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# used by code as ultimate fallback.
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rite_no_name: "#D Rite Name#!"
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rite_no_name_adj: "#D Unnamed#!"
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rite_no_name_adherent: "$rite_no_name_adj$"
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rite_no_name_adherent_plural: "$rite_no_name_adj$"
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rite_no_name_desc: "#D This Rite should have a name #!"
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generic_rite_description: "[Rite.GetNameNoTooltip] was founded by [Character.GetFullName] in [Character.GetCurrentLocation.GetTitle.GetAdjective] on the [GetCurrentDate.GetStringLong], as a rite within the [Faith.GetAdjective] faith. [Rite.Custom('GetGenericRiteTenetSentence')]"
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generic_rite_no_location_description: "[Rite.GetNameNoTooltip] was founded by [Character.GetFullName] on the [GetCurrentDate.GetStringLong], as a rite within the [Faith.GetAdjective] faith. [Rite.Custom('GetGenericRiteTenetSentence')]"
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generic_rite_focus_fallback: "This rite preserves a distinctive devotional emphasis within its parent faith."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_aniconism: "This rite rejects sacred images, seeking reverence through absence, restraint, and the holiness of the unpictured divine."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_alexandrian_catechism: "This rite prizes learned teaching, subtle doctrine, and the patient instruction of the faithful."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_armed_pilgrimages: "This rite treats holy war and armed pilgrimage as sacred duties of the devout."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_carnal_exaltation: "This rite honors desire and embodied pleasure as gifts touched by the sacred."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_communal_identity: "This rite binds worship tightly to shared custom, common life, and a guarded communal identity."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_communion: "This rite is held together through shared devotion, alms, and communion with its spiritual head."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_consolamentum: "This rite looks to final purification through renunciation and an unflinching preparation for death."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_divine_marriage: "This rite sacralizes union and rulership alike, seeing holy marriage as a reflection of divine order."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_gnosticism: "This rite seeks hidden truths beyond the world's veil, trusting salvation to sacred knowledge."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_mendicant_preachers: "This rite spreads the faith through wandering preachers, humble witness, and tireless instruction."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_pacifism: "This rite elevates restraint and peace, treating needless bloodshed as a grave failure of the soul."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_pentarchy: "This rite esteems ancient seats of authority and the ordered stewardship of the wider faith."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_unrelenting_faith: "This rite praises steadfast zeal, hard resolve, and a readiness to struggle for what is holy."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_vows_of_poverty: "This rite honors holy poverty, urging the faithful to cast off excess and live with less."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_pastoral_isolation: "This rite prefers a guarded flock, favoring separation from the wider world over compromise."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_rite: "This rite places great weight on liturgy, clerical order, and the preservation of sacred tradition."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_adaptive: "This rite bends without breaking, absorbing local custom while preserving its sacred core."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_esotericism: "This rite treasures hidden wisdom, initiation, and truths revealed only to the prepared."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_legalism: "This rite grounds holiness in clear law, proper judgment, and the disciplined ordering of life."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_literalism: "This rite cleaves closely to holy words, distrusting loose interpretation and inherited compromise."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_reincarnation: "This rite sees the soul's journey as cyclical, with each life shaping the next."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_religious_legal_pronouncements: "This rite invests sacred law and formal rulings with lasting spiritual authority."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_struggle_submission: "This rite teaches that faith is proven through struggle, conquest, and the submission of the ungodly."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_false_conversion_sanction: "This rite tolerates hidden conformity and outward masks when survival or advantage demands it."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_tax_nonbelievers: "This rite marks unbelief as a burden owed in tribute, reinforcing sacred hierarchy through worldly dues."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_asceticism: "This rite seeks holiness through self-denial, discipline, and the patient mastery of desire."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_bhakti: "This rite centers heartfelt devotion, teaching that loving surrender draws the soul closest to the divine."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_dharmic_pacifism: "This rite prizes harmlessness and self-restraint, treating peace as a higher discipline than wrath."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_inner_journey: "This rite turns inward, seeking awakening through reflection, discipline, and the transformation of the self."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_ritual_hospitality: "This rite treats hospitality as holy obligation, binding host and guest beneath sacred custom."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_adorcism: "This rite courts the spirits with reverence, hoping to win their favor and avert their wrath."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_ancestor_worship: "This rite looks to the honored dead for guidance, blessing, and continuity with the living."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_astrology: "This rite reads meaning in the heavens, trusting the stars to reveal order, fate, and timing."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_hedonistic: "This rite embraces revelry, excess, and the sanctification of pleasure in communal worship."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_human_sacrifice: "This rite treats blood offering as a fearful but sacred bargain between mortal and divine."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_mystical_birthright: "This rite holds that destiny marks certain souls from birth for sacred power and spiritual greatness."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_ritual_celebrations: "This rite exalts communal revels and holy festivity as the fullest expression of worship."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_sacred_childbirth: "This rite surrounds birth with reverence, treating motherhood and new life as acts of holy significance."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_sanctity_of_nature: "This rite finds the sacred in the living world, revering growth, fertility, and untamed creation."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_sun_worship: "This rite honors the sun as a life-giving sign of order, radiance, and divine favor."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_warmonger: "This rite glorifies conquest and martial vigor, expecting the faithful to prove themselves through war."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_gruesome_festivals: "This rite embraces terrible revels, turning fear, blood, and spectacle into sacred display."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_cthonic_redoubts: "This rite venerates the heights and hidden fastnesses of the earth as places of uncommon sanctity."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_household_gods: "This rite centers the home, placing hearth, kin, and daily devotion under divine guardianship."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_sinitic_syncretism: "This rite weaves its tradition together with Sinitic thought, seeking harmony rather than rupture."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_eastern_syncretism: "This rite readily absorbs eastern teachings, reading foreign wisdom as echoes of sacred truth."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_unreformed_syncretism: "This rite draws freely from older practice, folding ancient rites into a new sacred whole."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_christian_syncretism: "This rite absorbs Christian teachings into its sacred framework instead of rejecting them outright."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_islamic_syncretism: "This rite borrows from Islamic belief and custom, finding usable truth within a neighboring revelation."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_jewish_syncretism: "This rite incorporates Jewish tradition, law, and memory into its understanding of the sacred."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_exaltation_of_pain: "This rite regards pain as purifying, revealing devotion through endurance and embraced suffering."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_natural_primitivism: "This rite distrusts excess civilization, honoring a harder and more elemental way of life."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_pursuit_of_power: "This rite blesses ambition and temporal mastery, treating power as a proper instrument of the holy."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_ritual_cannibalism: "This rite folds the consumption of human flesh into taboo worship and sacred terror."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_sacred_shadows: "This rite veils itself in secrecy, sanctifying concealment, twilight, and what is hidden from the many."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_polyamory: "This rite blesses multiple loves at once, refusing to confine sacred intimacy to a single bond."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_sacrificial_ceremonies: "This rite places solemn offering at the center of worship, binding sacrifice to covenant and favor."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_megaliths: "This rite marks the sacred with enduring stone, trusting monuments to anchor memory and devotion."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_fp3_fedayeen: "This rite sanctifies stealth, infiltration, and self-sacrificing violence in the service of a higher cause."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_communal_possessions: "This rite downplays private wealth, urging the faithful to hold resources in common."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_pure_land: "This rite fixes hope on a blessed realm beyond suffering, reached through trust, remembrance, and devotion."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_no_mind: "This rite seeks clarity beyond grasping thought, disciplining the self into empty and lucid awareness."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_mountain_worship: "This rite turns to high places as nearer the divine, making peaks and heights objects of reverence."