Belief in common

I think one of the advantages the Theoevolutionary Churchhas over Cattell's noble Beyondism is having a common belief in the evolution to Godhood as a final goal and not merely endless evolutionary progress as a goal. Different groups and states have this end-goal in common.

Progress and evolution alone with no final attainment is less satisfying and therefore less able to bring people together in this sacred quest. It's easier to love Godhood than progress.

But that said, Godhood is not attached to evolution merely for emotional or pragmatic satisfaction. The essence of life, which is defined as the Spirit-Will to successful survival, has the natural, rational, emotional and sacred goal of final success, which is cosmic, even eternal representation: Godhood, which defines the ultimate success of life.

Perhaps just as important in holding in common is our attachment to the God Within of the great religions, which we see as the first Inward glimpse of Godhood later to be reached Outwardly. This Father within is a common bond we have with religion which science and Beyondism do not have, we connect the roots to the flowering of religion.