Peteran Alexandrianism - Revision history

Msallen at 13:27, 6 May 2010

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	==Testimonal of Mikos==		==Testimonal of Mikos==

	Though few in the mainland study Peteran religion in enough detail to make such a distinction, the "Peteran Heresy" actually consists of two distinct faiths, one followed by the Peterans and one followed by the tribes of the Ulan. Those of the Ulan follow a substantially different faith, referred to in Petera as "[[Zupanism]]," that evolved from the teachings of [[Mikos Lygit]].		Though few in the mainland study Peteran religion in enough detail to make such a distinction, the "Peteran Heresy" actually consists of two distinct faiths, one followed by the Peterans and one followed by the tribes of the Ulan. Those of the Ulan follow a substantially different faith, referred to in Petera as [[Zupanist Alexandrianism\|Zupanism]], that evolved from the teachings of [[Mikos Lygit]].

Msallen: Peteran Heresy moved to Peteran Alexandrianism

2010-05-06T13:07:49Z

Peteran Heresy moved to Peteran Alexandrianism

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Msallen at 18:44, 16 November 2009

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	The Petaran Heresy is the hetrodoxy followed by the people of the Petran Empire, as well as the barbarians of [[The Ulan]]. Although Peteran Alexandrianism ~~is orthopraxic~~, the [[Testimonal of Sayid]] has heavily influenced and guided its development.		The Petaran Heresy is the hetrodoxy followed by the people of the Petran Empire, as well as the barbarians of [[The Ulan]]. Although Peteran Alexandrianism focuses more on behavior and actions than doctrine or faith, the [[Testimonal of Sayid]] has heavily influenced and guided its development.

	==Pre-Alexandrian Beliefs==		==Pre-Alexandrian Beliefs==

75.64.111.120 at 20:16, 14 November 2009

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	The Petaran Heresy is the hetrodoxy followed by the people of the Petran Empire, as well as the barbarians of [[The Ulan]]. ~~This practice revolves around~~ the [[Testimonal of Sayid]], a controversial document penned by [[Sayid ibn Maimun]], who is branded in mainland's [[Canon of Orthodoxy]] as the [[betrayer of Alexandria\|Great Betrayal]]. However, this religion's heavy divergence owes as much to the influence pre-Alexandrian spiritual norms as it does to its ~~controversial founder~~.		The Petaran Heresy is the hetrodoxy followed by the people of the Petran Empire, as well as the barbarians of [[The Ulan]]. Although Peteran Alexandrianism is orthopraxic, the [[Testimonal of Sayid]] has heavily influenced and guided its development.

	==Pre-Alexandrian Beliefs==		==Pre-Alexandrian Beliefs==

	The most widely accepted history of the Peteran people is that they were originally refugees who refused to bow down the the [[Demi-Pantheon]], the pre-Alexandrian Deities. The Peterans in Alexandria's time retained from this history a fierce and reflexive mistrust of divine magic. While they did pay passing reverence to a vaguely defined monotheistic godhead, this worship was not concerned with morality and mortal concerns. In fact, there was little formal or institutional about pre-Alexandiran religious practice, and thus Petera had little to no divine magic until they "accepted" Alexandria.		The most widely accepted history of the Peteran people is that they were originally refugees who refused to bow down the the [[Demi-Pantheon]], the pre-Alexandrian Deities. The Peterans in Alexandria's time retained from this history a fierce and reflexive mistrust of divine magic. While they did pay passing reverence to a vaguely defined monotheistic godhead, this worship was not concerned with morality and mortal concerns. In fact, there was little formal or institutional about pre-Alexandiran religious practice, and thus Petera had little to no divine magic until they "accepted" Alexandria.

	==Testimonial of Sayid==		==Testimonial of Sayid==

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	==Testimonal of Mikos==		==Testimonal of Mikos==

	Though few in the mainland study Peteran religion in enough detail to make such a distinction, the "Peteran Heresy" actually consists of two distinct faiths, one followed by the Peterans and one followed by the tribes of the Ulan~~. Those of the Petran Empire subscribe only to the hetrodox [[Testimonial of Sayid]]~~. Those of the Ulan follow a substantially different faith, referred to in Petera as "[[Zupanism]]," that evolved from the teachings of [[Mikos Lygit]].		Though few in the mainland study Peteran religion in enough detail to make such a distinction, the "Peteran Heresy" actually consists of two distinct faiths, one followed by the Peterans and one followed by the tribes of the Ulan. Those of the Ulan follow a substantially different faith, referred to in Petera as "[[Zupanism]]," that evolved from the teachings of [[Mikos Lygit]].

