RLI 5

1But like all life, the purpose of religion can only ever be to fight for itself, in a way. 2So even if religion is good for the human, it must be good for itself, too, if it ever wishes to live and spread itself across the world. 3Because just as humans need religion, religion needs humans, too, for otherwise its complexity can never have meaning. 4Such is the nature of religion, to beg its followers, dearly and genuinely, to try to understand it, to convince them that it is good and it is the answer. 5And religions can spread in many ways, but TKS hopes to spread only out of faith and love, and never out of fear or hate. 6And TKS might just be words on a page. 7But even still, TKS is a religion, so it hopes that it can achieve its purpose, inspiring replications of itself, anywhere and everywhere that it can.
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8And although the symbol is fixed, almost as if it were engraved on the side of the mountain, TKS will change in time. 9So as language and culture drift in time, so too will the interpretations and truths which arise from the symbol. 10So in some ways, TKS is but a seed, for more and more life to come. 11But once it starts, it will not stop, even if it is slow at first, the spread of the symbol and the acceptance of faith and the healing of this world.
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12But TKS knows that if humanity ever wishes to thrive in this world, then religion is not only necessary, but inevitable, too. 13So religion will arise in the modern world, good or evil, it does not matter, for only the strongest will win, as such is the nature of life. 14And there are so many possible religions and ideas, of course, and this new life arises every day, but most of it is lost, drowning quickly in the vast ocean of the modern world. 15But TKS hopes to break through the fabric of the world, clinging desperately to the remarkable exponential of life, to be something new and something good, and most importantly, to stay strong against death. 16And TKS is not the only way, but it is one way, so to practice TKS is not just to have faith in its scripture, but to spread its symbol, too. 17So you must go forward, and spread the symbol, telling others about the glory of faith, imprinting it onto papers and plastics and websites and sidewalks, wherever it fits, big or small, in the modern world.