The Faith is practiced through Worship and Warfare.

The Holy War

Holy War refers to the ongoing battle to purify one’s heart, mind, and soul, aligning them with God’s will and cultivating virtues such as love, humility, and self-control. It involves engaging in spiritual practices, such as prayer, repentance, fasting, and the pursuit of theosis, with the ultimate aim of attaining holiness and communion with the Divine.

Worship

Prayer, Liturgy

Warfare

Warfare can be both Seen and Unseen.

Seen Warfare is the practice of warring with the World. It requires developing the Mind and Body into an elite athlete, capable of devastating violence, but also having the competence of its necessity. If you’re not a formidable force, there is no morality in your self-control. If you’re incapable of violence, not being violent is not a virtue. Sacred things are worth defending, which requires strength, violence, and competence.

Unseen Warfare is the practice of warring with Oneself. It requires acknowledging one’s deficiencies, faults, sins and passions in order to restore ones life and relationship with God. This is a life long process of overcoming bad habits in thoughts and actions, and in their place, nurturing virtue and prayer.