A Healthy Way of Living

There are two types of states, sovereign and ecclesiastical. A sovereign state is classically defined as a state with a defined territory on which it exercises internal and external sovereignty and police power over its citizens. An ecclesiastical state is a form of religious government in which the official policy is to be governed by divine guidance from officials who are pursuant to the doctrine of Christ as a religious order. Thus became the doctrine – separation of Church and State. The Sacred Medical Order of the Church of Hope aka SMOCH invokes protections for church, religion, culture, traditional medicines and foods, members in general under international laws, protection of human rights, and preservation of a cultural heritage. These are assured in international law. 

For many centuries the West was Christendom and its civilization was undoubtedly Christian -  that is a historical fact. Christendom means, in a cultural sense, a worldwide community of Christians.

The term Holy Orders are a group of individuals who are set apart from society, in the realm of a sphere sovereignty, for a special role or ministry. Historically, and set in international law, the religious ‘order’ designated and established civil body with a government and hierarchy. The word ‘holy’ refers to the Church. In this context, therefore, a holy order is set apart as a special ministry in the Church within Christendom. 

The Sacred Medical Order exercises a special ministry for health education and services to those of faith and morals.  

TARM is afforded health sovereignty under the Sacred Medical Order of the Church of Hope. The health sovereignty is the exercise of a Christian’s power to protect and promote health with family and friends, as well as provide health services to those in need.