About Us

The Church… promotes respect for nature and for the laws of ecology.

Supports human rights and the rights of animals, plants and eco-systems.

Promotes and encourages fair money systems such as Bitcoin — recognizing that just as natural resources are finite, so too should a just and sustainable monetary system reflect scarcity and transparency. In this way, Bitcoin aligns with the biocentrism creed, offering a tool to support ecologically positive life-styles. The Church is guided by the science of ecology.

The church adheres to a strategy of aggressive non-violence. This means direct action within the boundaries of law and practicality. The church holds a strict rule of not causing harm to animals (including human) and eco-systems.

The idea of biocentrism has been part of global indigenous thought and practices for thousands of years. In some way biocentrism can be considered the earliest form of religious philosophy. The church is also influenced by ecological philosophers and writers including Farley Mowat, John Muir, Rachel Carson, Satoshi Nakamoto and many others.

From time to time, the Church also supports and collaborates with other organizations and activist groups that share a similar ethos of ecological respect, non-violence, and interdependence, strengthening collective efforts for a more balanced world.

More recently, the Church also realizes that it must advocate for a more equitable and fair monetary system — one that, like Bitcoin, resists exploitation and centralization, and can help society live more fairly in balance with the finite resources of the Earth.

Membership in the Church of Biocentrism and Interdependence is completely independent of any anthropocentrically-oriented religious beliefs.

Established places of worship are all places under the sun, the moon, and the stars.

Teachings are to be carried out primarily through media access including social networks, with regular broadcasts and conferences.