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_extinction_of_dharma: "This rite sees the world as overrun by corruption, justifying ruthless violence in defense of truth."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_cranial_trophies: "This rite treats the remains of enemies as sacred proof of triumph and terrifying prestige."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_pursuit_of_knowledge: "This rite exalts learning as sacred labor, seeking truth through study, debate, and disciplined inquiry."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_benevolent_governance: "This rite measures holiness partly by just rule, orderly stewardship, and care for the realm."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_filial_piety: "This rite teaches reverence for parents and elders as the foundation of moral and sacred order."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_harmonious_society: "This rite values balance, propriety, and social harmony as reflections of cosmic order."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_sacred_destruction: "This rite sees holy destruction as cleansing, making ruin itself an instrument of sacred renewal."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_preservation: "This rite prizes endurance, continuity, and the careful safeguarding of what has been entrusted."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_takamin: "This rite treats the bear and kindred powers of the wild with reverence, awe, and careful respect."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_peace_of_god: "This rite seeks to restrain violence, setting sacred limits on when blood may rightly be spilled."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_dulia: "This rite honors saints and holy exemplars, venerating their memory without equating them to the divine."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_transubstantiation: "This rite treats the holy mysteries as truly transformative, making sacrament central to divine presence."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_ora_et_labora: "This rite joins prayer to labor, teaching that disciplined work can itself become devotion."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_hyperdulia: "This rite raises exceptional veneration of the holiest intercessor above the ordinary ranks of saints."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_simony: "This rite accepts that sacred office, patronage, and worldly wealth are not easily separated."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_monophysitism: "This rite proclaims the unity of Christ's nature, refusing to divide the divine mystery too sharply."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_acts_of_apostles: "This rite models itself on apostolic community, charity, and the shared life of the earliest faithful."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_purgatory: "This rite teaches that many souls are purified after death before they can enter perfect blessedness."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_be_fruitful_and_multiply: "This rite elevates family, procreation, and the begetting of new life as holy duties."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_apostolic_succession: "This rite grounds authority in an unbroken chain of transmission reaching back to the apostles."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_confession: "This rite prizes open repentance and absolution, trusting spoken sin to become the beginning of healing."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_original_sin: "This rite sees human weakness as primordial, insisting that no soul enters the world untouched."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_celestial_hierarchy: "This rite imagines the cosmos as ordered in sacred ranks, with each station reflecting divine design."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_miles_christi: "This rite casts the faithful as soldiers of the sacred, called to defend truth with disciplined zeal."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_scholasticism: "This rite sharpens belief through argument, commentary, and the reconciliation of reason and faith."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_adoptionism: "This rite emphasizes exaltation and divine sonship in a way that downplays eternal distinction."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_love_thy_neighbour: "This rite places mercy and neighborly love at the heart of daily religious life."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_divine_liturgy: "This rite exalts solemn liturgy, treating ordered worship as the clearest window into the divine."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_miaphysitism: "This rite teaches the inseparable union of divinity and humanity within the one mystery of Christ."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_hesychasm: "This rite seeks union through silence, stillness, and the inward repetition of holy prayer."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_anachoresis: "This rite honors withdrawal from the world, seeking sanctity in solitude, hardship, and distance."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_mortification_of_the_flesh: "This rite pursues holiness through bodily hardship, bending the flesh to spiritual purpose."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_holy_myron: "This rite gives special weight to holy anointing, treating sacred oil as a seal of divine grace."
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generic_rite_focus_tenet_khachkar: "This rite sanctifies carved stone crosses and enduring monuments as public witnesses of the sacred."
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generic_tenet_focus_fallback: "This tenet preserves a distinctive devotional emphasis within its parent faith."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_aniconism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_aniconism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] rejects sacred images, seeking reverence through absence, restraint, and the holiness of the unpictured divine."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_alexandrian_catechism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_alexandrian_catechism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] prizes learned teaching, subtle doctrine, and the patient instruction of the faithful."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_armed_pilgrimages: "[GetTenetType('tenet_armed_pilgrimages').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] treats warfare and securing the road to holy sites as sacred duties of the devout."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_carnal_exaltation: "[GetTenetType('tenet_carnal_exaltation').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] honors desire and embodied pleasure as gifts touched by the sacred."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_communal_identity: "[GetTenetType('tenet_communal_identity').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] binds worship tightly to shared custom, kinship, and a guarded sense of belonging."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_communion: "[GetTenetType('tenet_communion').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] is held together through shared devotion, alms, and fellowship with its spiritual head."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_consolamentum: "[GetTenetType('tenet_consolamentum').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] looks to final purification through renunciation and an unflinching preparation for death."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_divine_marriage: "[GetTenetType('tenet_divine_marriage').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] sacralizes union and rulership alike, seeing holy wedlock as a reflection of heaven's order."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_gnosticism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_gnosticism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] seeks hidden truths beyond the world's veil, trusting salvation to sacred knowledge."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_mendicant_preachers: "[GetTenetType('tenet_mendicant_preachers').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] spreads the faith through wandering friars, humble witness, and tireless instruction."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_pacifism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_pacifism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] elevates restraint and peace, treating needless bloodshed as a grave failure of the soul."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_pentarchy: "[GetTenetType('tenet_pentarchy').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] esteems ancient seats of authority and the ordered stewardship of the wider faith."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_unrelenting_faith: "[GetTenetType('tenet_unrelenting_faith').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] praises steadfast zeal, hard resolve, and a readiness to struggle for what is holy."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_vows_of_poverty: "[GetTenetType('tenet_vows_of_poverty').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] honors holy want, urging the faithful to cast off excess and live with less."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_pastoral_isolation: "[GetTenetType('tenet_pastoral_isolation').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] prefers a guarded flock, favoring separation from the wider world over compromise."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_adaptive: "[GetTenetType('tenet_adaptive').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] bends without breaking, absorbing local custom while preserving its sacred core."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_esotericism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_esotericism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] treasures hidden wisdom, initiation, and truths revealed only to the prepared."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_legalism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_legalism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] grounds holiness in clear precept, proper judgment, and the disciplined ordering of life."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_literalism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_literalism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] cleaves closely to holy words, distrusting loose interpretation and inherited compromise."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_reincarnation: "[GetTenetType('tenet_reincarnation').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] sees the soul's journey as cyclical, with each life shaping the next."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_religious_legal_pronouncements: "[GetTenetType('tenet_religious_legal_pronouncements').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] invests sacred rulings and solemn judgments with lasting spiritual authority."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_struggle_submission: "[GetTenetType('tenet_struggle_submission').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] teaches that faith is proven through hardship, conquest, and the bending of the ungodly."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_false_conversion_sanction: "[GetTenetType('tenet_false_conversion_sanction').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] tolerates hidden conformity and outward masks when survival or advantage demands it."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_tax_nonbelievers: "[GetTenetType('tenet_tax_nonbelievers').