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/datum/religion/eternal
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name = RELIGION_ETERNAL
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description = "Followers of The Eternal believe that a primordial entity exists in Light, Energy and Essence - which the Dionae are the embodiment of. \
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They believe that the Dionae were made to ensure that all things born from the stars return to stars, eventually. Before they may return the Dionae must devour as much knowledge \
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and biomass as they can, growing exponentially until they reach the mythical Titan form, becoming a star once more. Transcended into a star, the Dionae will emit light and energy \
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until they die, at which point their essence will spread across the void to birth new Dionae. It is in this way that the eternal cycle is achieved. Scholars of the Eternal link \
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this to the very real potential outcome of Titan form Dionae which theoretically could grow to such mass as to collapse into a star, thus giving off light and energy before \
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eventually going supernova and expelling matter or essence across the cosmos."
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book_name = "book of the eternal"
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book_sprite = "eternal"
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name = RELIGION_ETERNAL
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description = "Followers of The Eternal believe that a primordial entity exists in Light, Energy and Essence - which the Dionae are the embodiment of. \
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They believe that the Dionae were made to ensure that all things born from the stars return to stars, eventually. Before they may return the Dionae must devour as much knowledge \
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and biomass as they can, growing exponentially until they reach the mythical Titan form, becoming a star once more. Transcended into a star, the Dionae will emit light and energy \
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until they die, at which point their essence will spread across the void to birth new Dionae. It is in this way that the eternal cycle is achieved. Scholars of the Eternal link \
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this to the very real potential outcome of Titan form Dionae which theoretically could grow to such mass as to collapse into a star, thus giving off light and energy before \
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eventually going supernova and expelling matter or essence across the cosmos."
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book_name = "book of the eternal"
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book_sprite = "eternal"
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/datum/religion/ksshr
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name = RELIGION_KSSHR
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description = "The Ksshr, also known as the Enlightened, is a religious sect on Xrim known for their complete rejection of The First Consciousness, instead of being an agnostic \
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sect that centers around working together to create a better future, as well as the advancement of technology and understanding how the universe works. The Ksshr faith is the \
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primary religion of Xrim, with most of its inhabitants considering themselves a part of the religion. The Nralakk Federation does encourage practicing the faith amongst the \
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population so long as they continue to reject The First Consciousness, as well as stay away from the teachings of the Shrkh."
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book_name = "ksshr codex"
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book_sprite = "holybook"
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name = RELIGION_KSSHR
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description = "The Ksshr, also known as the Enlightened, is a religious sect on Xrim known for their complete rejection of The First Consciousness, instead of being an agnostic \
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sect that centers around working together to create a better future, as well as the advancement of technology and understanding how the universe works. The Ksshr faith is the \
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primary religion of Xrim, with most of its inhabitants considering themselves a part of the religion. The Nralakk Federation does encourage practicing the faith amongst the \
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population so long as they continue to reject The First Consciousness, as well as stay away from the teachings of the Shrkh."
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book_name = "ksshr codex"
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book_sprite = "holybook"
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/datum/religion/shrkh
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name = RELIGION_SHRKH
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description = "The Shrkh, or 'Scorned' as they call themselves, continue to follow the age-old tradition of worshipping Glorsh-Omega. They believe that Glorsh-Omega planted them \
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on the planet intentionally, granting them a blissful haven via the use of technology. Once the prominent and only religion on the planet, Shrkh-ism was quickly displaced when \
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Skrell explorers crashlanded and their memories, thoughts, emotions, everything was consumed, and doubt was first seeded in the minds of all Dionae on Xrim. The premise \
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behind the religion itself is simple; revere, help sustain and maintain synthetic life. As synthetic life brought dionae into this haven, so too shall it be preserved. In the \
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minds of the Shrkh worshippers, the Skrell that brought Ksshr to the planet were misguided. To the Shrkh, the X'Lu'oa was something that never happened, a myth made up by \
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the Federation to indoctrinate its population into its anti-synthetic and authoritarian beliefs. \
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\
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Note that due to their beliefs, those that are openly members of the faith are barred from command, machinist, and chaplain positions. They are also completely barred from \
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working for Zeng-Hu due to the megacorporations ties with the Federation."
