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common/religion/faith_types/NEOW_faiths_oriental_orthodox.txt
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@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ armenian_apostolic_faith = {
color = { 0.8 0.4 0.1 }
icon = armenian_apostolic
graphical_faith = "orthodox_gfx"
religious_head = d_apostolic_church
religious_head = d_armenian_apostolic
}
eminent_holy_sites = {

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history/faiths/NEOW_eastern_orthodox.txt
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tenet_communal_identity
tenet_purgatory
tenet_esotericism
tenet_sacramental_herbs
}
known = {

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localization/english/replace/dlc/pam/pam_tenets_l_english.yml
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doctrine_parameter_tenet_transubstantiation_feast_bonding: "Hosting a [GetActivityType('activity_feast').GetName] grants #P +5#! [opinion|E] and #P +5#! @piety_icon![piety|E] per same-[faith|E] guest"
feast_transubstantiation_reward_tt_title: "$final_reward_tt$"
feast_transubstantiation_reward_tt: "Your adherence to the [GetTenetType('tenet_transubstantiation').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] tenet impressed the guests"
tenet_communion_eucharistia_historical_desc: "The Eucharist, instituted by Christ at the Last Supper, is the Christian rite of thanksgiving and communion in His Body and Blood through the consecrated bread and wine. Both Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches confess Christ's true presence, understand the Eucharist as sacrificial, and celebrate it as the central mystery of Christian worship. The Byzantine tradition particularly emphasizes the invocation of the Holy Spirit, while Latin theology developed detailed teaching on transubstantiation; Orthodox confessions have also employed that term. Protestant traditions differ, ranging from affirmations of real presence to more memorial understandings. Remembering Christ's saving work is fundamental, but it is inaccurate to describe the entire Christian Eucharistic tradition as merely recalling the Last Supper."
tenet_vows_of_poverty_apostolic_historical_desc: "Voluntary poverty in imitation of Christ and the apostles appears in the New Testament and early Christian asceticism. Eastern cenobitic monasticism, shaped by Saint Basil the Great and later monastic rules, joined renunciation of personal possessions to common prayer, labour, and almsgiving. Western Benedictine and mendicant traditions, notably the Franciscans, developed their own forms of monastic and apostolic poverty. Neither tradition teaches that every Christian must renounce personal property in order to belong to the Church."
tenet_communal_possessions_apostolic_historical_desc: "Acts 2:44-45 and 4:32-35 describe the first Christian community sharing possessions and distributing resources to those in need. Communal ownership later became a central discipline of both Eastern and Western cenobitic monasteries, while almsgiving and care for the poor remained duties of the wider Church. The apostolic example was understood as a voluntary expression of charity and communion, not a universal requirement that all Christians surrender private ownership."
tenet_reincarnation_samsara_historical_desc: "Saṃsāra is the recurring cycle of birth, death, and rebirth found in several Indian religious traditions, with liberation as a principal spiritual goal. Hindu and Jain teachings generally describe an enduring self or soul passing through this cycle, whereas Buddhism maintains rebirth while rejecting a permanent, unchanging soul through its teaching of non-self (anātman). The concept must therefore not be defined as the return of one eternal soul in every tradition."
tenet_esotericism_kabbalah_historical_desc: "Kabbalah is a body of Jewish mystical and esoteric teaching concerned with God, creation, revelation, the divine attributes or sefirot, and the deeper meaning of the Torah. Major medieval expressions developed in Provence and Spain. Jewish Kabbalah should be distinguished from later Christian Cabala and Hermetic Qabalah, which adapted some of its ideas within different intellectual and religious systems."
tenet_esotericism_kabbalah_desc:0 "Through the received teachings of Kabbalah, we contemplate the hidden meanings of the Torah, the mystery of Ein Sof, and the relationship between God and creation. This venerable current of Jewish mysticism deepens our understanding of divine wisdom and sacred tradition."
tenet_monasticism_desc:0 "By renouncing worldly distractions, practicing prayer, fasting, and obedience, we devote ourselves more fully to the divine. Whether in solitude or in the common life of a monastery, discipline and humility lead us toward holiness."
tenet_alexandrian_catechism_desc:0 "The Catechetical School of Alexandria cultivated the study of Scripture, philosophy, and Christian doctrine. Its teachers sought deeper understanding while defending the faith; even as its institutions changed over the centuries, their tradition of theological learning endured."