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] treats those outside the faith as owing a burden in tribute, reinforcing sacred hierarchy through worldly dues."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_asceticism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_asceticism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] seeks holiness through self-denial, discipline, and the patient mastery of desire."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_bhakti: "[GetTenetType('tenet_bhakti').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] centers heartfelt devotion, teaching that loving surrender draws the soul closest to the divine."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_dharmic_pacifism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_dharmic_pacifism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] prizes harmlessness and self-restraint, treating peace as a higher discipline than wrath."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_inner_journey: "[GetTenetType('tenet_inner_journey').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] turns within, seeking awakening through reflection, discipline, and the transformation of the self."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_ritual_hospitality: "[GetTenetType('tenet_ritual_hospitality').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] treats the welcome of strangers as holy obligation, binding host and guest beneath sacred custom."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_adorcism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_adorcism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] courts the spirits with reverence, hoping to win their favor and avert their wrath."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_ancestor_worship: "[GetTenetType('tenet_ancestor_worship').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] looks to the honored dead for guidance, blessing, and continuity with the living."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_astrology: "[GetTenetType('tenet_astrology').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] reads meaning in the heavens, trusting the stars to reveal order, fate, and timing."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_hedonistic: "[GetTenetType('tenet_hedonistic').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] embraces revelry, excess, and the sanctification of pleasure in communal worship."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_human_sacrifice: "[GetTenetType('tenet_human_sacrifice').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] treats blood offering as a fearful but sacred bargain between mortal and divine."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_mystical_birthright: "[GetTenetType('tenet_mystical_birthright').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] holds that destiny marks certain souls from the cradle for sacred power and spiritual greatness."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_ritual_celebrations: "[GetTenetType('tenet_ritual_celebrations').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] exalts communal revels and holy festivity as the fullest expression of worship."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_sacred_childbirth: "[GetTenetType('tenet_sacred_childbirth').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] surrounds the coming of children with reverence, treating motherhood and new life as acts of holy significance."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_sanctity_of_nature: "[GetTenetType('tenet_sanctity_of_nature').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] finds the divine in the living world, revering growth, fertility, and untamed creation."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_sun_worship: "[GetTenetType('tenet_sun_worship').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] honors the blazing disc of the sky as a life-giving sign of order, radiance, and divine favor."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_warmonger: "[GetTenetType('tenet_warmonger').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] glorifies conquest and martial vigor, expecting the faithful to prove themselves in battle."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_gruesome_festivals: "[GetTenetType('tenet_gruesome_festivals').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] embraces terrible revels, turning fear, blood, and spectacle into sacred display."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_cthonic_redoubts: "[GetTenetType('tenet_cthonic_redoubts').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] venerates the heights and hidden fastnesses of the earth as places of uncommon sanctity."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_household_gods: "[GetTenetType('tenet_household_gods').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] centers the home, placing hearth, kin, and daily devotion under divine guardianship."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_sinitic_syncretism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_sinitic_syncretism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] weaves its tradition together with Sinitic thought, seeking harmony rather than rupture."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_eastern_syncretism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_eastern_syncretism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] readily absorbs distant teachings, reading foreign wisdom as echoes of sacred truth."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_unreformed_syncretism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_unreformed_syncretism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] draws freely from older practice, folding ancient rites into a new sacred whole."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_christian_syncretism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_christian_syncretism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] absorbs the teachings of Christ into its sacred framework instead of rejecting them outright."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_islamic_syncretism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_islamic_syncretism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] borrows from Muslim belief and custom, finding usable truth within a neighboring revelation."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_jewish_syncretism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_jewish_syncretism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] incorporates Hebrew tradition, law, and memory into its understanding of the sacred."
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generic_tenet_focus_tenet_exaltation_of_pain: "[GetTenetType('tenet_exaltation_of_pain').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] regards bodily anguish as purifying, revealing devotion through endurance and embraced suffering."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_natural_primitivism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_natural_primitivism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] distrusts excess civilization, honoring a harder and more elemental way of life."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_pursuit_of_power: "[GetTenetType('tenet_pursuit_of_power').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] blesses ambition and temporal mastery, treating dominion as a proper instrument of the holy."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_ritual_cannibalism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_ritual_cannibalism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] folds the consumption of human flesh into taboo worship and sacred terror."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_sacred_shadows: "[GetTenetType('tenet_sacred_shadows').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] veils itself in secrecy, sanctifying concealment, twilight, and what is hidden from the many."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_polyamory: "[GetTenetType('tenet_polyamory').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] blesses multiple loves at once, refusing to confine sacred intimacy to a single bond."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_sacrificial_ceremonies: "[GetTenetType('tenet_sacrificial_ceremonies').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] makes solemn offering the heart of worship, binding it to covenant and favor."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_megaliths: "[GetTenetType('tenet_megaliths').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] marks the sacred with enduring stone, trusting monuments to anchor memory and devotion."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_fp3_fedayeen: "[GetTenetType('tenet_fp3_fedayeen').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] sanctifies stealth, infiltration, and self-sacrificing violence in the service of a higher cause."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_communal_possessions: "[GetTenetType('tenet_communal_possessions').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] downplays private wealth, urging the faithful to hold their resources collectively."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_pure_land: "[GetTenetType('tenet_pure_land').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] fixes hope on a blessed realm beyond suffering, reached through trust, remembrance, and devotion."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_no_mind: "[GetTenetType('tenet_no_mind').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] seeks clarity beyond grasping thought, disciplining the self into empty and lucid awareness."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_mountain_worship: "[GetTenetType('tenet_mountain_worship').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] turns to high places as nearer the divine, making peaks and heights objects of reverence."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_extinction_of_dharma: "[GetTenetType('tenet_extinction_of_dharma').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] sees the world as overrun by corruption, justifying ruthless violence in defense of truth."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_cranial_trophies: "[GetTenetType('tenet_cranial_trophies').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] treats the remains of enemies as sacred proof of triumph and terrifying prestige."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_pursuit_of_knowledge: "[GetTenetType('tenet_pursuit_of_knowledge').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] exalts learning as sacred labor, seeking truth through study, debate, and disciplined inquiry."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_benevolent_governance: "[GetTenetType('tenet_benevolent_governance').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] measures holiness partly by just rule, orderly stewardship, and care for the realm."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_filial_piety: "[GetTenetType('tenet_filial_piety').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] teaches reverence for parents and elders as the foundation of moral and sacred order."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_harmonious_society: "[GetTenetType('tenet_harmonious_society').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] values balance, propriety, and public concord as reflections of cosmic order."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_sacred_destruction: "[GetTenetType('tenet_sacred_destruction').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] sees holy ruin as cleansing, making devastation itself an instrument of renewal."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_preservation: "[GetTenetType('tenet_preservation').