We, the adherents of Savitri Era Religion, are one

[In fact, the definition of religion adopted by the High Court of Australia in Church of the New Faith v. Commissioner for Pay-Roll Tax (1983) 154 CLR 120, could well have been written by a scholar of religion. In that opinion, the Court set forth a series of four indicia derived from an empirical analysis of accepted religions:

(1) a belief in something supernatural, some reality beyond that which can be conceived by the senses;

(2) that the belief in question relates to man’s nature and place in the universe and his relationship to things supernatural;

(3) as a result of this belief adherents are required or encouraged to observe particular codes of conduct or engage in particular practices that have supernatural significance; and

(4) the adherents comprise one or more identifiable groups... Posted by: websk8er 13th Oct, 2007 Categories: Defining Religion in a Pluralistic Society Tags: , Bible, Christ, Christianity, Church, Faith, God, Life, Religion, Religious Scholars, Scientology 7:58 AM]

Now we can safely say that we, the adherents of Savitri Era Religion, comprise one identifiable group. [TNM]