l_english:

 protestant_religion:1 "Protestantism"
 protestant_religion_adj:1 "Protestant"
 protestant_religion_adherent:1 "Protestant"
 protestant_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Protestants"
 protestant_religion_desc:1 "Protestant churches trace their roots back to the Protestant Reformation, when they split from the Catholic Church with the goal of reforming its many shortcomings. Following the reforms of great thinkers like Martin Luther and John Calvin, Protestantism has become one of the largest branches of Christianity, many of its churches weathering the fires of the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E]."

 moravian:0 "Unitas Fratrum"
 moravian_adj:0 "Unitas Fratrum"
 moravian_adherent:0 "Moravian"
 moravian_adherent_plural:0 "Moravians"
 moravian_desc:0 "Claiming to be one of the oldest Protestant churches in the world, the Moravian Church was founded hundreds of years ago before the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E] after the Bohemian Reformation. Adhering strongly to doctrines of evangelism, pietism, and most notably Christian pacifism, the Moravian Church is organised into an extensive hierarchy led by the President of the Church. The organisation itself puts a lot of emphasis on missionary and hospital work, believing Christianity to be a religion of the soul, meant to bring joy and fulfilment into the hearts of its people." 
 
 hussite:0 "Bohemian Church"
 hussite_adj:0 "Bohemian"
 hussite_adherent:0 "Bohemian"
 hussite_adherent_plural:0 "Bohemians"
 hussite_desc:0 "Describing itself as neo-Hussite, the Bohemian Church separated from the Roman Catholic one shortly after the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E]. Following in the footsteps of the Bohemian Reformation, the Bohemians put special emphasis on communion of both kinds, vernacular liturgy, as well as the belief that clergy should not hold secular power. Their beliefs resulted in persecution from the Catholic Church for heresy, leading to much resentment and rising radicalism among the Bohemian faithful."

 lutheran:0 "Liturgical Communion"
 lutheran_adj:0 "Liturgical"
 lutheran_adherent:0 "Liturgical"
 lutheran_adherent_plural:0 "Liturgicals"
 lutheran_desc:0 "The descendants of antediluvian Lutheran religious orders, the Liturgical Communion was founded when the different state churches of Northern Europe set aside their differences as a gambit for survival. The founding of the Archbishopric of Lund to lead all the Lutherans of Europe was a major turning point in halting the slow decay of orthodox Protestantism in the region. All the churches in communion with the Archbishop are thus dedicated to upholding tradition, suppressing heresy, and spreading the teachings of Jesus Christ to those who have since turned away from the faith."
 lutheran_england_religious_head_title:0 "Archprimate"
 lutheran_england_religious_head_title_name:0 "Archprimate" 
 
 laestadian:0 "Laestadianism"
 laestadian_adj:0 "Laestadian"
 laestadian_adherent:0 "Laestadian"
 laestadian_adherent_plural:0 "Laestadians"
 laestadian_desc:0 "The descendants of antediluvian laestadian religious orders, the Liturgical Communion was founded when the different state churches of Northern Europe set aside their differences as a gambit for survival. The founding of the Archbishopric of Lund to lead all the laestadians of Europe was a major turning point in halting the slow decay of orthodox Protestantism in the region. All the churches in communion with the Archbishop are thus dedicated to upholding tradition, suppressing heresy, and spreading the teachings of Jesus Christ to those who have since turned away from the faith."
 
 grundtvigian:0 "Grundtvigianism"
 grundtvigian_adj:0 "Grundtvigian"
 grundtvigian_adherent:0 "Grundtvigian"
 grundtvigian_adherent_plural:0 "Grundtvigians"
 grundtvigian_desc:0 "Once the faith of humble farmers and scholars, the followers of Grundtvigianism have preserved their traditions of enlightenment and communal piety in the centuries since the Event. Rejecting rigid dogma and clerical authority, they instead embrace a "living Christianity,” where faith is nurtured through song, fellowship, and the wisdom of the common folk. Education is sacred, and their folk high schools serve as both houses of learning and places of worship. Though others see them as impractical dreamers, the Grundtvigians hold firm in their belief that knowledge, freedom, and faith must always walk hand in hand."
 