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] prizes endurance, continuity, and the careful safeguarding of what has been entrusted."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_takamin: "[GetTenetType('tenet_takamin').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] treats the bear and kindred powers of the wild with reverence, awe, and careful respect."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_peace_of_god: "[GetTenetType('tenet_peace_of_god').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] seeks to restrain violence, setting sacred limits on when blood may rightly be spilled."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_dulia: "[GetTenetType('tenet_dulia').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] honors the blessed dead and holy exemplars, cherishing their memory without equating them to the divine."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_transubstantiation: "[GetTenetType('tenet_transubstantiation').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] treats the holy mysteries as truly transformative, making sacrament central to divine presence."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_ora_et_labora: "[GetTenetType('tenet_ora_et_labora').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] unites devotion and toil, holding that honest labor can itself become worship."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_hyperdulia: "[GetTenetType('tenet_hyperdulia').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] raises exceptional veneration of the holiest intercessor above the ordinary ranks of saints."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_simony: "[GetTenetType('tenet_simony').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] accepts that sacred office, patronage, and worldly wealth are not easily separated."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_monophysitism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_monophysitism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] proclaims the unity of Christ's nature, refusing to divide the divine mystery too sharply."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_acts_of_apostles: "[GetTenetType('tenet_acts_of_apostles').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] models itself on apostolic community, charity, and the shared life of the earliest faithful."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_purgatory: "[GetTenetType('tenet_purgatory').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] teaches that many souls are cleansed after death before they can enter perfect blessedness."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_be_fruitful_and_multiply: "[GetTenetType('tenet_be_fruitful_and_multiply').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] elevates family, procreation, and the begetting of new life as holy duties."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_apostolic_succession: "[GetTenetType('tenet_apostolic_succession').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] grounds authority in an unbroken chain of transmission reaching back to the first disciples."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_confession: "[GetTenetType('tenet_confession').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] prizes open repentance and absolution, trusting spoken sin to become the beginning of healing."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_original_sin: "[GetTenetType('tenet_original_sin').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] sees human weakness as primordial, insisting that no soul enters the world untouched."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_celestial_hierarchy: "[GetTenetType('tenet_celestial_hierarchy').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] imagines the cosmos as ordered in sacred ranks, with each station reflecting divine design."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_miles_christi: "[GetTenetType('tenet_miles_christi').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] casts the faithful as warriors of the sacred, called to defend truth with disciplined zeal."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_scholasticism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_scholasticism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] sharpens belief through argument, commentary, and the reconciliation of reason and faith."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_adoptionism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_adoptionism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] emphasizes exaltation and divine sonship in a way that downplays eternal distinction."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_love_thy_neighbour: "[GetTenetType('tenet_love_thy_neighbour').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] places mercy and charity at the heart of daily religious life."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_divine_liturgy: "[GetTenetType('tenet_divine_liturgy').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] exalts solemn rites, treating ordered worship as the clearest window into the sacred."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_miaphysitism: "[GetTenetType('tenet_miaphysitism').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] teaches the inseparable union of divinity and humanity within the one mystery of Christ."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_hesychasm: "[GetTenetType('tenet_hesychasm').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] seeks union through silence, stillness, and the inward repetition of holy prayer."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_anachoresis: "[GetTenetType('tenet_anachoresis').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] honors withdrawal from the world, seeking sanctity in solitude, hardship, and distance."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_mortification_of_the_flesh: "[GetTenetType('tenet_mortification_of_the_flesh').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] pursues holiness through bodily hardship, bending base appetites to spiritual purpose."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_holy_myron: "[GetTenetType('tenet_holy_myron').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] gives special weight to the rite of anointing, treating sacred oil as a seal of divine grace."
|
||||
generic_tenet_focus_tenet_khachkar: "[GetTenetType('tenet_khachkar').GetName( GetPlayer.GetRite )] sanctifies carved stone crosses and enduring monuments as public witnesses of the sacred."
|
||||
|
||||
d_mono_rite_faith_name: "[Faith.GetNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_mono_rite_faith: "[Faith.GetNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_mono_rite_faith_name_adj: "[Faith.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_mono_rite_faith_name_adherent: "[Faith.GetAdherentNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_mono_rite_faith_name_adherent_plural: "[Faith.GetAdherentNamePluralNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_mono_rite_faith_name_desc: "[Faith.GetFlavorDesc]"
|
||||
|
||||
d_regional_christian_rite: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] Rite"
|
||||
d_regional_christian_rite_adj: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_regional_christian_rite_adherent: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdherentNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_regional_christian_rite_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdherentNamePluralNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_regional_christian_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_generic_rite: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_generic_rite_adj: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_generic_rite_adherent: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdherentNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_generic_rite_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdherentNamePluralNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_generic_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_no_location_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_dynamic_rite_0: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_dynamic_rite_0_adj: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_dynamic_rite_0_adherent: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdherentNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_dynamic_rite_0_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdherentNamePluralNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_dynamic_rite_0_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ian: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]ianism"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ian_adj: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]ian"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ian_adherent: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]ian"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ian_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]ians"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ian_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ist: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]ism"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ist_adj: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]ist"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ist_adherent: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]ist"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ist_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]ists"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ist_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ite: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]itism"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ite_adj: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ite_adherent: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ite_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]ites"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_christian_rite_ite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_landless_founder_rite: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]ism"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_rite_adj: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_ism]an"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_rite_adherent: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_rite_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_rite_i_suffix]ites"
|
||||
d_landless_founder_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_culture_head_founder_christian_rite: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetReligion.GetNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_culture_head_founder_christian_rite_adj: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetReligion.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_culture_head_founder_christian_rite_adherent: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetReligion.GetAdherentNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_culture_head_founder_christian_rite_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetCulture.GetNameNoTooltip] [Faith.GetReligion.GetAdherentNamePluralNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_culture_head_founder_christian_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_kingdom_founder_christian_rite: "[Character.GetPrimaryTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_kingdom_founder_christian_rite_adj: "[Character.GetPrimaryTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_kingdom_founder_christian_rite_adherent: "[Character.GetPrimaryTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdherentNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_kingdom_founder_christian_rite_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetPrimaryTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdherentNamePluralNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_kingdom_founder_christian_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_islamic_school_rite: "[Character.GetHouse.GetBaseNameNoTooltip|:english_islamic_school_i]i"
