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'''Makaism''' (also '''Makaianism''') is a polytheistic religion of monistic philosophy |
'''Makaism''' (also '''Makaianism''') is a polytheistic religion of monistic philosophy endemic to [[Kalam]]. It mainly centers around the veneration of natural powers and the universe itself. |
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== Makaist creation myth == |
== Makaist creation myth == |
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The official Makaist doctrine depicts the universe as an infinite, atemporal space and begins when the forces of said universe form into into two anthropomorphic beings; Maka-Sarmi (Maka-the-woman) and Maka-Qaru (Maka-the-man). |
The official Makaist doctrine depicts the universe as an infinite, atemporal space and begins when the forces of said universe form into into two anthropomorphic beings; Maka-Sarmi (Maka-the-woman) and Maka-Qaru (Maka-the-man). |
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Revision as of 00:59, 5 January 2025
Makaism (also Makaianism) is a polytheistic religion of monistic philosophy endemic to Kalam. It mainly centers around the veneration of natural powers and the universe itself.
Makaist creation myth
The official Makaist doctrine depicts the universe as an infinite, atemporal space and begins when the forces of said universe form into into two anthropomorphic beings; Maka-Sarmi (Maka-the-woman) and Maka-Qaru (Maka-the-man).