This, of course, was nothing new; in Terran history sects, cults, and major religions too numerous to list had used essentially the same technique - but not on a major scale in America before Foster's times.  Foster was run out of town more than once before he "perfected" a method and organization that permitted him to expand his capric cult.  In organization he borrowed as liberally from freemasonry, from Catholicism, from the Communist Party, and from Madison Avenue as he had borrowed from any and all earlier scriptures in composing his New Revelation... and he sugar-coated it all as a return to primitive Christianity to suit his customers.  He set up an outer church which anybody could attend - and a person could remain a "seeker" with many benefits of the church for years.  Then there was a middle church, which to all outward appearance was "The Church of the New Revelation," the happy saved, who paid their tithes, enjoyed all economic benefits of the church's ever-widening business tie-ins, and whooped it up in the endless carnival & revival atmosphere of Happiness, Happiness, Happiness!  Their sins were forgiven - and henceforth very little was sinful as long as they supported their church, dealt honestly with their fellow Fosterites, condemned sinners, and stayed Happy.  The New Revelation does not specifically encourage adultery; it simply gets rather mystical in discussing sexual conduct.