|
||||
d_islamic_school_rite_adj: "[Character.GetHouse.GetBaseNameNoTooltip|:english_islamic_school_i]i"
|
||||
d_islamic_school_rite_adherent: "[Character.GetHouse.GetBaseNameNoTooltip|:english_islamic_school_i]i"
|
||||
d_islamic_school_rite_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetHouse.GetBaseNameNoTooltip|:english_islamic_school_i]is"
|
||||
d_islamic_school_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_islamic_lowborn_founder_rite: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_islamic_school_i]i"
|
||||
d_islamic_lowborn_founder_rite_adj: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_islamic_school_i]i"
|
||||
d_islamic_lowborn_founder_rite_adherent: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_islamic_school_i]i"
|
||||
d_islamic_lowborn_founder_rite_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip|:english_islamic_school_i]is"
|
||||
d_islamic_lowborn_founder_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_placename_and_faith_rite: "[Character.GetCapitalLocation.GetCounty.GetTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_placename_and_faith_rite_adj: "[Character.GetCapitalLocation.GetCounty.GetTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_placename_and_faith_rite_adherent: "[Character.GetCapitalLocation.GetCounty.GetTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdherentNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_placename_and_faith_rite_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetCapitalLocation.GetCounty.GetTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdherentNamePluralNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_placename_and_faith_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_japanese_buddhist_rite: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip]tō"
|
||||
d_japanese_buddhist_rite_adj: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip]tō"
|
||||
d_japanese_buddhist_rite_adherent: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip]tōist"
|
||||
d_japanese_buddhist_rite_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetFirstNameNoTooltip]tōists"
|
||||
d_japanese_buddhist_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_confucian_placename_rite: "[Character.GetCapitalLocation.GetTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip]xue"
|
||||
d_confucian_placename_rite_adj: "[Character.GetCapitalLocation.GetTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip]xue"
|
||||
d_confucian_placename_rite_adherent: "[Character.GetCapitalLocation.GetTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip]xue"
|
||||
d_confucian_placename_rite_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetCapitalLocation.GetTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip]xue"
|
||||
d_confucian_placename_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_japanese_shinto_rite: "[Character.GetHouse.GetBaseNameNoTooltip]kyō"
|
||||
d_japanese_shinto_rite_adj: "[Character.GetHouse.GetBaseNameNoTooltip]kyō"
|
||||
d_japanese_shinto_rite_adherent: "[Character.GetHouse.GetBaseNameNoTooltip]kyō"
|
||||
d_japanese_shinto_rite_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetHouse.GetBaseNameNoTooltip]kyō"
|
||||
d_japanese_shinto_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_wargodname_rite: "[Faith.WarGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ism"
|
||||
d_wargodname_rite_adj: "[Faith.WarGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_wargodname_rite_adherent: "[Faith.WarGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_wargodname_rite_adherent_plural: "[Faith.WarGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ites"
|
||||
d_wargodname_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_wealthgodname_rite: "[Faith.WealthGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ism"
|
||||
d_wealthgodname_rite_adj: "[Faith.WealthGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_wealthgodname_rite_adherent: "[Faith.WealthGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_wealthgodname_rite_adherent_plural: "[Faith.WealthGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ites"
|
||||
d_wealthgodname_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_knowledgegodname_rite: "[Faith.KnowledgeGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ism"
|
||||
d_knowledgegodname_rite_adj: "[Faith.KnowledgeGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_knowledgegodname_rite_adherent: "[Faith.KnowledgeGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_knowledgegodname_rite_adherent_plural: "[Faith.KnowledgeGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ites"
|
||||
d_knowledgegodname_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_trickstergodname_rite: "[Faith.TricksterGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ism"
|
||||
d_trickstergodname_rite_adj: "[Faith.TricksterGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_trickstergodname_rite_adherent: "[Faith.TricksterGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_trickstergodname_rite_adherent_plural: "[Faith.TricksterGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ites"
|
||||
d_trickstergodname_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_nightgodname_rite: "[Faith.NightGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ism"
|
||||
d_nightgodname_rite_adj: "[Faith.NightGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_nightgodname_rite_adherent: "[Faith.NightGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_nightgodname_rite_adherent_plural: "[Faith.NightGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ites"
|
||||
d_nightgodname_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_householdgodname_rite: "[Faith.HouseholdGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ism"
|
||||
d_householdgodname_rite_adj: "[Faith.HouseholdGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_householdgodname_rite_adherent: "[Faith.HouseholdGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_householdgodname_rite_adherent_plural: "[Faith.HouseholdGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ites"
|
||||
d_householdgodname_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_fertilitygodname_rite: "[Faith.FertilityGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ism"
|
||||
d_fertilitygodname_rite_adj: "[Faith.FertilityGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_fertilitygodname_rite_adherent: "[Faith.FertilityGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ite"
|
||||
d_fertilitygodname_rite_adherent_plural: "[Faith.FertilityGodName|:english_rite_i_suffix]ites"
|
||||
d_fertilitygodname_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_fallback_rite: "[Character.GetPrimaryTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_fallback_rite_adj: "[Character.GetPrimaryTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_fallback_rite_adherent: "[Character.GetPrimaryTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdherentNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_fallback_rite_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetPrimaryTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdherentNamePluralNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_fallback_rite_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
d_fallback_rite_2: "[Character.GetCurrentLocation.GetCounty.GetTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_fallback_rite_2_adj: "[Character.GetCurrentLocation.GetCounty.GetTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_fallback_rite_2_adherent: "[Character.GetCurrentLocation.GetCounty.GetTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdherentNameNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_fallback_rite_2_adherent_plural: "[Character.GetCurrentLocation.GetCounty.GetTitle.GetAdjectiveNoTooltip] [Faith.GetAdherentNamePluralNoTooltip]"
|
||||
d_fallback_rite_2_desc: "$generic_rite_description$"
|
||||
|
||||
roman_rite: "Roman Rite"
|
||||
roman_rite_adj: "Roman Rite"
|
||||
roman_rite_adherent: "Roman Christian"
|
||||
roman_rite_adherent_plural: "Roman Christians"
|
||||
roman_rite_desc: "The Roman rite is the liturgical tradition of the Church of Rome, shaped by Latin theology, juridical authority, and an emphasis on sacramental discipline, clerical hierarchy, and institutional unity."
|
||||
|
||||
insular_celtic: "Insularism"
|
||||
insular_celtic_adj: "Insular"
|
||||
insular_celtic_adherent: "Insularist"
|
||||
insular_celtic_adherent_plural: "Insularists"
|
||||
insular_celtic_desc: "A rural church that drifted away from Roman Catholic orthodoxy some centuries ago, Insular Rite has lost many of its once-distinctive features at the insistence of its mother-church. It yet retains a greater emphasis on penance and monasticism, and incorporates many traditional Celtic marriage customs foreign to wider Christendom."
|
||||
insular_celtic_religious_head_title: "Arch-Abbot"
|
||||
insular_celtic_religious_head_title_female: "Arch-Abbess"
|
||||
insular_celtic_religious_head_title_name: "Church Council"
|
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#^"Congress" would be better, but it reads oddly in a medieval context.
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||||
insular_celtic_fertility_god_name: "St. Bríd"
|
||||
insular_celtic_fertility_god_name_possessive: "St. Bríd's"
|
||||
insular_celtic_wealth_god_name: "St. Colmcille"
|
||||
insular_celtic_wealth_god_name_possessive: "St. Colmcille's"
|
||||
insular_celtic_household_god_name: "St. Ciarán"
|
||||
insular_celtic_household_god_name_possessive: "St. Ciarán's"
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||||
insular_celtic_fate_god_name: "St. Ruadhán"
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||||
insular_celtic_fate_god_name_possessive: "St. Ruadhán's"
|
||||
insular_celtic_knowledge_god_name: "St. Finian"
|
||||
insular_celtic_knowledge_god_name_possessive: "St. Finian's"
|
||||
insular_celtic_war_god_name: "St. Cainnech"
|
||||
insular_celtic_war_god_name_possessive: "St. Cainnech's"
|
||||
insular_celtic_trickster_god_name: "St. Pádraig"
|
||||
insular_celtic_trickster_god_name_possessive: "St. Pádraig's"
|
||||
insular_celtic_water_god_name: "St. Breandán"
|
||||
insular_celtic_water_god_name_possessive: "St. Breandán's"
|
||||
insular_celtic_house_of_worship: "abbey"
|
||||
insular_celtic_house_of_worship_2: "$insular_celtic_house_of_worship$" # Optional translation alt
|
||||
insular_celtic_house_of_worship_3: "$insular_celtic_house_of_worship$" # Optional translation alt
|
||||
insular_celtic_house_of_worship_plural: "abbeys"
|
||||
insular_celtic_priest_male: "prior"
|
||||
insular_celtic_priest_plural_male: "priors"
|
||||
insular_celtic_priest_female: "prioress"
|
||||
insular_celtic_priest_plural_female: "prioresses"
|
||||
insular_celtic_bishop_male: "abbot"
|
||||
insular_celtic_bishop_plural_male: "abbots"
|
||||
insular_celtic_bishop_female: "abbess"
|
||||
insular_celtic_bishop_plural_female: "abbesses"
|
||||
|
||||
mozarabic_church: "Mozarabism"
|
||||
mozarabic_church_adj: "Mozarabic"
|
||||
mozarabic_church_adherent: "Mozarab"
|
||||
mozarabic_church_adherent_plural: "Mozarabs"
|
||||
mozarabic_church_desc: "A descendant of the early Iberian rites, the Mozarabic Rite retains a measure of independence from Rome after centuries of Islamic rule. Long cohabitation with other faiths has bred a tolerance of difference the stricter sects lack."
