Claim. Going to heaven requires being “registered” in a substantive procedural sense, not merely being purified; registration requires returning to a fall-untainted zero point through indemnity, since habits of the satanic world cannot pass through.
Elaboration. SMM frames salvation as immigration: “Once that connection is made and you are registered, however many mistakes you make or however many misdeeds you commit, you can no longer be governed by the laws established in the satanic world. Americans cannot be governed by Korean laws because their nationality is different. When you enter a certain realm, only the laws of that realm will apply to you” (3.4. Conditions for registration, 213-97, 1991.1.16). Returning to the original position is precondition: “you must enter the original position untainted by the Fall, the position of zero. There, consciousness, habits that we have and surnames like Kim or Lee, will not exist.” Registration is therefore not a metaphor for forgiveness — it is an explicit, fee-paid, paperwork-completed administrative move from one citizenship to another, with a homeland nation to enter.
See also. csg-passport-to-heaven-requires-satans-certificate