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Testimonal of Mikos

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	==Testimonal of Mikos==		==Testimonal of Mikos==

	Though few in the mainland study Peteran religion in enough detail to make such a distinction, the "Peteran Heresy" actually consists of two distinct faiths, one followed by the Peterans and one followed by the tribes of the Ulan. Those of the Petran Empire subscribe only to the hetrodox [[Testimonial of Sayid]]. Those of the Ulan follow a substantially different faith, referred to in Petera as "[[Zupanism]]" that evolved from the teachings of [[Mikos Lygit]].		Though few in the mainland study Peteran religion in enough detail to make such a distinction, the "Peteran Heresy" actually consists of two distinct faiths, one followed by the Peterans and one followed by the tribes of the Ulan. Those of the Petran Empire subscribe only to the hetrodox [[Testimonial of Sayid]]. Those of the Ulan follow a substantially different faith, referred to in Petera as "[[Zupanism]]," that evolved from the teachings of [[Mikos Lygit]].

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Testimonal of Mikos

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	~~It is~~ actually two distinct faiths, one followed by ~~each group~~. Those of the Petran Empire subscribe only to the hetrodox [[Testimonial of Sayid]]. Those of the Ulan ~~also subscribe~~ to the ~~hetrodox~~ teachings of [[Mikos Lygit]].		Though few in the mainland study Peteran religion in enough detail to make such a distinction, the "Peteran Heresy" actually consists of two distinct faiths, one followed by the Peterans and one followed by the tribes of the Ulan. Those of the Petran Empire subscribe only to the hetrodox [[Testimonial of Sayid]]. Those of the Ulan follow a substantially different faith, referred to in Petera as "[[Zupanism]]" that evolved from the teachings of [[Mikos Lygit]].

Msallen at 03:24, 10 November 2009

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	The Petaran Heresy is the hetrodoxy followed by the people of the Petran Empire, as well as the barbarians of [[The Ulan]]. It is actually two distinct faiths, one followed by each group. Those of the Petran Empire subscribe only to the hetrodox [[Testimonial of Sayid]]. Those of the Ulan also subscribe to the hetrodox teachings of [[Mikos Lygit]].		The Petaran Heresy is the hetrodoxy followed by the people of the Petran Empire, as well as the barbarians of [[The Ulan]]. This practice revolves around the [[Testimonal of Sayid]], a controversial document penned by [[Sayid ibn Maimun]], who is branded in mainland's [[Canon of Orthodoxy]] as the [[betrayer of Alexandria\|Great Betrayal]]. However, this religion's heavy divergence owes as much to the influence pre-Alexandrian spiritual norms as it does to its controversial founder.

			==Pre-Alexandrian Beliefs==

			The most widely accepted history of the Peteran people is that they were originally refugees who refused to bow down the the [[Demi-Pantheon]], the pre-Alexandrian Deities. The Peterans in Alexandria's time retained from this history a fierce and reflexive mistrust of divine magic. While they did pay passing reverence to a vaguely defined monotheistic godhead, this worship was not concerned with morality and mortal concerns. In fact, there was little formal or institutional about pre-Alexandiran religious practice, and thus Petera had little to no divine magic until they "accepted" Alexandria.

			==Testimonial of Sayid==

			With the arrival of Alexandria and the assumption of the Omnity, the Peteran religious beliefs changed considerably, but not fundamentally. [[Sayid ibn Maimun]], who was both a close mentor and confidant of [[Alexandria]] and the emperor of [[Petera]], penned a Testimonal of his experiences that spelled out a religious practice that tied in heavily with Peteran tradition. In it, he describes Alexandria's crusade as a condemnation of the corrupt and lamentable [[Demi-Pantheon]] and a triumph of the Peteran godhead. Alexandria herself is painted as a champion of humanity who destroys the Demi-Pantheon and returns the divine power to mortal hands. This interpretation led the way to the re-introduction and legitimization of divine magic among the Peterans.

			The Peteran variant of Alexandrianism is highly nationalistic/ethnocentric, and folk belief tells that Alexandria was as a Petaran child lost in a shipwreck on the shores of the mainland, where she lived in some form of misery until her late-life adoption. The theology surrounding such beliefs is generally that it was necessary for a Peteran to learn the ways of the usurper-demigods in order to finally slay them. (Unlike Alexandrian Orthodoxy, the Peteran Heresy sees little difference between the demi-pantheon and the Dark Lord).

			==Testimonal of Mikos==

			It is actually two distinct faiths, one followed by each group. Those of the Petran Empire subscribe only to the hetrodox [[Testimonial of Sayid]]. Those of the Ulan also subscribe to the hetrodox teachings of [[Mikos Lygit]].

Msallen: Petran Heresy moved to Peteran Heresy: Change in canonical naming.

2009-11-04T23:58:25Z

Petran Heresy moved to Peteran Heresy: Change in canonical naming.

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2009-02-07T01:44:13Z

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The Petaran Heresy is the hetrodoxy followed by the people of the Petran Empire, as well as the barbarians of [[The Ulan]]. It is actually two distinct faiths, one followed by each group. Those of the Petran Empire subscribe only to the hetrodox [[Testimonial of Sayid]]. Those of the Ulan also subscribe to the hetrodox teachings of [[Mikos Lygit]].