|
||||
|
||||
ambrosian_rite: "Ambrosian Rite"
|
||||
ambrosian_rite_adj: "Ambrosian"
|
||||
ambrosian_rite_adherent: "Ambrosian Christian"
|
||||
ambrosian_rite_adherent_plural: "Ambrosian Christians"
|
||||
ambrosian_rite_desc: "Proper to the Archdiocese of Milan since the days of its great bishop St. Ambrose, the Ambrosian Rite maintains its own liturgy and chant, and a theological tradition that prizes the thought of St. Augustine of Hippo."
|
||||
|
||||
beneventan_rite: "Beneventan Rite"
|
||||
beneventan_rite_adj: "Beneventan"
|
||||
beneventan_rite_adherent: "Beneventan Christian"
|
||||
beneventan_rite_adherent_plural: "Beneventan Christians"
|
||||
beneventan_rite_desc: "The liturgical tradition of the Lombard south, centered on Benevento and the great abbey of Montecassino. Its distinctive chant and observances set it apart from the Roman practice, which eyes the rite with growing suspicion."
|
||||
|
||||
carolingian_christianity: "Carolingian Christianity"
|
||||
carolingian_christianity_adj: "Carolingian"
|
||||
carolingian_christianity_adherent: "Carolingian"
|
||||
carolingian_christianity_adherent_plural: "Carolingians"
|
||||
carolingian_christianity_desc: "A form of Christianity that developed under the reign of the Carolingian dynasty, characterized by its emphasis on monasticism and missionary work."
|
||||
|
||||
byzantine_rite: "Sorocan Rite"
|
||||
byzantine_rite_adj: "Sorocan"
|
||||
byzantine_rite_adherent: "Sorocan Christian"
|
||||
byzantine_rite_adherent_plural: "Sorocan Christians"
|
||||
byzantine_rite_desc: "Born from the Patriarchate of Constantinople in exile, the Sorocan Rite preserves the liturgical, theological, and ecclesiastical traditions of the old Byzantine Church. Though transformed by exile and the centuries that followed the Deluge, its faithful look to the Ecumenical Patriarchate as the living heir of Constantinople and the guardian of Orthodox tradition."
|
||||
|
||||
orthodox_hellenic_rite: "Hellenic Rite"
|
||||
orthodox_hellenic_rite_adj: "Hellenic"
|
||||
orthodox_hellenic_rite_adherent: "Hellenic Christian"
|
||||
orthodox_hellenic_rite_adherent_plural: "Hellenic Christians"
|
||||
orthodox_hellenic_rite_desc: "The Hellenic Rite arose from the remnants of Orthodoxy scattered across Greece and the eastern Mediterranean after the Deluge. Surrounded by the ruins of ancient patriarchates and apostolic sees, its faithful preserve the memory of the Pentarchy and regard themselves as heirs to the sacred order that once bound together the great churches of the Christian world."
|
||||
|
||||
antiochian_rite: "Antiochian Rite"
|
||||
antiochian_rite_adj: "Antiochian"
|
||||
antiochian_rite_adherent: "Antiochian Christian"
|
||||
antiochian_rite_adherent_plural: "Antiochian Christians"
|
||||
antiochian_rite_desc: "The Patriarchate of Antioch is one of the oldest Christian communities, founded by St. Peter and St. Paul the Apostles. Its West Syriac tradition, called 'Jacobite' after Jacob Baradaeus who reorganized the church, upholds the Miaphysite teaching and the ancient liturgy of St. James."
|
||||
|
||||
orthodox_slavic_rite: "Muscovite Rite"
|
||||
orthodox_slavic_rite_adj: "Muscovite"
|
||||
orthodox_slavic_rite_adherent: "Muscovite Christian"
|
||||
orthodox_slavic_rite_adherent_plural: "Muscovite Christians"
|
||||
orthodox_slavic_rite_desc: "The Muscovite Rite is the principal rite of the Church of the Rus', first brought to these lands by the saints of old. Its faithful hold the hallowed traditions of Orthodoxy in the highest esteem, preserving the customs of their forefathers and proclaiming the Patriarch of Moscow as the rightful first among equals within the Orthodox world."
|
||||
|
||||
georgian_rite: "Georgian Rite"
|
||||
georgian_rite_adj: "Georgian"
|
||||
georgian_rite_adherent: "Georgian"
|
||||
georgian_rite_adherent_plural: "Georgians"
|
||||
georgian_rite_desc: "The Georgian Rite represents the Christian traditions of Georgia, characterized by a distinct liturgy, ecclesiastical heritage, and strong ties to Eastern Orthodox theology and practice."
|
||||
|
||||
coptic_rite: "Coptic"
|
||||
coptic_rite_adj: "Coptic"
|
||||
coptic_rite_adherent: "Copt"
|
||||
coptic_rite_adherent_plural: "Copts"
|
||||
coptic_rite_desc: "Tracing its origins to Saint Mark the Evangelist, the Coptic Church is famous for both being the birthplace of Christian monasticism as well as maintaining a long tradition of the promotion of education and philosophy."
|
||||
|
||||
ethiopian_rite: "Ge'ez"
|
||||
ethiopian_rite_adj: "Ge'ez"
|
||||
ethiopian_rite_adherent: "Ge'ez"
|
||||
ethiopian_rite_adherent_plural: "Ge'ez Christians"
|
||||
ethiopian_rite_desc: "Centered in Ethiopia's highlands and rooted in Aksum's legacy, this ancient Christian tradition differs from other Alexandrian churches by maintaining a broader scriptural canon, strong monastic traditions, and a covenant shaped by Solomonic royal heritage."
|
||||
|
||||
armenian_rite: "Apostolic"
|
||||
armenian_rite_adj: "Apostolic"
|
||||
armenian_rite_adherent: "Apostolic"
|
||||
armenian_rite_adherent_plural: "Apostolics"
|
||||
armenian_rite_desc: "Founded by the Apostles Bartholomew and Thaddeus, the Armenian Apostolic Church rapidly gained followers in the region and shepherded the Kingdom of Armenia into becoming the first state ever to adopt Christianity as its official religion."
|
||||
apostolic_religious_head_title: "Catholicos"
|
||||
apostolic_religious_head_title_plural: "Catholicoi"
|
||||
apostolic_religious_head_title_name: "Church"
|
||||
|
||||
# Nabi
|
||||
nabi: "Nabi"
|
||||
nabi_adj: "Nabi"
|
||||
nabi_adherent: "Nabi"
|
||||
nabi_adherent_plural: "Nabis"
|
||||
nabi_desc: "As explicitly stated in the Holy Qur'an, Nabi means being chosen by the Almighty to deliver His message and to remind people of the Day when they will be summoned before Him and held accountable for their actions. According to the core belief, Prophet Muhammad was the last of them."
