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The '''Communion of Carucerean Brothers and Sisters''', commonly known as '''Carucerean Fraternalism''', is a religious movement of {{wp|Millenarianism|millenarian}} [[Sotirianity]] native to [[Carucere]]. It is primarily based upon the writings and speeches of [[Théo Émile]], a former priest of the Catholic Church who was defrocked for promoting socialism to his congregation and for his interests in [[Badi]] and [[Boku]]. Variously described as a Sotrian sect, new age religion, or syncretic faith, Fraternalism combines Catholic liberation theology with Amendism and draws significant influence from the Badi and Boku religions. | The '''Communion of Carucerean Brothers and Sisters''', commonly known as '''Carucerean Fraternalism''', is a religious movement of {{wp|Millenarianism|millenarian}} [[Sotirianity]] native to [[Carucere]]. It is primarily based upon the writings and speeches of [[Théo Émile]], a former priest of the Catholic Church who was defrocked for promoting socialism to his congregation and for his interests in [[Badi]] and [[Boku]]. Variously described as a Sotrian sect, new age religion, or syncretic faith, Fraternalism combines Catholic liberation theology with Amendism and draws significant influence from the Badi and Boku religions. | ||
A prominent feature of Fraternalism theology is the liberation of the oppressed from political, social, economic, and religious subjugation. | A prominent feature of Fraternalism theology is the liberation of the oppressed from political, social, economic, and religious subjugation. Fraternalist theology includes many mainstream Sotirian beliefs but it has many tenants that diverge significantly from mainstream Sotirianity. This includes the practice of elemental rituals to maintain society's harmony with the environment and belief in spirits of the deceased. | ||
Revision as of 07:18, 5 August 2022
| Communion of Carucerean Brothers and Sisters | |
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| Communion des Frères et Sœurs Caruquèrais | |
| File:Carucerean Fraternalism.png | |
| Classification | Sotirian new religious movement |
| Region | Carucere |
| Language | Gaullican, Estmerish, Caruceran Creole, Caruceran Ziba |
| Origin | 1930s Arucian Federation |
| Members | 24,000 |
| Other name(s) | Church of Carucerean Brothers and Sisters |
The Communion of Carucerean Brothers and Sisters, commonly known as Carucerean Fraternalism, is a religious movement of millenarian Sotirianity native to Carucere. It is primarily based upon the writings and speeches of Théo Émile, a former priest of the Catholic Church who was defrocked for promoting socialism to his congregation and for his interests in Badi and Boku. Variously described as a Sotrian sect, new age religion, or syncretic faith, Fraternalism combines Catholic liberation theology with Amendism and draws significant influence from the Badi and Boku religions.
A prominent feature of Fraternalism theology is the liberation of the oppressed from political, social, economic, and religious subjugation. Fraternalist theology includes many mainstream Sotirian beliefs but it has many tenants that diverge significantly from mainstream Sotirianity. This includes the practice of elemental rituals to maintain society's harmony with the environment and belief in spirits of the deceased.