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mariavite_adj:0 "Mariavite"
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mariavite_adherent:0 "Mariavite"
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mariavite_adherent_plural:0 "Mariavites"
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mariavite_desc:0 "The Mariavite Catholic Church traces its roots to Maria Franciszka, a pre-Event Polish noblewoman and visionary. It is said that during the tumultuous times of the End, she swayed Jezus to give the world another chance, and descended from the Heavens to aid mankind with miracles and counsel. As Rome was lost to the infidels and the world collapsed into barbarity, monks and zealots preached the need to return into simple life of Marya of Nazareth, the Mother of God, and Maria Franciszka, the Bride of Christ.\nAs the age of strife finally came to an end and the new Roman Pope's legate safely moved past pagan lands to reach Central Europe, he was shocked to find out that the Primas who greeted him was a woman. His refusal to negotiate with who he saw as illegitimate in apostolic succession, a "pagan in bishop's robes", cemented the new schism within Christianity."
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mariavite_desc:0 "The Mariavite Catholic Church traces its roots to Maria Franciszka, a pre-Event Polish noblewoman and visionary. It is said that during the chaos of the end times, she succesfully swayed Jesus into giving the world another chance, and descended from the Heavens to aid mankind through miracles and counsel. With the loss of Rome to infidels and the rest of the world to barbarity, monks and zealots of the faith preached the need for a return to the examples of humility set by Maria of Nazareth as the Mother of God and Maria Franciszka as the Bride of Christ. Once the age of strife finally ended and the legate of the restored Roman Pope crossed the mountains into Central Europe, he was shocked to find that the Primas who greeted him was a woman. His refusal to negotiate with 'a pagan in bishop's robes' cemented the divide between Rome and the Mariavites."
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luminarian:0 "Luminarian Movement"
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luminarian_adj:0 "Luminarian"
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slavic_religion:1 "Slavic"
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slavic_religion_adj:1 "Slavic"
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slavic_religion_adherent:1 "Slavic"
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slavic_religion_adherent_plural:1 "slavics"
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slavic_religion_desc:1 "Religious alcoholism"
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chernobozhye:0 "Chernobozhye"
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chernobozhye_adj:0 "Chernobozhye"
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chernobozhye_adherent:0 "Chernobozhnik"
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chernobozhye_adherent_plural:0 "Chernobozhniki"
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chernobozhye_desc:0 "The pantheon of boreal Russia is led by Chernobog, the god of the underworld, night, and magic. It is held that time exists in a cycle, in which Chernobog rules over the night and Belobog rules over the day, with the current period of nighttime beginning 500 years ago. As the supreme god of this age, he commands the fate of all the souls of men as well as the spirits of nature. Worshippers of Chernobog often pray to him for good health as well as to ward off evil spirits, and he is regularly invoked during rituals, both for blessings and curses. Various nature spirits, such as Baba Yaga, are appeased and occasionally summoned through sacrificial offerings."
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kozachina:0 "Kozachina"
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kozachina_adj:0 "Kozachina"
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kozachina_adherent:0 "Kozak"
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kozachina_adherent_plural:0 "Kozaks"
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kozachina_desc:0 "Cossacks worship the god Trigolov, the three-headed trinity comprised of the archangels Michael, Gabriel, and Uriel, who form the sword, word, and wisdom of God respectively. The three aspects perform divine intervention, while the lesser angels of Heaven intercede on their behalf. Of the three, Archangel Michael bears the title 'Arkhistrateg' and commands the Heavenly Host, leading them into battle against those angels that succumbed to the tyranny of the Great Deceiver and were banished from Heaven. Through the Arkhistrateg, the numbers of the Heavenly Host are bolstered by valorous saints immortalised for their great battles in the name of faith, the exemplar of which is Iisus Nazariy, the warrior-martyr."
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