|
||||
|
||||
# Pre madhabs
|
||||
sahabah: "Sahabah"
|
||||
sahabah_adj: "Sahabah"
|
||||
sahabah_adherent: "Sahabi"
|
||||
sahabah_adherent_plural: "Sahabah"
|
||||
sahabah_desc: "Also known as the Companions of Muhammad, they were Muslim followers who met or saw him during his lifetime. The companions played a significant role in the early Muslim struggle, society, hadith narration, and governance."
|
||||
tabiun: "Tabi'un"
|
||||
tabiun_adj: "Tabi'un"
|
||||
tabiun_adherent: "Tabi"
|
||||
tabiun_adherent_plural: "Tabi'un"
|
||||
tabiun_desc: "Described as the generation of Muslims who followed the companions (Sahabah) of Prophet Muhammad, and thus received their teachings secondhand before the arrival of Sunni schools in later centuries."
|
||||
|
||||
# Sunni
|
||||
hanafi: "Hanafi"
|
||||
hanafi_adj: "Hanafi"
|
||||
hanafi_adherent: "Hanafi"
|
||||
hanafi_adherent_plural: "Hanafis"
|
||||
hanafi_desc: "Developed from the teachings of the jurist and theologian Abu Hanifa, who systemised the use of reasoning. Hanafi legal theory primarily derives law from the Quran, the Sunnah, scholarly consensus and analogical reasoning."
|
||||
|
||||
hanbali: "Hanbali"
|
||||
hanbali_adj: "Hanbali"
|
||||
hanbali_adherent: "Hanbali"
|
||||
hanbali_adherent_plural: "Hanbalis"
|
||||
hanbali_desc: "The Hanbali school is the smallest of the four major Sunni Islamic jurisprudence schools, based on Ahmad ibn Hanbal's teachings. Unlike others, Hanbalis oppose codifying law into a comprehensive system, emphasising the Qur'an and Hadith as the highest sources."
|
||||
|
||||
maliki: "Maliki"
|
||||
maliki_adj: "Maliki"
|
||||
maliki_adherent: "Maliki"
|
||||
maliki_adherent_plural: "Malikis"
|
||||
maliki_desc: "One of the four major schools of Islamic jurisprudence within Sunni Islam. It was founded by Malik ibn Anas in the 8th century. The Maliki school differs from the other Sunni schools of law most notably in the sources it uses for derivation of rulings."
|
||||
|
||||
shafii: "Shafi'i"
|
||||
shafii_adj: "Shafi'i"
|
||||
shafii_adherent: "Shafi'i"
|
||||
shafii_adherent_plural: "Shafi'is"
|
||||
shafii_desc: "The school of al-Shafi'i, the Muslim scholar and jurist of the early 9th century known as 'the father of Muslim jurisprudence'. The core of Shafi'i thought: each act of a believer under the Law answers to a statute in the Revealed Law, the Shari'a."
|
||||
|
||||
#Ismaili
|
||||
ismaili: "Isma'ilism"
|
||||
ismaili_adj:0 "Isma'ili"
|
||||
ismaili_adherent:0 "Isma'ili"
|
||||
ismaili_adherent_plural:0 "Isma'ilis"
|
||||
ismaili_desc:0 "A Shia rite that considers the line of true Imams — those imbued with divine knowledge and infallibility — to run through Isma'il bin Jafar. They are also known as Seveners, as Isma'il was the seventh Imam after Muhammad."
|
||||
|
||||
#Qarmatians
|
||||
qarmatian: "Qarmatianism"
|
||||
qarmatian_adj:0 "Qarmatian"
|
||||
qarmatian_adherent:0 "Qarmatian"
|
||||
qarmatian_adherent_plural:0 "Qarmatians"
|
||||
qarmatian_desc:0 "A branch of Isma'ilism that incorporated elements of Zoroastrianism. The number of Imams was preordained by God to be seven, and there could therefore be no more Imams before the seventh Imam — Muhammad ibn Isma'il — returned to guide the faithful."
|
||||
|
||||
#Nizari
|
||||
nizari: "Nizarism"
|
||||
nizari_adj:0 "Nizari"
|
||||
nizari_adherent:0 "Nizari"
|
||||
nizari_adherent_plural:0 "Nizaris"
|
||||
nizari_desc:0 "A rationalist rite that emphasizes reasoning in interpretation of the Quran and hadiths. Being Imam is hereditary, and they trace the line of succession to Ali."
|
||||
|
||||
#Zayidi
|
||||
zayidi: "Zayidism"
|
||||
zayidi_adj:0 "Zayidi"
|
||||
zayidi_adherent:0 "Zayidi"
|
||||
zayidi_adherent_plural:0 "Zayidis"
|
||||
zayidi_desc:0 "A true Imam is not infallible, but defined by their struggle against corruption and evil. Zayidis are therefore defined by their belief that Zayd ibn Ali was the rightful successor to the Imamate, due to his rebellion against the Umayyads."
|
||||
|
||||
#Imamism (Twelver)
|
||||
imami: "Imamism"
|
||||
imami_adj:0 "Imami"
|
||||
imami_adherent:0 "Imami"
|
||||
imami_adherent_plural:0 "Imamis"
|
||||
imami_desc:0 "Imamis believe that Twelve Imams were prophesied to lead the Ummah, and that the twelfth Imam, Imam Zaman, is waiting to return to lead Muslims into the Day of Judgement."
|
||||
islam_ayatollah:0 "ayatollah"
|
||||
islam_ayatollah_plural:0 "ayatollahs"
|
||||
|
||||
ghulat: "Ikhtilafism"
|
||||
ghulat_adj:1 "Ikhtilafi"
|
||||
ghulat_adherent:1 "Ikhtilafi"
|
||||
ghulat_adherent_plural:1 "Ikhtilafis"
|
||||
ghulat_desc:1 "Ikhtilafis believe in the divine nature of the infallible Imams, starting with Ali. God has not only appointed and inspired them, but partially inhabits them to guide their acts, and by extension all of the Ummah."
|
||||
|
||||
alawite: "Alawism"
|
||||
alawite_adj:0 "Alawite"
|
||||
alawite_adherent:0 "Alawi"
|
||||
alawite_adherent_plural:0 "Alawis"
|
||||
alawite_desc:0 "Alawite religious teachings are secretive, and the Quran is only one of their sacred texts. In addition to the belief in the succession of Imams through Ali, Alawis also believe in reincarnation, and that all beings were stars cast out of heaven who must now re-earn their place by living successive good and faithful lives."
|
||||
|
||||
#Alevis
|
||||
alevi: "Alevism"
|
||||
alevi_adj:0 "Alevi"
|
||||
alevi_adherent:0 "Alevi"
|
||||
alevi_adherent_plural:0 "Alevis"
|
||||
alevi_desc:0 "Alevis believe in the succession of the Twelve Imams, but also follow many other traditions as outlined in their collection of holy texts, the Buyruks. In Alevi tradition, God is the Truth, and Muhammad and Ali are manifestations of Him in the world."
