Q'evrism - Revision history

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	'''Q’evrism''' is the second most widely practiced religion in the known world. It centers around the worship of a singular goddess, [[~~Q’evra~~]], and emphasizes simplicity, authenticity, emotional integrity, and harmony with the natural world.		'''Q’evrism''' is the second most widely practiced religion in the known world. It centers around the worship of a singular goddess, [[Q'evra]], and emphasizes simplicity, authenticity, emotional integrity, and harmony with the natural world.

	Unlike the hierarchical [[Tethuric Church]], Q’evrism is decentralized, following a congregationalist polity—each local temple or “circle” governs itself without overarching authority. This has earned it a reputation for being more forgiving, less ritualistic, and more personal in its approach to faith.		Unlike the hierarchical [[Tethuric Church]], Q’evrism is decentralized, following a congregationalist polity—each local temple or “circle” governs itself without overarching authority. This has earned it a reputation for being more forgiving, less ritualistic, and more personal in its approach to faith.

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	* ~~'''~~[[Sumler Rebellion]]~~'''~~ – A peasant uprising in Aeryl sparked by the forced conscription of Q’evrists by a Tethuric noble house. Though crushed, it led to significant reforms and increased protections for Q’evrist communities.		* [[Sumler Rebellion]] – A peasant uprising in Aeryl sparked by the forced conscription of Q’evrists by a Tethuric noble house. Though crushed, it led to significant reforms and increased protections for Q’evrist communities.


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	==Holy Sites==		==Holy Sites==
			*The [[Temple of Q'evrith]] - located in [[Highthrall]]
	* ~~'''~~[[Stone of Elorma]]~~'''~~ – A revered natural spring said to have been blessed by ~~Q’evra~~ herself. Pilgrims leave petals in the water as a form of silent prayer.		* [[Stone of Elorma]] – A revered natural spring said to have been blessed by Q'evra herself. Pilgrims leave petals in the water as a form of silent prayer.

	==Historical Events==		==Historical Events==

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	==Origins and Doctrine==		==Origins and Doctrine==
			Q'evrism emerged around the year {{Year\|9497}} in [[Averia]], approximately 1200 years after the formal establishment of Tethuricism. Scholars view its rise as a cultural response to the spectacle, rigidity, and political entanglement of Tethuric orthodoxy.

	Q’evrism emerged around the year {{Year\|9497}}, approximately 1200 years after the formal establishment of Tethuricism. Scholars view its rise as a cultural response to the spectacle, rigidity, and political entanglement of Tethuric orthodoxy.		Rather than rely on centralized scripture, Q'evrism draws its teachings from the '''Pedals of Q'evra''', an evolving body of oral traditions, parables, and poetic sayings. Rituals are minimal and highly localized—often consisting of meditative walks, floral offerings, music, or personal oaths made in quiet places.

	Rather than rely on centralized scripture, ~~Q’evrism~~ draws its teachings from the '''Pedals of ~~Q’evra~~''', an evolving body of oral traditions, parables, and poetic sayings. Rituals are minimal and highly localized—often consisting of meditative walks, floral offerings, music, or personal oaths made in quiet places.

	==Social and Political Context==		==Social and Political Context==

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	* '''[[Sumler Rebellion]]''' –*		* '''[[Sumler Rebellion]]''' – A peasant uprising in Aeryl sparked by the forced conscription of Q’evrists by a Tethuric noble house. Though crushed, it led to significant reforms and increased protections for Q’evrist communities.


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-'''Q'evrism''' is the secondmost popular religion. Followers of this religion are called Q'evrists, and the religion is named after the principle deity, a goddess named [[Q'evra]]. It is widespread among the many regions of the world, but unlike the [[Tethuric Church]], it is structured as a congregationalist polity, which means each church is self-governed. Many people follow this particular ideology because it is easier to worship a single deity; some find the concept of the [[Trine]] confusing. In short, compared to [[Tethuricism]], Q'evrism is easier to grasp and practice. There are fewer rituals involved.  Additionally, due to a longstanding rivalry with [[Lothlan]], the nation of [[Aeryl]] leans more Q'evrist than [[Tethuric]], though there are still many practitioners of Tethuricism in Aeryl.
+'''Q’evrism''' is the second most widely practiced religion in the known world. It centers around the worship of a singular goddess, [[Q’evra]], and emphasizes simplicity, authenticity, emotional integrity, and harmony with the natural world.
 ==Holy Sites==
 *[[Stone of Elorma]]
 ==Historical Events==
 *[[Sumler Rebellion]]
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	==Holy Sites==		==Holy Sites==
	*[[Stone of Elorma]]		*[[Stone of Elorma]]

