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'''Progressive Asterism''' is a faith in the [[Divine Principality]], one of the two branches of Asterism, along with [[Received Asterism]]. | |||
'''Progressive Asterism''' is a faith in the [[Divine Principality]]. | |||
== History == | == History == | ||
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== Structure == | == Structure == | ||
Unlike Received Asterism, there is no single central church, but hundreds of smaller sects, schools, and cults, each devoted to individual Divines, grouped sub-pantheons, or otherwise adjusted beliefs.<sup><ref name=":0"/></sup> | Unlike Received Asterism, there is no single central church, but hundreds of smaller sects, schools, and cults, each devoted to individual Divines, grouped sub-pantheons, or otherwise adjusted beliefs.<sup><ref name=":0"/></sup> | ||
Examples include: | |||
* [[Disciples of Logos]] | * [[Disciples of Logos]] | ||
* [[The Shepherd's Crook|Shepherd’s Crook]] | * [[The Shepherd's Crook|Shepherd’s Crook]] | ||
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Progressive Asterism is a faith in the Divine Principality, one of the two branches of Asterism, along with Received Asterism.
History
Created in a response to the teachings of the prophet Logos Kantel 1000 years ago, in order to prevent a large schism in the Principality.[1]
Teachings
Teaches that Divines are true embodiments of their names, and that the citizens and states of the Principality should look to them as guiding stars. The Divine Strength, in other words, is a reflection of strength itself, or maybe "god's strength," and we should aspire to make our strength look like the divine's.[1]
Structure
Unlike Received Asterism, there is no single central church, but hundreds of smaller sects, schools, and cults, each devoted to individual Divines, grouped sub-pantheons, or otherwise adjusted beliefs.[1]
Examples include:
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 DESERT SQUIRE - VANTAGE, Operation Dossier