Specimenism

Specimenism
Specimenism is not really a religion, but a way and belief about the meaning of life. According to the works of Fledmont Prestaen, extraterrestrial life experimented with the animals on our planet and accidentally resulted with the creation of mankind. One of the facts that support this, according to Professor Fledmont, is humankind's part in the natural foodchain. Humans were never meant to be there. When men was made, all they did was destroy the beauty of the natural earth. At first, the creators of mankind thought that we were good and observed how we will survive here by ourselves. Hundreds of men were released to the wild but none of them were ever found again by our creators after looking for them. With this, they concluded that we are weak and a failure so they left Merciam, not realizing that their specimens endured throughout the ages and built thriving kingdoms and nations.

Professor Prestaen started questioning life and his childhood religion, Orthodoxy, if life really had meaning. For him, it doesn't but that doesn't mean we should disregard the life around us. According to the professor, we should keep this in mind so that we would strive to keep mankind alive by being a better person for the good of everyone. You should be nice because it would make others feel better, not because some god would send you to hell. The belief also states that one should live life to the fullest so that we won't regret anything on our deathbed since we won't have another chance to live again.

Specimenism is mostly a progressive belief, encouraging members to explore greater possibilities in different fields like technology and medicine. Professor Fledmont Prestaen is the head of Kazakovia's Technological Advancement and Development Committee that leads the government in creating more advanced tech for the good of Kazakovia and the future generations. It is currently the largest and most widespread belief in Kazakovia and its outlying nations. They also fought against the Orthodox Church's move against the current socialist government.

The Law
"'I may have no god but I care for everyone. I don't need priests to tell me what to do. I'll do whatever I want to do, as long as I harm none and it's for the greater good.' - Professor Fledmont Prestaen, 2015 TADC Press Conference"
 * Do what is good for everyone
 * Keep your oaths and promises
 * Uphold good values
 * Explore different possibilities
 * Think outside the box