Archa3opt3ryx
426408bb58
Added new virtue doctrines to fix a bug related to custom faiths, added/fixed up various loc, and fixed bug related to # of tenets selectable.
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18 lines
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1.9 KiB
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anglican_religion:1 "Anglican"
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anglican_religion_adj:1 "Anglican"
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anglican_religion_adherent:1 "Anglican"
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anglican_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Anglicans"
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anglican_religion_desc:1 "Anglicans consider themselves the 'via media', or 'middle way' between Catholics and Protestants, uniting the high church elements of Catholicism with the low church elements of Protestantism. Most Anglicans were traditionally part of the Anglican Communion, led by the Archbishop of Canterbury. With the fall of Canterbury to Thelemites, however, the Church of England was destroyed, and the Anglican Communion finds itself stranded, with nobody to lead it."
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anglican_england:0 "Church of England"
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anglican_england_adj:0 "Anglican"
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anglican_england_adherent:0 "Anglican"
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anglican_england_adherent_plural:0 "Anglicans"
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anglican_england_desc:0 "Best known as the state religion of antediluvian England, the Supreme Governor of the Church of England was traditionally the British monarch, with the de facto leader of the Anglican Communion being the Archbishop of Canterbury. However, the rise of Arthur Crowtemple and his conquests of Britain saw to the disappearance of the last Archbishop, with another never being elected. Outlawed and its priests driven to exile, the Anglicans of Britain continue to meet in secret, away from the prying eyes of Thelemites. Though it almost became little more than a footnote in history, a faith is never truly dead as long as someone believes in it, and so the Church of England may yet return to its former glory."
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anglican_england_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
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anglican_england_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
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special_doctrine_english_anglican_name: "Manners Maketh Man"
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special_doctrine_english_anglican_desc: "Since the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], most of the British Anglican identity centers around the religion's connection to the Crown and its chivalric heritage." |