The holy faith of reformed samaritanism

All these things will I give thee, if thou wilt fall down and worship me
...”- Matthew 4:8-9, K.J.V.
A Testimony of Conversion to the Reformed Samaritan movement 
A few years ago, I took upon myself the task of studying [online] the differences between the theological 
tenets respectively advanced by Jews, Christians, Muslims, and Reformed Samaritanism (S.R.). And, while 
each of the former religions represents a perfectly valid path to pleasing the Creator, I was ultimately able to 
identify with the viewpoint outlined by Reformed Samaritans. Why? Simply because [in my humble 
opinion], it provided the strongest answers. 
And so it was that I began to learn all that I could about the teachings of the former movement. Now, since I 
couldn't find out whether they had a nearby temple that I could regularly visit, after some time considering 
the issue I decided to start holding [in my own home, and with my own family] their worship services [which
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I had previously downloaded from the Web]. 
As soon as I began to worship the Creator the way Reformed Samaritans do (confessing aloud that there’s no 
God greater than הוהי; that there’s no prophet greater than Moses; that there’s no Law greater than the Ten 
Commandments; that no set of Books is greater than Moses five books of Torah; that there’s no people 
greater than the community of God-fearing believers allegorically portrayed by the Israelite nation; and that 
no other theology is truer, more just, nor more important than “Sowing and reaping”), I noticed that 
something started to happen inside of me. 
You see, I found out that by repeating the former words my life started to change for the better, as I began to 
feel something good was affecting my psyche-- peace and tranquility deep inside my soul!… Later, I 
theorized the former to be the result of finally having my mind, heart, and soul aligned with one another, as 
well as with the Creator. How? By means of a truthful, honest, and balanced judgment of God’s plan for my 
life [in fact, not only for my own life, but for all manking as well]. What is such plan? That we speak the 
honest and objective truth our hearts already know; that we seek peace; that we seek justice [in a justly 
fashion]; and that we strike balanced [non biased] judgments. As is written: 
1) «These are the things that ye shall do: “