|
||||
alevi_house_of_worship:0 "cemvi"
|
||||
alevi_house_of_worship_2:0 "$alevi_house_of_worship$" # Optional translation alt
|
||||
alevi_house_of_worship_3:0 "$alevi_house_of_worship$" # Optional translation alt
|
||||
alevi_house_of_worship_plural:0 "cemvis"
|
||||
alevi_religious_text:0 "Buyruks"
|
||||
alevi_religious_text_2:0 "$alevi_religious_text$" # Optional translation alt
|
||||
alevi_religious_text_3:0 "$alevi_religious_text$" # Optional translation alt
|
||||
|
||||
#Ibadi (Muhakkima)
|
||||
ibadi: "Muhakkima"
|
||||
ibadi_adj: "Muhakkima"
|
||||
ibadi_adherent: "Muhakkima"
|
||||
ibadi_adherent_plural: "Muhakkimas"
|
||||
ibadi_desc: "The Muhakkima believe the Islamic community doesn't need a Caliph or Imam if no suitable candidate exists. They reject the line of Ali and Abu Bakr's successors as inherently worthy leaders, emphasizing righteous conduct and consensus."
|
||||
|
||||
#Azariqa
|
||||
azariqa: "Azraqism"
|
||||
azariqa_adj:0 "Azariqa"
|
||||
azariqa_adherent:0 "Azariqa"
|
||||
azariqa_adherent_plural:0 "Azariqas"
|
||||
azariqa_desc:0 "Recognizing no worthy successor to Muhammad, the Azariqas consider it their right and duty to struggle against any leader who does not uphold the values of their faith. Indeed, any difference in interpretation of faith would mark one as an infidel."
|
||||
|
||||
#Najdat
|
||||
najdat: "Najdatism"
|
||||
najdat_adj:0 "Najdat"
|
||||
najdat_adherent:0 "Najdati"
|
||||
najdat_adherent_plural:0 "Najdatis"
|
||||
najdat_desc:0 "Adherents of the Najdati branch of the Khawarij firmly believe in the establishment of Muslim leadership through the consensus of the faithful. The leader is not infallible, but through the community they are chosen by God."
|
||||
|
||||
#Sufri
|
||||
sufri: "Sufrism"
|
||||
sufri_adj:0 "Sufri"
|
||||
sufri_adherent:0 "Sufri"
|
||||
sufri_adherent_plural:0 "Sufris"
|
||||
sufri_desc:0 "The Sufri believe in divine guidance and leadership through the interpretation of the word of God, rather than inheritance. The will of God becomes known as an expression of the Ummah's will, as long as the people of the Ummah are well-versed in the Quran."
|
||||
|
||||
#Hafizi
|
||||
hafizi: "Hafizi"
|
||||
hafizi_adj:0 "Hafizi"
|
||||
hafizi_adherent:0 "Hafizi"
|
||||
hafizi_adherent_plural:0 "Hafizis"
|
||||
hafizi_desc:0 "Hafizis put precedence on supporting who they consider to be the true caliph above all others, as well as resisting any and all attempts to unseat or depose them. In defeat, they are defined by rebellion for a worthy cause, and in victory, proud adherence to the will of their leader."
|
||||
|
||||
|
|
@ -76,6 +76,19 @@
|
|||
orthodox_adherent_plural:0 "Eastern Orthodox"
|
||||
orthodox_desc:0 "The Eastern Orthodox Church is the largest and oldest of all the Orthodox churches, headed by the Ecumenical Patriarch who commands the respect of the communion of countless smaller autocephalous churches. Following the chaos of [Glossary( 'the Cataclysm', 'CATACLYSM_GLOSS')], the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople was relocated to the Empire of Nistrenia, whose rulers serve as patrons and guardians of the Church to this day. The decision to move the seat was not without controversy, leading to the Russian Orthodox Church severing communion - the culmination of decades of tension and doctrinal disagreements."
|
||||
|
||||
byzantine_rite: "Sorocan Rite"
|
||||
byzantine_rite_adj: "Sorocan"
|
||||
byzantine_rite_adherent: "Sorocan Christian"
|
||||
byzantine_rite_adherent_plural: "Sorocan Christians"
|
||||
byzantine_rite_desc: "Born from the Patriarchate of Constantinople in exile, the Sorocan Rite preserves the liturgical, theological, and ecclesiastical traditions of the old Byzantine Church. Though transformed by exile and the centuries that followed the Deluge, its faithful look to the Ecumenical Patriarchate as the living heir of Constantinople and the guardian of Orthodox tradition."
|
||||
|
||||
orthodox_hellenic_rite: "Hellenic Rite"
|
||||
orthodox_hellenic_rite_adj: "Hellenic"
|
||||
orthodox_hellenic_rite_adherent: "Hellenic Christian"
|
||||
orthodox_hellenic_rite_adherent_plural: "Hellenic Christians"
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orthodox_hellenic_rite_desc: "The Hellenic Rite arose from the remnants of Orthodoxy scattered across Greece and the eastern Mediterranean after the Deluge. Surrounded by the ruins of ancient patriarchates and apostolic sees, its faithful preserve the memory of the Pentarchy and regard themselves as heirs to the sacred order that once bound together the great churches of the Christian world."
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elysian:0 "Elysian Church"
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elysian_adj:0 "Elysian"
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elysian_adherent:0 "Elysian"
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russian_orthodox_adherent_plural:0 "Russian Orthodox"
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russian_orthodox_desc:0 "The Russian Orthodox Church preserves the apostolic faith, sacramental life, monasticism, icon-veneration, and traditions of the Orthodox Catholic Faith. In the generations after [Glossary( 'the Cataclysm', 'CATACLYSM_GLOSS')], however, the ancient Church of the Rus' emerged from isolation as an independent patriarchal communion centered on Moscow. Rejecting the authority of the exiled Patriarch of Constantinople as that of an uncanonical pretender, the Russian Church came to regard the Patriarch of Moscow as the first hierarch of the Orthodox Church and the rightful first among equals of the Orthodox Faith."
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orthodox_slavic_rite: "Muscovite Rite"
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orthodox_slavic_rite_adj: "Muscovite"
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orthodox_slavic_rite_adherent: "Muscovite Christian"
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orthodox_slavic_rite_adherent_plural: "Muscovite Christians"
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orthodox_slavic_rite_desc: "The Muscovite Rite is the principal rite of the Church of the Rus', first brought to these lands by the saints of old. Its faithful hold the hallowed traditions of Orthodoxy in the highest esteem, preserving the customs of their forefathers and proclaiming the Patriarch of Moscow as the rightful first among equals within the Orthodox world."
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russian_orthodox_high_god_name:0 "the Most Holy Trinity"
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russian_orthodox_high_god_name_possessive:0 "the Most Holy Trinity's"
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russian_orthodox_high_god_name_alternate:0 "the Existing One"
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bespopovtsy_priest:0 "nastavnik"
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bespopovtsy_priest_plural:0 "nastavniki"
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bespopovtsy_priest_alternate_plural:0 "spiritual mentors"
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special_doctrine_marble_valour_name: "Marble Valour"
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special_doctrine_marble_valour_desc: "Since the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], Marblist identity has centered around the example of the Marble Emperor and the virtues of Christian rulership."
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