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Althaeinism commonly holds Mykalis as the Daughter of God, who ministered, suffered, and died on a stake, but departed from her body for the liberation of humankind; and referred to as the message. Describing Mykalis' life are the six canonical messages of Lyra, Halcyon, Leon, Daphnis, Astraia and Kallista with the Old Covenant as its respective prologue. | Althaeinism commonly holds Mykalis as the Daughter of God, who ministered, suffered, and died on a stake, but departed from her body for the liberation of humankind; and referred to as the message. Describing Mykalis' life are the six canonical messages of Lyra, Halcyon, Leon, Daphnis, Astraia and Kallista with the Old Covenant as its respective prologue. | ||
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===Mykalis=== | |||
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Althaeinism is a monotheistic religion primarily based on the life and teachings of Mykalis Althaea. It is the largest religion in Kalavik, with roughly 12.4 million followers. Its adherents, known as Althaeists, make up almost the entirety of Mykalimonia. Althaeists believe that Mykalis is the Daughter of God, whos arrival as the Savior was prophesied in the Ancient Juliaen Thrýlos (the Old Covenant in Althaeinism) and chronicled in the Pristine Covenant.
Althaeinism commonly holds Mykalis as the Daughter of God, who ministered, suffered, and died on a stake, but departed from her body for the liberation of humankind; and referred to as the message. Describing Mykalis' life are the six canonical messages of Lyra, Halcyon, Leon, Daphnis, Astraia and Kallista with the Old Covenant as its respective prologue.