 anglican_england:0 "Church of England"
 anglican_england_adj:0 "Anglican"
 anglican_england_adherent:0 "Anglican"
 anglican_england_adherent_plural:0 "Anglicans"
 anglican_england_desc:0 "Best known as the state religion of antediluvian England, the Supreme Governor of the Church of England was traditionally the British monarch, with the de facto leader of the Anglican Communion being the Archbishop of Canterbury. However, with much of the Church's institutions being decimated during the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], the remaining Anglicans saw most of England succumb to polytheism and idolatry in the ensuing chaos. After Crowtemple's conquests, the Christian community of England was victim to heavy oppression under the pagan empire, many of its priests driven into exile. Nonetheless, the Church of England will continue to fight as long as there are those who believe in it."
 anglican_england_religious_head_title:0 "Primate"
 anglican_england_religious_head_title_name:0 "Primate" 
 
 special_doctrine_english_anglican_name: "Manners Maketh Man"
 special_doctrine_english_anglican_desc: "Since the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], most of the British Anglican identity centers around the religion's connection to the Crown and its chivalric heritage."

 presbyterian:0 "Presbyterianism"
 presbyterian_adj:0 "Presbyterian"
 presbyterian_adherent:0 "Presbyterian"
 presbyterian_adherent_plural:0 "Presbyterians"
 presbyterian_desc:0 "Presbyterians are named for their adherence to presbyterian church polity, as they are governed by councils of presbyters, also called elders. Theologically, they follow the same traditions as other Calvinists, with less emphasis on ritual and more emphasis on faith. Presbyterian churches, however, have little to no desire to enforce their control on the realms they are present in, which led to disagreements with and eventual radio silence from the Helvetic churches in the Alps following the Council of Geneva. The largest, if not only Presbyterian Church in Europe now is the Church of Scotland, which stands alone to face the greatest existential threat it has ever known - the pagan British Empire."
 presbyterian_religious_head_title:0 "Elder"
 presbyterian_religious_head_title_name:0 "Elder"

 helvetic:0 "Helvetic Reformed Church"
 helvetic_adj:0 "Helvetic"
 helvetic_adherent:0 "Helvetic"
 helvetic_adherent_plural:0 "Helvetics"
 helvetic_desc:0 "The Calvinist churches of the Alps were heavily shaped by the militaristic rule of Emperor Jürgen in the early days of the post-Event. It is said that the legendary Emperor called for the Council of Geneva, which consequently decreed that all European Reformed churches must unite into one Church led by a single Elder. All rulers of this Church are to recognise the temporal and spiritual sovereignty of the Elder, and follow him to battle should he call for it. By extent, the only valid ruler on Earth is God, and the only valid form of government is the Theocracy. These reforms drove a wedge between the Alpine Church and the remaining Reformed churches of the continent, and since then the Calvinists of the Alps have been slowly rebuilding in relative isolation. Though there has yet to be an Elder that called for the whole faith to go to war, it is only a matter of time before they sally forth from their mountains."
 helvetic_religious_head_title:0 "Prime Elder"
 helvetic_religious_head_title_name:0 "Prime Elder"
 
 genevan:0 "Genevan Fellowship"
 genevan_adj:0 "Genevan"
 genevan_adherent:0 "Genevan"
 genevan_adherent_plural:0 "Genevans"
 genevan_desc:0 "The Genevan churches consider themselves the sole successors of the Continental Reformed tradition following a split with the Helvetic Church many centuries ago. The Genevan Fellowship is opposed to Helvetic Calvinism in every way that matters - they are ardent believers in pacifism, forbidding their followers to wage war in the name of the Lord. Additionally, they hold that all of God's laws cannot possibly be enforced on earth, and as such advocate for total separation of the laws of God and the laws of men."
 genevan_religious_head_title:0 "Elder"
 genevan_religious_head_title_name:0 "Elder"
 