doctrine_parameter_adoptionists_are_unilateral_hostile: "Other Christian [faiths|E] only consider them $hostility_hostile_tooltippable$, whereas less refined $adoptionist_adherent_plural$ are considered $hostility_evil_tooltippable$"
doctrine_parameter_adoptionists_are_unilateral_evil: "Other Christian [faiths|E] consider them $hostility_evil_tooltippable$"
doctrine_parameter_adoptionists_are_mutual_evil: "Considers, and is considered by, all other Christian [faiths|E] to be $hostility_evil_tooltippable$"
doctrine_parameter_adoptionists_attractively_intuitive_theology:0 "[EmptyScope.ScriptValue('fp2_lyonese_monk_conversion_bonus_root_value')|=+%0] conversion speed against other Christian [faiths|E]"
tenet_sky_burials_desc:1 "The dead should not be imprisoned underground — it is far better to allow them to be consumed by scavenging birds, so that in a final act of generosity they can feed the world which fed them."
tenet_exaltation_of_pain_desc:0 "Pain is the universal emotion, violence the universal language. To bestow pain upon another is to give them a blessing; to receive pain oneself is to receive grace."
tenet_preservation_desc: "Creation, protection, transformation. Virtue is derived from construction, from building something and watching it prosper."
tenet_megaliths_desc:0 "Worship should not be confined to temples built by human hands, for these may distract us from the divine creation around us. We embrace stone and the open air, arranging the stones given by the creator in ways that please the divine and bring us closer to it."
tenet_sacrificial_ceremonies_desc:0 "Human sacrifices, both voluntary and involuntary, bring us closer to the divine. It is customary and virtuous to volunteer oneself for sacrifice in a ceremony, just as it is deemed virtuous to sacrifice those who have committed unforgivable crimes against the gods."
doctrine_parameter_torturing_prisoners_grants_piety:0 "Torturing [prisoners|E] earns @piety_icon![piety|E] instead of costing @piety_icon![piety|E]"
doctrine_parameter_piety_from_sponsoring_inspiration: "Sponsoring [inspirations|E] gives [piety_i][piety|E]"
doctrine_parameter_leasing_to_military_order_give_spiritual_fulfillment_personal: "[leasing|E] [holdings|E] to [holy_orders|E] grants extra @spiritual_fulfillment_icon![spiritual_fulfillment|E]"
tenet_armed_pilgrimages_desc:0 "Our pilgrims travel across the world to visit our sacred holy sites — we will gladly take up the sword to keep them safe from any who would harm them."
tenet_ritual_celebrations_desc:1 "Worship of the divine is something to exalt and share with our community. Organizing great festivals to honor and praise the divine brings us all together."
tenet_communion_desc:0 "Our sacred rites are not merely outward signs: through them we seek communion with the divine. Those who refuse this shared worship stand outside our community of believers."
feast_communion_reward_tt_title: "$final_reward_tt$"
feast_communion_reward_tt: "Your adherence to the [GetTenetType('tenet_communion').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] tenet impressed the guests"
doctrine_parameter_tenet_transubstantiation_feast_discount: "[GetActivityType('activity_feast').GetName] Cost: #p -20%#!"

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zzzz_NEOW_core_tenets_loc_fixes_l_english.yml Normal file
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l_english:
tenet_communion_eucharistia_historical_desc: "The Eucharist, instituted by Christ at the Last Supper, is the Christian rite of thanksgiving and communion in His Body and Blood through the consecrated bread and wine. Both Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches confess Christ's true presence, understand the Eucharist as sacrificial, and celebrate it as the central mystery of Christian worship. The Byzantine tradition particularly emphasizes the invocation of the Holy Spirit, while Latin theology developed detailed teaching on transubstantiation; Orthodox confessions have also employed that term. Protestant traditions differ, ranging from affirmations of real presence to more memorial understandings. Remembering Christ's saving work is fundamental, but it is inaccurate to describe the entire Christian Eucharistic tradition as merely recalling the Last Supper."
tenet_vows_of_poverty_apostolic_historical_desc: "Voluntary poverty in imitation of Christ and the apostles appears in the New Testament and early Christian asceticism. Eastern cenobitic monasticism, shaped by Saint Basil the Great and later monastic rules, joined renunciation of personal possessions to common prayer, labour, and almsgiving. Western Benedictine and mendicant traditions, notably the Franciscans, developed their own forms of monastic and apostolic poverty. Neither tradition teaches that every Christian must renounce personal property in order to belong to the Church."
tenet_communal_possessions_apostolic_historical_desc: "Acts 2:44-45 and 4:32-35 describe the first Christian community sharing possessions and distributing resources to those in need. Communal ownership later became a central discipline of both Eastern and Western cenobitic monasteries, while almsgiving and care for the poor remained duties of the wider Church. The apostolic example was understood as a voluntary expression of charity and communion, not a universal requirement that all Christians surrender private ownership."
