Expanding Creativity

by Ben Klassen

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255 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published February 16, 1985

About the author

Ben Klassen was a farmer, school teacher, hard rock nickel miner, electrical engineer, inventor, realtor, Florida State Republican Legislator and the founder of Creativity. His intense interest in the Laws of Nature, Race and Religion polarized into a new religion for the White Race, a task his wide and diverse background seemingly prepared him for over a lifetime.

Creativity is strongly reinforced by an overwhelming mass of substantiated evidence. They are based on the eternal Laws of Nature; they are based on the lessons and experience of history; furthermore; they are based on logic, common sense and reality, not myth and fantasy. No other religion can honestly make this claim.

Reviews

[Da1tonthegreat · Rating 4 out of 5]

I'm genuinely surprised that Ben Klassen isn't more well known online in the alt-right sphere. The man literally tried to build a new religion (Creativity) to advance the White race and oppose what he termed "the perfidious Jew," "n----rs," and the other "mud races." While I think he goes over the top in his outright hatred for and dehumanization of non-Whites, he's still a passionate and highly entertaining writer. Much like David Duke, Klassen served a single term in a state legislature and thus had some claim to notoriety. Unlike Duke, he had no rhetorical filter whatsoever and tosses out racial slurs like candy.