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'''Kadarism''' is the most widely practiced [[Akarian Religion]]. The religion is based on the beleif that a god is man plus spirit and the transfer of the [[Living Spirit]] from one [[Living King]] to the next.
'''Mirroi''' is the most widely practiced [[Akarian Religion]]. The the universe is composed of atleast three pools, one for the living, one for the dead and one for the spirits. treligion is based on the beleif that a god is man plus spirit and the transfer of the [[Living Spirit]] from one [[Living King]] to the next.


== Overview ==
== Overview ==
Kadarists believe that the world is inhabited by many spirits who have in historic times and modern times attempted to trick man into believing them to be gods. The only true gods are beings who are both spirit and man. In particular they worship a figure called the Living King and his predecessors.
Mirroi followers believe that the world is inhabited by many spirits who have in historic times and modern times attempted to trick man into believing them to be gods. The only true gods are beings who are both spirit and man. In particular they worship a figure called the Living King and his predecessors.
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Revision as of 17:47, 7 January 2024

Mirroi is the most widely practiced Akarian Religion. The the universe is composed of atleast three pools, one for the living, one for the dead and one for the spirits. treligion is based on the beleif that a god is man plus spirit and the transfer of the Living Spirit from one Living King to the next.

Overview

Mirroi followers believe that the world is inhabited by many spirits who have in historic times and modern times attempted to trick man into believing them to be gods. The only true gods are beings who are both spirit and man. In particular they worship a figure called the Living King and his predecessors.

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