Doctrinal Integrity Policy

Last Update 19 february 2026

1. Purpose of This Policy
The Universal Christian Church (“the Church”) is committed to preserving the authenticity, purity, and integrity of its doctrinal, theological, historical, and spiritual teachings. This Policy establishes the principles governing the use, interpretation, and dissemination of all doctrinal materials published by the Church across all official platforms, including the website, social media channels, newsletters, printed materials, and any future communication mediums.
 

2. Ownership and Authority
All doctrinal materials — including but not limited to theological writings, spiritual commentaries, liturgical formulas, historical‑philosophical texts, manifestos, and symbolic representations — are:

• original intellectual works

• protected under international copyright law

• expressions of the Church’s spiritual identity

• under the custodianship of Eleazar Majors and the Universal Christian Church

No external individual, group, or organization may claim interpretative authority over these materials.

3. Official Interpretation
Only the Church’s leadership, as designated by Eleazar Majors, is authorized to:

• interpret doctrinal texts

• issue official theological clarifications

• approve translations or adaptations

• define the Church’s spiritual teachings

• determine the canonical meaning of liturgical or symbolic elements

Any reinterpretation, commentary, or adaptation presented as “official” without explicit authorization is strictly prohibited.

4. Scope of Application Across Digital Platforms
This Policy applies to all doctrinal content published on:

• the official website

• Instagram

• Facebook

• YouTube

• TikTok

• X (Twitter)

• newsletters

• podcasts

• printed materials

• any future official platform of the Church

Doctrinal content shared on these channels remains fully protected and may not be:

• copied

• reposted

• edited

• reinterpreted

• used for external religious, ideological, or organizational purposes

without prior written authorization.

5. Prohibited Uses
Without prior written authorization, it is strictly forbidden to:

• alter doctrinal texts

• publish modified or partial versions

• use doctrinal materials in external rituals, ceremonies, or teachings

• incorporate Church doctrine into other religious or ideological systems

• exploit doctrinal content for commercial, political, or manipulative purposes

• misrepresent the Church’s teachings or symbols

Any violation may result in legal action and removal of unauthorized content. 

6. Protection of Sacred Symbols
The Church’s sacred symbols, seals, emblems, liturgical signs, and visual identity elements are protected under copyright and trademark law. Their reproduction, modification, or use requires explicit written authorization.
Unauthorized use of sacred symbols is considered a violation of both intellectual property and doctrinal integrity.

7. User‑Generated Content
Any content voluntarily submitted by users (comments, messages, testimonies, spiritual reflections) may be:

• stored

• reviewed

• published or referenced

in accordance with the Church’s mission and privacy regulations.
Submission of such content does not transfer ownership rights, but grants the Church a non‑exclusive license to use it for spiritual, editorial, or communicative purposes.

8. Enforcement and Violations
The Church reserves the right to:

• request immediate removal of unauthorized reproductions

• issue formal notices

• pursue legal action when necessary

• notify third‑party platforms of violations

• restrict access to Church platforms for repeated offenders

The Church treats all violations of doctrinal integrity with the utmost seriousness.

9. Reporting Violations
Suspected violations of this Policy may be reported to: info@universalchristianchurch.org
All reports will be handled confidentially and with due diligence.

10. Updates to This Policy
This Doctrinal Integrity Policy may be updated periodically to reflect theological, organizational, or legal developments. The version published on this page is the most recent and binding.