Tikälim

Tikälim

Eye of Perception
Total population
Approx. 13 to 15 million
Regions with significant populations
Argis: Stedoria Aurelia: Schennland
Scriptures
The Gift of Reasoning from the Supreme Being—the Universe (1793) Man's Abilities and His Future Destiny (1806) An Essay Regarding Man's Reasoning and His Role in the Cosmos (1824)
Languages
Stedorian, Stedorian Dolch, Dolch

Tikälim, meaning Rationalism in Stedorian, is a pandeist civic religion and philosophy created during the First Stedorian Revolution to act as a new religion in place of Salvian Christianity for the then newly-formed Stedorian Republic. The development of Tikälim originates from philosophical ideas and beliefs prominent during the Stedorian Enlightenment, which occured between the 17th and 18th centuries, emphasising humanism and rationalism. Tikälim would, between 1800 and 1830, be heavily influenced by the newly-created Sentist religion of Ceris, which was seeing rapid growth in the region, particularly after the publishing of the Sentist text Die Erlösung des Menschen im Kosmos in 1821.