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Unlike the majority of Beonin sects, The Ardalite Church or Ardalism, believes that Beo was actually a women named Theo. It follows the primary teachings of Beo/Theo found in the [[Diash]] but also adheres to book of writings known as the [[Warheit Evangelium]] or "Gospel Truth", written by the Churh's founder and Namesake St. Arda of Moosehausen.
Unlike the majority of Beonin sects, The Ardalite Church or Ardalism, believes that Beo was actually a women named Theo. It follows the primary teachings of Beo/Theo found in the [[Diash]] but also adheres to book of writings known as the [[Warheit Evangelium]] or "Gospel Truth", written by the Churh's founder and Namesake St. Arda of Moosehausen.
==History==
Beonin Missoinaries first began to appear in Lunderfrau in the early 800s from what is today modern day [[Winst]]. These early missionaries struggled to spread the faith in Lunderfrau, with many Lunders rejecting Beonin for a wide variety of reasons. The most popular reasons being; The popularity of the Lunder Pagan Religion and its Pantheon of God's and the lack of interest of Lunders to following a "Male Centric Religion" in their eyes. Regardless, small communities of Beonin worshippers began to pop up across the region, with many Lunder men showing interest in the religion.
The Ardalite church was founded over a century after these first missionaries arrived. Arda, a young adherent of Beonin living in the City of Moosehausen, took a deep interest in the faith and through much study, came across the Hephsat compromise, which suggested that there had been two Anidena Magi in the form of Beo & Theo. Taking this information, Arda wrote her thesis on "Theonin" in 947 at 36 and called it the [[Warheit Evangelium]]. With the Warheit Evangelium making major changes to the religion of Beonin to make it palatable to Lunders, Arda quickly spread her "Ardalism" to the masses.
Unlike the Beonin Missoinaries, Arda had little resistance to her new religion as she spread it across the various Counties and Duchies that made up the Lunder people. Eventually, those that followed her would become known as her Ardalites. Her travels would take her all across Lunderfrau, annointing many of her followers as "HohePriesterin" or High Priestesses along the way. Arda would eventually pass on in 975 in the swamps of Sudland, supposedly on her way to Boaga to attempt conversions of their people. She selected Luitberga, High Priestess of the Diocese of Hinterwalder, to be her successor.
===The First Hohe Konigin===
The Death of Arda in 975 left the fledgling Ardalite Church in the hands of Luitberga.

Revision as of 21:49, 23 February 2021

Ardalite Church
Ardalite Kurche
Kölner Dom von Osten.jpg
St. Arda's Cathedral in Moosehausen
ClassificationBeoin
ScriptureDiash Warheit Evangelium
Diocese10
Parish1234
RegionLunderfrau
Languagelunder
HeadquartersSt. Arda's Cathedral, Moosehausen
FounderSt. Arda of Moosehausen
Origin947 CE
Moosehausen, Lunderfrau
Members47,567,923

The Ardalite Church, is a Beonin sect that origionated in the Matriarchy of Lunderfrau in the mid 900s following the arrival of Beonin missionaries from Winst 100 years prior.

Unlike the majority of Beonin sects, The Ardalite Church or Ardalism, believes that Beo was actually a women named Theo. It follows the primary teachings of Beo/Theo found in the Diash but also adheres to book of writings known as the Warheit Evangelium or "Gospel Truth", written by the Churh's founder and Namesake St. Arda of Moosehausen.

History

Beonin Missoinaries first began to appear in Lunderfrau in the early 800s from what is today modern day Winst. These early missionaries struggled to spread the faith in Lunderfrau, with many Lunders rejecting Beonin for a wide variety of reasons. The most popular reasons being; The popularity of the Lunder Pagan Religion and its Pantheon of God's and the lack of interest of Lunders to following a "Male Centric Religion" in their eyes. Regardless, small communities of Beonin worshippers began to pop up across the region, with many Lunder men showing interest in the religion.

The Ardalite church was founded over a century after these first missionaries arrived. Arda, a young adherent of Beonin living in the City of Moosehausen, took a deep interest in the faith and through much study, came across the Hephsat compromise, which suggested that there had been two Anidena Magi in the form of Beo & Theo. Taking this information, Arda wrote her thesis on "Theonin" in 947 at 36 and called it the Warheit Evangelium. With the Warheit Evangelium making major changes to the religion of Beonin to make it palatable to Lunders, Arda quickly spread her "Ardalism" to the masses.

Unlike the Beonin Missoinaries, Arda had little resistance to her new religion as she spread it across the various Counties and Duchies that made up the Lunder people. Eventually, those that followed her would become known as her Ardalites. Her travels would take her all across Lunderfrau, annointing many of her followers as "HohePriesterin" or High Priestesses along the way. Arda would eventually pass on in 975 in the swamps of Sudland, supposedly on her way to Boaga to attempt conversions of their people. She selected Luitberga, High Priestess of the Diocese of Hinterwalder, to be her successor.

The First Hohe Konigin

The Death of Arda in 975 left the fledgling Ardalite Church in the hands of Luitberga.