tenet_reincarnation_samsara_historical_desc: "Saṃsāra is the recurring cycle of birth, death, and rebirth found in several Indian religious traditions, with liberation as a principal spiritual goal. Hindu and Jain teachings generally describe an enduring self or soul passing through this cycle, whereas Buddhism maintains rebirth while rejecting a permanent, unchanging soul through its teaching of non-self (anātman). The concept must therefore not be defined as the return of one eternal soul in every tradition."
tenet_esotericism_kabbalah_historical_desc: "Kabbalah is a body of Jewish mystical and esoteric teaching concerned with God, creation, revelation, the divine attributes or sefirot, and the deeper meaning of the Torah. Major medieval expressions developed in Provence and Spain. Jewish Kabbalah should be distinguished from later Christian Cabala and Hermetic Qabalah, which adapted some of its ideas within different intellectual and religious systems."
tenet_esotericism_kabbalah_desc:0 "Through the received teachings of Kabbalah, we contemplate the hidden meanings of the Torah, the mystery of Ein Sof, and the relationship between God and creation. This venerable current of Jewish mysticism deepens our understanding of divine wisdom and sacred tradition."
tenet_monasticism_desc:0 "By renouncing worldly distractions, practicing prayer, fasting, and obedience, we devote ourselves more fully to the divine. Whether in solitude or in the common life of a monastery, discipline and humility lead us toward holiness."
tenet_alexandrian_catechism_desc:0 "The Catechetical School of Alexandria cultivated the study of Scripture, philosophy, and Christian doctrine. Its teachers sought deeper understanding while defending the faith; even as its institutions changed over the centuries, their tradition of theological learning endured."
doctrine_parameter_adoptionists_are_unilateral_hostile: "Other Christian [faiths|E] only consider them $hostility_hostile_tooltippable$, whereas less refined $adoptionist_adherent_plural$ are considered $hostility_evil_tooltippable$"
doctrine_parameter_adoptionists_are_unilateral_evil: "Other Christian [faiths|E] consider them $hostility_evil_tooltippable$"
doctrine_parameter_adoptionists_are_mutual_evil: "Considers, and is considered by, all other Christian [faiths|E] to be $hostility_evil_tooltippable$"
doctrine_parameter_adoptionists_attractively_intuitive_theology:0 "[EmptyScope.ScriptValue('fp2_lyonese_monk_conversion_bonus_root_value')|=+%0] conversion speed against other Christian [faiths|E]"
tenet_sky_burials_desc:1 "The dead should not be imprisoned underground — it is far better to allow them to be consumed by scavenging birds, so that in a final act of generosity they can feed the world which fed them."
tenet_exaltation_of_pain_desc:0 "Pain is the universal emotion, violence the universal language. To bestow pain upon another is to give them a blessing; to receive pain oneself is to receive grace."
tenet_preservation_desc: "Creation, protection, transformation. Virtue is derived from construction, from building something and watching it prosper."
tenet_megaliths_desc:0 "Worship should not be confined to temples built by human hands, for these may distract us from the divine creation around us. We embrace stone and the open air, arranging the stones given by the creator in ways that please the divine and bring us closer to it."
tenet_sacrificial_ceremonies_desc:0 "Human sacrifices, both voluntary and involuntary, bring us closer to the divine. It is customary and virtuous to volunteer oneself for sacrifice in a ceremony, just as it is deemed virtuous to sacrifice those who have committed unforgivable crimes against the gods."
doctrine_parameter_torturing_prisoners_grants_piety:0 "Torturing [prisoners|E] earns @piety_icon![piety|E] instead of costing @piety_icon![piety|E]"
doctrine_parameter_piety_from_sponsoring_inspiration: "Sponsoring [inspirations|E] gives [piety_i][piety|E]"
doctrine_parameter_leasing_to_military_order_give_spiritual_fulfillment_personal: "[leasing|E] [holdings|E] to [holy_orders|E] grants extra @spiritual_fulfillment_icon![spiritual_fulfillment|E]"
tenet_armed_pilgrimages_desc:0 "Our pilgrims travel across the world to visit our sacred holy sites — we will gladly take up the sword to keep them safe from any who would harm them."
tenet_ritual_celebrations_desc:1 "Worship of the divine is something to exalt and share with our community. Organizing great festivals to honor and praise the divine brings us all together."
tenet_communion_desc:0 "Our sacred rites are not merely outward signs: through them we seek communion with the divine. Those who refuse this shared worship stand outside our community of believers."