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==Church of the Two Moons (CTM)== | ==Church of the Two Moons (CTM)== | ||
With their gleaming towers in Crystal Heights, almost 300 feet tall, it's not hard to realize that the Moon Priests wield absolute power over the religious world of Ikaanos. They are devout advocates for slavery and the | With their gleaming towers in Crystal Heights, almost 300 feet tall, it's not hard to realize that the Moon Priests wield absolute power over the religious world of Ikaanos. They are devout advocates for slavery and the mayorship of Ikaanos, immensely aiding the ruling body of The Republic by holding the unruly masses far away from rebellious thoughts. The Moon Priests do this with fiery preachings that speak of the importance of a united front against the Davidian houses of New Eden, and the need to stand strong against forbidden cults roaming outside the city. | ||
===Beliefs=== | ===Beliefs=== |
Revision as of 15:02, 2 February 2023
Religion has a strong influence on the Ikaanian society in 2489. Over 40% of all Ikaanians belong to the official state religion, The Church of the Two Moons, and a majority of them claim to be genuinely devoted to the preachings of the moon priests.
A person living in Ikaanos has religious freedom, however, and there are many smaller cults that have either been imported from Earth or risen from the ashes of The Great Chaos.
Beliefs
- CTM: 41%
- Atheism: 25%
- Christianity: 10%
- Cult of The Elder: 8%
- Brotherhood of Ryzan: 6%
- Hinduism: 4%
- Asatro: 3%
- Islam: 2%
- Other: 1%
Church of the Two Moons (CTM)
With their gleaming towers in Crystal Heights, almost 300 feet tall, it's not hard to realize that the Moon Priests wield absolute power over the religious world of Ikaanos. They are devout advocates for slavery and the mayorship of Ikaanos, immensely aiding the ruling body of The Republic by holding the unruly masses far away from rebellious thoughts. The Moon Priests do this with fiery preachings that speak of the importance of a united front against the Davidian houses of New Eden, and the need to stand strong against forbidden cults roaming outside the city.
Beliefs
The CTM is rooted in the archaic Hebrew scriptures from Earth, with strong influences from the Vedas and the Mahabharata. They preach about how the thousand headed All-God sent humans to Raana with the mission to restart "the great race of the arch" (arches being planets). They say that the All-God destroyed Earth after humans tried to be gods themselves by extending their lives and acting in "unreligious ways".
Other cults
- The order of the Red Tide. Hostile, 2,000 members.
- The yellow queen. Hostile, 800 members.
- The Golden Dawn. Neutral, 250 members.
- Hermes Mysteris. Neutral, 250 members.