Difference between revisions of "Religion"

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The official religion within the Renaissance Kingdoms is the Aristotelianism, meaning that most religious functions in churches and cathedrals are performed ingame by priests of this religion. The Roman Aristotelian Church is the only religion that has an official forum: Rome (external link).

It should be noted that it was not necessary to have a character who was a follower of Aristotelianism in roleplay in order to preach, as any level ≥ 100 who had chosen the Major way of Church could do so ingame. Similarly, it is possible to become a bishop without the approval of the Roman Aristotelian Church. To do so, you must convince a sovereign to take the status quo of the capital of a diocese with a royal army and change the method of appointing the bishop.

Some religions of the Renaissance Kingdoms:

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 The official religion within the [[Renaissance Kingdoms]] is the Aristotelianism, meaning that most [[religious functions]] in [[church]]es and [[cathedral]]s are performed [[ingame]] by [[priest]]s of this religion. The [[Roman Aristotelian Church]] is the only religion that has an official [[forum]]: [http://rome.lesroyaumes.com Rome] (external link).
-It should be noted that it was not necessary to have a [[character]] who was a follower of Aristotelianism in [[roleplay]] in order to preach, as any level ≥ 100 who had chosen the [[Major way of Church]] could do so [[ingame]]. Similarly, it is possible to become a [[bishop]] without the approval of the [[Roman Aristotelian Church]]. To do so, you must convince a [[sovereign]] to take the status quo of the [[capital]] of a [[diocese]] with a [[royal army]] and change the method of appointing the [[bishop]].
+It should be noted that it was not necessary to have a [[character]] who was a follower of Aristotelianism in [[roleplay]] in order to preach, as any level ≥ 100 who had chosen the [[Major way of Church]] could do so [[ingame]]. Similarly, it is possible to become a [[bishop]] without the approval of the [[Roman Aristotelian Church]]. To do so, you must convince a [[sovereign]] to take the [[status quo]] of the [[capital]] of a [[diocese]] with a [[royal army]] and change the method of appointing the [[bishop]].
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 Some religions of the [[Renaissance Kingdoms]]: