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'''Marism''' is a {{wp|monotheism|monotheistic religion}} and tradition centred on the teachings of Guardian Mari, which were codified by the ten Followers. Marists adhere to the prophecy as codified in the Hicak. Established by the follower Szalbacaile in 1344, the religion started spreading  
'''Marism''' is a {{wp|monotheism|monotheistic religion}} and tradition centred on the teachings of Guardian Mari, which were codified by the ten Followers. Marists adhere to the prophecy as codified in the Hicak. Established by the follower Szalbacaile in 1144, the religion started spreading clandestinely amongst former [[Ditanery|Ditanists]] in Brilliania. There are two major movements in Marism: the Reformist Marists or Liberal Marists and Orthodox Marists.  
== History ==
The Hicak, the holy book, is written by Mari and her ten followers and consist of four chapters. The first chapter, the Hasziera, is written by Mari and describes the forming of the world by God. The Kodecak further details early life after the creation of humanity and codifies societal rules derived from the commandments received by Mari. The Irakaszpen is the third chapter and is a supplement to the Kodecak and is written by the follower Salbacaile. The fourth chapter, the Gutunak, was written in the 12th century by offspring of the Followers and is accepted by Orthodox and Reformist Marists but not by Puritan Marists. The Gutunak consists of several letters received by early religious congregations. Instead of the Gutunak, the Puritan Marists instead consider the Szuszenketak as the fourth chapter; which was written by Szalbacaile after Mari's death.


=== Early history ===
Current Marism originated as an offshoot of Brillian pagan traditions in the tenth
=== Current ===
century, with the Hicak being re-codified by followers based off original texts.  
== Worship ==
=== Religious buildings ===
Marist communities often gather in a place of worship named an ''ecse''.
=== Practises ===
=== Music ===
Most Marist ecseak worship by praising God using religious music. Reformist Marists generally use religious contemporary music for worshiping, although Orthodox Marists use traditional worship music. Puritan Marists do not use music for worship.
 
== Denominations ==
=== Reform Marists ===
Reform Marists are the newest of the three major Marist pillars, splitting off the Orthodox pillar in 1907. Reform Marists do not believe in any of the 9 apocryphal books.


==Characteristics==
The Marist religion is a continuation and modernisation of Brillian paganist traditions.
The Marist belief system includes the belief in a God, who revealed himself to Mari. Mari proceeded to recieve seven major rules for the creation of an ideal populace, which Mari gave to the people.
===Practises and worship===
====Guilds====
In the society as described in the Hicak, Mari ordered her followers to practise a system of co-operative work in prayer and in daily life. These organisations display major similarities with guilds.
===Hicak===
The codification of sacred texts, the Hicak, consists of five books and is often supplemented by religious study books and verbal traditions.
==Population==
==Population==
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Revision as of 20:00, 19 November 2019

Marism is a monotheistic religion and tradition centred on the teachings of Guardian Mari, which were codified by the ten Followers. Marists adhere to the prophecy as codified in the Hicak. Established by the follower Szalbacaile in 1144, the religion started spreading clandestinely amongst former Ditanists in Brilliania. There are two major movements in Marism: the Reformist Marists or Liberal Marists and Orthodox Marists.

Current Marism originated as an offshoot of Brillian pagan traditions in the tenth century, with the Hicak being re-codified by followers based off original texts.

Characteristics

The Marist religion is a continuation and modernisation of Brillian paganist traditions. The Marist belief system includes the belief in a God, who revealed himself to Mari. Mari proceeded to recieve seven major rules for the creation of an ideal populace, which Mari gave to the people.

Practises and worship

Guilds

In the society as described in the Hicak, Mari ordered her followers to practise a system of co-operative work in prayer and in daily life. These organisations display major similarities with guilds.

Hicak

The codification of sacred texts, the Hicak, consists of five books and is often supplemented by religious study books and verbal traditions.

Population

Distribution of Marists by Nation
Nation Total Population Marist Population % of Population
 Brilliania 18,792,090 16,537,039 88.0%
 Finium 3,703,109 296,249 8.0%
 Svaldheim 11,980,123 71,881 0.6%
 Vetonia 23,681,713 2,964,646 12.52%
Total 19,797,934
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