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'''Trinitarianism''' is a polytheistic religion, centered around the belief of three three deities, [[The Judge]], [[ | '''Trinitarianism''' is a polytheistic religion, centered around the belief of three three deities, [[Othic, The Judge]], [[Trothin, The Craftsman]], and [[Estere, The Midwife]] and their teachings to humanity. Adherents of the religion are called Trinitarians. The faith rose to prominence in the third century CE throughout the [[Vanderic Empire]] and subsequently in its successor kingdoms. Today Trinitarianism is one of the most widespread religions in Estere and spread around [[Eordus]]. | ||
==Entymology== | |||
==Beliefs== | |||
==Practises== | |||
==History== | |||
===The Fylkirate=== | |||
[[File:Trinitarianchurch.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A mural depicting the coronation of King Sigebert, the first Fylkir.]] | |||
==Organisation and Denominations== | |||
Latest revision as of 03:14, 8 September 2020
Trinitarianism is a polytheistic religion, centered around the belief of three three deities, Othic, The Judge, Trothin, The Craftsman, and Estere, The Midwife and their teachings to humanity. Adherents of the religion are called Trinitarians. The faith rose to prominence in the third century CE throughout the Vanderic Empire and subsequently in its successor kingdoms. Today Trinitarianism is one of the most widespread religions in Estere and spread around Eordus.
