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Much as they can be considered powers, religious groups still maintain a massive number of followers, especially on [[Earth]]. The discovery of what might be best called the [[soul]] has increased religious views in general, though its exact nature is as hotly debated as it is hard to determine. Various offshoots of neopagan [[religion]]s are actually quite common, though most people consider [[religion]] a philosophical persuit rather than a ceremonial one, making its strength pale in comparison to its stature a millenia ago.
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Much as they can be considered powers, religious groups still maintain a massive number of followers. The discovery of what might be best called the [[soul]] had increased religious views in general, though its exact nature is as hotly debated as it is hard to determine. Various offshoots of neopagan [[religion]]s are actually quite common, though most people consider [[religion]] a philosophical pursuit rather than a ceremonial one, making its strength pale in comparison to its stature a millennia ago.
  
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Of those that adhere to [[religion]], [[Gnostic]]ism and [[Buddhism]] are the most popular amongst the spacefarers, followed perhaps by [[Taoism]] and various 'western interpretations'. [[Christian]]ity and [[Islam]] still have spacegoing followings in the millions each (if you count [[martian]] residents as spacegoing), though they are a minority in those skies. The numbers of those that don't subscribe to a religion have fallen significantly since the discovery of the [[mobius pattern]]s, though they are still one of the largest 'religious categories'.
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Of those that adhere to religion, [[Gnostic]]ism and [[Buddhism]] are the most popular amongst the spacefarers, followed perhaps by [[Taoism]] and various 'western interpretations'. [[Christian]]ity and [[Islam]] still have massive followings, and even dominate some [[star system]]s. The numbers of those that don't subscribe to a religion have fallen significantly since the discovery of the [[mobius pattern]]s, though they are still one of the largest 'religious categories'.
  
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On [[Earth]], the numbers are similar, if one scales the numbers up about fifty times.
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Some newfound religions are actually centered on the [[cerevate]]s, treating them like pantheons of a sort. These have many, varied, conflicting views, but are also among the most outspoken and fanatical.
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Religious orders that worship or otherwise honor the abberations - [[Striatvari]], [[Pyrrhan]]s, and [[Angel]]s, face extreme persecution by the [[Solar Consortium]] outside of [[Ouranos Prime]]. On [[Earth]], a number of orders exist whose sole stated purpose is the elimination of such horrors, and these receive a better blessing.
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 04:33, 11 April 2007

Much as they can be considered powers, religious groups still maintain a massive number of followers. The discovery of what might be best called the soul had increased religious views in general, though its exact nature is as hotly debated as it is hard to determine. Various offshoots of neopagan religions are actually quite common, though most people consider religion a philosophical pursuit rather than a ceremonial one, making its strength pale in comparison to its stature a millennia ago.

Of those that adhere to religion, Gnosticism and Buddhism are the most popular amongst the spacefarers, followed perhaps by Taoism and various 'western interpretations'. Christianity and Islam still have massive followings, and even dominate some star systems. The numbers of those that don't subscribe to a religion have fallen significantly since the discovery of the mobius patterns, though they are still one of the largest 'religious categories'.

Some newfound religions are actually centered on the cerevates, treating them like pantheons of a sort. These have many, varied, conflicting views, but are also among the most outspoken and fanatical.


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