| d45 | Result |
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Adaptive Dogmatic adherence to old restrictions only harms the faithful. As long as we stay true to the core beliefs of our faith, we may adapt our laws to the world around us. |
2 |
Asceticism Materialistic pursuits blind us to the divine truth. Only by devoting ourselves to live simple lives without luxury can we achieve spiritual enlightenment. |
3 |
Astrology The night sky is our window into the realm of the divine. The great secrets and mysteries of the world are written there, open for all to learn if they know where to look. |
4 |
Carnal Exaltation The pleasures of the flesh are sublime in a way that transcends other earthly experiences, bringing us closer to the divine. We should glorify our sexual desires and seek out opportunities for us to fulfill them. |
5 |
Communal Identity Our faith and our culture are intrinsically linked together. This practice strengthens the bonds of our community, though it tends to exclude foreigners. |
6 |
Communion Our rituals are not merely symbolic — they invoke the very presence of the divine itself. Those who cannot or do not join us in their practice cannot be true believers. |
7 |
Divine Marriage The blood of the divine runs through the veins of our kings and queens. Keeping our bloodlines pure is the best way to ensure our family's reign continues for centuries to come. |
8 |
Ecclesiarchy Our holy sites are more than just sacred places — they are the very seats of power from which our religious leaders rule. |
9 |
Esotericism The great mysteries of the divine may be beyond mortal comprehension, but that is not an excuse for ignorance. Their very existence compels us to seek knowledge and understanding of the world around us. |
10 |
Gnosticism Through knowledge, the divine spark that rests inside all humans may be liberated and returned to its heavenly source in the spirit-realm. |
11 |
Legalism Our laws are the result of generations of wisdom and devoutness, and adhering to them is by its very nature pious. A sinner, no matter who, will never be above the law. |
12 |
Mendicant Preachers Our missionaries travel far and wide with nothing but the clothes they wear on their back. They live off the generosity of those they visit, and share the knowledge of the true faith in return. |
13 |
Monasticism The pleasures of fine food and drink only serve to distract us from service to the divine. Isolating ourselves in remote monasteries is the best way to avoid these temptations. |
14 |
Natural Primitivism Civilization is unnatural, a futile and blasphemous attempt by man to impose order on an inherently unordered creation. We embrace naturism and live as god intended, wild and free. |
15 |
Polyamory Our love for each other should be as unconditional as [Fertility God]'s love for us. We must cast away the outdated notions of one person owning the affections of another. |
16 |
Pursuit of Power What is and is not righteous is transient, defined by those who currently hold power. This means that the pursuit of power is the only truly righteous cause. |
17 |
Religious Law The border between theological and legal arguments is thin, and spiritual qualities can and should be considered in secular settlements. |
18 |
Ritual Cannibalism Mankind is blessed to have been bestowed with the spark of the divine. Human flesh is therefore sacred, its presence something to be savored, not buried or burned. |
19 |
Ritual Celebrations The worship of the divine is something to be exalted in and shared with our community. Organizing great festivals to honor and praise the divine brings us all together. |
20 |
Sacred Lies Lying is the most profound art in existence. Those who can convince others of their lie are holy. Those who can successfully lie to themselves are unstoppable. |
21 |
Sanctity of Nature The natural world is the creation of the divine, and we are merely guests in it. We must respect and honor every tree, every animal, and even the ground itself. |
22 |
Tax Nonbelievers Military service is for the faithful only, while a tax is levied on all nonbelievers for the protection they are offered. |
23 |
Unrelenting Faith Our convictions are strong, and we will gladly fight and die for our faith. No matter how badly the odds are stacked against us, we shall not surrender. |
24 |
Adorcism The spirits of the world can do great works of both good and evil. By honoring and respecting them we can only hope that they will do their good to us and their evil to our foes. |
25 |
Ancestor Worship Our ancestors watch over us from beyond the grave, guiding us and showing us the way forward. For this we must respect and honor them. |
26 |
Aniconism The worship of graven images has blinded far too many to the divine truth. We will cast all icons out of our holy places so that our faithful will not fall into that trap. |
27 |
Armed Pilgrimages Our pilgrims travel across the world to visit our sacred holy sites — we will gladly take up the sword to keep them safe from any who would harm them. |
28 |
Auspicious Birthright Every one of us is born with a destiny, the most important of which are those who are chosen from birth to wield magical powers and become spiritual leaders. |
29 |
Patron Gods Mortals cannot live up to the full glory of the divine, but by selecting a single aspect of divinity to emulate, worship and devote oneself to, we can come closer to them than otherwise would be possible. |
30 |
Ritual Suicide When we grow old or sick, we perform a ritual to cleanse our soul of sins. Once that is done, we quickly and definitively end our lives, so that sins do not have the opportunity to infest us once more |
31 |
Pacifism We are all part of the cosmic order. Violence against anything is violence against everything, oneself included. |
32 |
Hedonistic The divine filled this world with a bounty of pleasures for us to indulge in and enjoy — to not partake of such things is to snub the very work of creation itself. |
33 |
Human Sacrifice The best way to prove our devotion is through the act of sacrifice. The most valuable sacrifice we can offer is the sacrifice of human life. |
34 |
Inner Journey Only by understanding one's self can we understand the world. The journey of self-discovery is important as it is long and difficult. |
35 |
Literalism Our holy texts clearly state divine intent, and human interpretation is of limited value. |
36 |
Pastoral Isolation All we want is to be left alone. Our practices are our own, and no more the business of anyone else than theirs are of ours. |
37 |
Reincarnation We have lived many lives before this one, and will continue to live many lives after it. Every death is only the beginning of something new. |
38 |
Ritual Hospitality Hospitality is one of the greatest virtues mankind can exhibit. Guests in our home, be they mortal or divine, should always be treated with the utmost honor and respect. |
39 |
Sacred Childbirth The bathhouses where mothers give birth must be cleansed and prepared with the proper rituals, in order to encourage the divine to grant us their blessing during childbirth. |
40 |
Sanctioned False Conversions If your life is threatened, it is acceptable to confess a false faith, as long as you keep the truth in your heart. |
41 |
Sky Burials The dead should not be imprisoned underground — it is far better to allow them to be consumed by scavenging birds, where in a final act of generosity they can feed the world that fed them. |
42 |
Struggle and Submission Divine will is the source of all good, so a good existence is based on submission to that will, expressed through the struggle to enact it. |
43 |
Sun Worship The light-bringer, the live-giver, the ever-burning flame — It reigns high in the sky as the true sovereign of the world |
44 |
Warmonger Faith and war go hand in hand. One who refuses to fight in the name of the divine cannot be called a true believer. |
45 |
Syncretism Who are we to tell others their traditions are untrue? It is not our place to lecture them about customs they have practiced for centuries: Instead, we should learn quietly about their ways. |