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'''Marism''' is a {{wp|monotheism|monotheistic religion}}, tradition and way of life | '''Marism''' is a {{wp|monotheism|monotheistic religion}}, tradition, and way of life dominant in Brilliania, with smaller religious communities in neighbouring areas. The faith is based on the teachings of Guardian Mari and her ten Followers, supplanting earlier local pagan religions in Brilliania in the 9th century. Marist beliefs are nearly exclusively centered on the Hicak, which is supplemented by religious study books. Puritan Marists also supplement the Hicak with the Amendments, which is not accepted by Orthodox or Reformist Marists. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
The Hicak, the holy book, is written by | 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. | ||
The Kodecak further details | |||
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 | |||
=== Early history === | === Early history === | ||
=== Current === | === Current === | ||
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== Worship == | == Worship == | ||
=== Religious buildings === | === Religious buildings === | ||
Marist communities often gather in a place of worship named an ''ecse''. | |||
=== Practises === | === Practises === | ||
=== Music === | === Music === | ||
Most Marist ecseak worship by praising God using religious music. Reformist Marists generally use religious contemporary music for | 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 == | == Denominations == | ||
=== Reform Marists === | === 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. | 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. | ||
==Population== | ==Population== | ||
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Marism is a monotheistic religion, tradition, and way of life dominant in Brilliania, with smaller religious communities in neighbouring areas. The faith is based on the teachings of Guardian Mari and her ten Followers, supplanting earlier local pagan religions in Brilliania in the 9th century. Marist beliefs are nearly exclusively centered on the Hicak, which is supplemented by religious study books. Puritan Marists also supplement the Hicak with the Amendments, which is not accepted by Orthodox or Reformist 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
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.
Population
| Nation | Total Population | Marist Population | % of Population |
|---|---|---|---|
 Brilliania
|
18,792,090 | 16,537,039 | 88.0% |
 Finium
|
3,703,109 | 296,249 | 8.0% |
 Vetonia
|
23,681,713 | 2,964,646 | 12.52% |
| Total | 19,797,934 |