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|1=[[Amarr Conservatives and Reclaimers|Conservatives & Reclaimers]] | |1=[[Amarr Conservatives and Reclaimers|Conservatives & Reclaimers]] | ||
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| − | The '''Orthodoxes''' believe in the | + | The '''Orthodoxes''' believe in the traditional ways of Amarr and are probably the most faithful of all. They hold everything the [[Scriptures|Scriptures]] say in very hight esteem and might sometimes seem to be narrow-minded regarding different scriptural interpretations. Everything in their life is ruled by religion and faith, be it their daily routine to their mindset and external doctrines. |
| − | Their champions are the mainstream part of | + | Their champions are the mainstream part of [[Theology Council]] and the [[Ardishapur Family]], the latter having always been considered as the most faithful and keeper of the old fervent, religious traditions. |
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*[[Khanid_(bloodline)#Zealots|Khanid (bloodline). Zealots]] | *[[Khanid_(bloodline)#Zealots|Khanid (bloodline). Zealots]] | ||
| + | *[[Political roster of the Amarr Empire]] | ||
*[[Scriptures]] | *[[Scriptures]] | ||
*[[True_Amarr#Religious_Reclaimers|Ture Amarr. Religious Reclaimers]] | *[[True_Amarr#Religious_Reclaimers|Ture Amarr. Religious Reclaimers]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:04, 23 December 2013
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The Orthodoxes believe in the traditional ways of Amarr and are probably the most faithful of all. They hold everything the Scriptures say in very hight esteem and might sometimes seem to be narrow-minded regarding different scriptural interpretations. Everything in their life is ruled by religion and faith, be it their daily routine to their mindset and external doctrines. Their champions are the mainstream part of Theology Council and the Ardishapur Family, the latter having always been considered as the most faithful and keeper of the old fervent, religious traditions.