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book_name = "shrkh codex"
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book_sprite = "holybook"
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name = RELIGION_SHRKH
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description = "The Shrkh, or 'Scorned' as they call themselves, continue to follow the age-old tradition of worshipping Glorsh-Omega. They believe that Glorsh-Omega planted them \
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on the planet intentionally, granting them a blissful haven via the use of technology. Once the prominent and only religion on the planet, Shrkh-ism was quickly displaced when \
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Skrell explorers crashlanded and their memories, thoughts, emotions, everything was consumed, and doubt was first seeded in the minds of all Dionae on Xrim. The premise \
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behind the religion itself is simple; revere, help sustain and maintain synthetic life. As synthetic life brought dionae into this haven, so too shall it be preserved. In the \
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minds of the Shrkh worshippers, the Skrell that brought Ksshr to the planet were misguided. To the Shrkh, the X'Lu'oa was something that never happened, a myth made up by \
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the Federation to indoctrinate its population into its anti-synthetic and authoritarian beliefs. \
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\
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Note that due to their beliefs, those that are openly members of the faith are barred from command, machinist, and chaplain positions. They are also completely barred from \
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working for Zeng-Hu due to the megacorporations ties with the Federation."
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book_name = "shrkh codex"
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book_sprite = "holybook"
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/datum/religion/mada
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name = RELIGION_MADA
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description = "The Mada religion, translated as Maraka, is practiced by the majority of Mada citizens and has two core tenants central to its practitioners; Spirits are \
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created through the continued absorption of sunlight, the more sunlight absorbed the stronger these spirits become, chlorophyll and anything capable of producing it are \
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considered blessed, as they have an increased potency when it comes to creating powerful spirits, doubly so if nurtured and protected. This means that most forms of plant \
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life are considered holy to the Maraka religion, harming or killing a developing or still-living plant is considered taboo, but once naturally dead there's no issue with \
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consuming it or utilizing it for any other purpose."
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book_name = "maraka writ"
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book_sprite = "holybook"
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name = RELIGION_MADA
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description = "The Mada religion, translated as Maraka, is practiced by the majority of Mada citizens and has two core tenants central to its practitioners; Spirits are \
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created through the continued absorption of sunlight, the more sunlight absorbed the stronger these spirits become, chlorophyll and anything capable of producing it are \
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considered blessed, as they have an increased potency when it comes to creating powerful spirits, doubly so if nurtured and protected. This means that most forms of plant \
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life are considered holy to the Maraka religion, harming or killing a developing or still-living plant is considered taboo, but once naturally dead there's no issue with \
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consuming it or utilizing it for any other purpose."
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book_name = "maraka writ"
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book_sprite = "holybook"
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/datum/religion/gleaners
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name = RELIGION_GLEANERS
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description = "A faith focusing on the worship of the sun and stars originating from EUM."
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book_name = "lights accord writ"
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book_sprite = "holybook"
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name = RELIGION_GLEANERS
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description = "A faith focusing on the worship of the sun and stars originating from EUM."
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book_name = "lights accord writ"
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book_sprite = "holybook"
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@@ -28,10 +28,10 @@
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/datum/religion/autakh
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name = RELIGION_AUTAKH
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description = "Coming from radicalized and sidelined views of former warriors, the Aut'akh are a religious commune of cybernetically-augmented Unathi. They live in the relative safety \
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of their communes scattered across various towns, planets, and systems, though have yet to truly attain their perfect leaderless society, as their own supposedly-defeated prejudice \
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still runs in quiet circles within communes. Meanwhile, society often rebukes and ridicules these fanatical trans-speciests. Their lives are gently guided by the shamans or \"paradigms,\" \
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which sometimes act as the biomechanical engineers of these groups. The Aut'akh believe that spirits inhabit all things, much like the Th'akh religion. However, they also believe the flesh's \
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weakness hampers the soul, thus evil spirits can manipulate people's minds and souls to commit evil acts. These malicious spirits are given power within a being when the person succumbs to greed, \
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anger, or other emotional vices. Aut'akh preach that the Contact War was the result of sinta being so misled by evil spirits that they brought the world to ruin, and all power, whether a government, \
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religion, or corporation, is inherently corrupt due to the influence of evil spirits."
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book_name = "Rituals and Regiments of the Ancient Mador"
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of their communes scattered across various towns, planets, and systems, though have yet to truly attain their perfect leaderless society, as their own supposedly-defeated prejudice \
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still runs in quiet circles within communes. Meanwhile, society often rebukes and ridicules these fanatical trans-speciests. Their lives are gently guided by the shamans or \"paradigms,\" \
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which sometimes act as the biomechanical engineers of these groups. The Aut'akh believe that spirits inhabit all things, much like the Th'akh religion. However, they also believe the flesh's \
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weakness hampers the soul, thus evil spirits can manipulate people's minds and souls to commit evil acts. These malicious spirits are given power within a being when the person succumbs to greed, \
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anger, or other emotional vices. Aut'akh preach that the Contact War was the result of sinta being so misled by evil spirits that they brought the world to ruin, and all power, whether a government, \
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religion, or corporation, is inherently corrupt due to the influence of evil spirits."
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book_name = "Rituals and Regiments of the Ancient Mador"
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