Universal Church O’ Fun

Social Progression from Love through Happiness

Each stage of social progress is dependent on our achieving the previous stage.
To begin to progress, all we need is love . . .

With enough love in the world, justice will be done.
Justice allows peace to exist: no justice=no peace.
With peace achieved, anarchy—no hierarchy—will be possible.
When we all live as equals, we can live happily ever after.
Let’s get started.

Handy pocket Fundial

tells you if something is Fun or unFun before you do it.
Save time and embarrassment—check your Fundial first.

Download your own Handy Pocket Fundial (pdf)

Peter Carlin's Fun article about the Universal Church O’ Fun was shared in
The Oregonian’s “Northwest Voices” on Sunday May 13, 1990

Way of Fun(pdf)

Tiny tract holds essence of good dogma of Church O’ Fun.
Folding instructions (pdf)

Universal Golden Rule (pdf)

Basic moral foundation for religious systems around our world.
Pick one or make your own. What’s the difference?

Baha’i
Blessed are those who preferreth others before themselves.
Tablets of Baha’u’llah, 71.

Buddhist
Hurt not others in ways that your yourself would find hurtful.
Udana-Varqa 5:18.

Christianity
As ye would that others should do to you, do ye also to them likewise.
Holy Bible, Luke 6:31

Confucian
Surely it is the maxim of loving kindness; do not unto others that you would not have them do unto you.
Analects, XV, 23

Fun
Taking Fun is not Fun. Have Fun make Fun, be Fun.
Suggestions of Baba Bar Ran.

Hindu
This is the sum of all true righteousness: deal with others as thou wouldst thyself be delt by. Do nothing to thy neighbor which thou wouldst not have done to thee after.
The Mahabharata.

Islam
None of you is a believer until you desire for others that which you desire for yourself.
Sunnah.

Judaism
What is hateful to you, do not to others. That is the entire Law, all the rest is commentary.
The Talmud, Shabbat, 31a.

Tao
We ought to pity the malignant tendencies of others; to rejoice over their excellence; to help them in their straits; to regard their gains as if they were our own, and their losses the same way.
The Thai-Shang, 3.

Wicca
An’ it harm none, do what thou wilt.
Various Pagan traditions.