			==Historical Events==
			*[[Sumler Rebellion]]

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	'''Q'evrism''' is the secondmost popular religion. Followers of this religion are called Q'evrists, and the religion is named after the principle deity, a goddess named [[Q'evra]]. It is widespread among the many regions of the world, but unlike the [[Tethuric Church]], it is structured as a congregationalist polity, which means each church is self-governed. Many people follow this particular ideology because it is easier to worship a single deity; some find the concept of the [[Trine]] confusing. In short, compared to [[Tethuricism]], Q'evrism is easier to grasp and practice. There are fewer rituals involved. Additionally, due to a longstanding rivalry with [[Lothlan]], the nation of [[Aeryl]] leans more Q'evrist than [[Tethuric]], though there are still many practitioners of Tethuricism in Aeryl.		'''Q'evrism''' is the secondmost popular religion. Followers of this religion are called Q'evrists, and the religion is named after the principle deity, a goddess named [[Q'evra]]. It is widespread among the many regions of the world, but unlike the [[Tethuric Church]], it is structured as a congregationalist polity, which means each church is self-governed. Many people follow this particular ideology because it is easier to worship a single deity; some find the concept of the [[Trine]] confusing. In short, compared to [[Tethuricism]], Q'evrism is easier to grasp and practice. There are fewer rituals involved. Additionally, due to a longstanding rivalry with [[Lothlan]], the nation of [[Aeryl]] leans more Q'evrist than [[Tethuric]], though there are still many practitioners of Tethuricism in Aeryl.

			==Holy Sites==
			*[[Stone of Elorma]]

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	'''Q'evrism''' is the secondmost popular religion. Followers of this religion are called Q'evrists, and the religion is named after the principle deity, a goddess named [[Q'evra]]. It is widespread among the many regions of the world, but unlike the [[Tethuric Church]], it is structured as a congregationalist polity, which means each church is self-governed. Many people follow this particular ideology because it is easier to worship a single deity; some find the concept of the [[Trine]] confusing. In short, compared to [[Tethuricism]], Q'evrism is easier to grasp and practice. There are fewer rituals involved.		'''Q'evrism''' is the secondmost popular religion. Followers of this religion are called Q'evrists, and the religion is named after the principle deity, a goddess named [[Q'evra]]. It is widespread among the many regions of the world, but unlike the [[Tethuric Church]], it is structured as a congregationalist polity, which means each church is self-governed. Many people follow this particular ideology because it is easier to worship a single deity; some find the concept of the [[Trine]] confusing. In short, compared to [[Tethuricism]], Q'evrism is easier to grasp and practice. There are fewer rituals involved. Additionally, due to a longstanding rivalry with [[Lothlan]], the nation of [[Aeryl]] leans more Q'evrist than [[Tethuric]], though there are still many practitioners of Tethuricism in Aeryl.

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Castus at 02:52, 9 April 2022

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	'''Q'evrism''' is the secondmost popular religion. Followers of this religion are called Q'evrists, and the religion is named after the principle deity, a goddess named [[Q'evra]]. It is widespread among the many regions of the world, but unlike the [[Tethuric Church]], it is structured as a congregationalist polity, which means each church is self-governed.		'''Q'evrism''' is the secondmost popular religion. Followers of this religion are called Q'evrists, and the religion is named after the principle deity, a goddess named [[Q'evra]]. It is widespread among the many regions of the world, but unlike the [[Tethuric Church]], it is structured as a congregationalist polity, which means each church is self-governed. Many people follow this particular ideology because it is easier to worship a single deity; some find the concept of the [[Trine]] confusing. In short, compared to [[Tethuricism]], Q'evrism is easier to grasp and practice. There are fewer rituals involved.

	[[Category: Religion]]		[[Category: Religion]]
	[[Category: Q'evrism]]		[[Category: Q'evrism]]