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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. | ||
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Revision as of 02:52, 9 April 2022
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.