistic and ethnocentric religion that was founded by Ben Klassen, a resident from Lighthouse Point, Florida in 1973. During that year, Klassen had written a racial manifesto entitled ''Nature's Eternal Religion'' and also written more novels, including ''The White Man's Bible''. His organization is known for its antisemitic, racist...and anti-Christian views.
+'''Creativity''' is a nontheistic and ethnocentric religion that was founded by Ben Klassen, a resident of Lighthouse Point, Florida in 1973. During that year, Klassen had written a racial manifesto entitled ''Nature's Eternal Religion'' and also written more novels, including ''The White Man's Bible''. His organization is known for its antisemitic, racist...and anti-Christian views.
 ==Beliefs==
-According to Klassen, the movement exists solely to ensure "the survival, expansion, and advancement of the white race." Unlike most religions, Creativity does not believe in the supernatural and rejects superstition.
+According to Klassen, the movement exists solely to ensure "the survival, expansion, and advancement of the white race" and that the white race is "nature's finest". Unlike most religions, Creativity does not believe in the supernatural and rejects superstition.
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