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{{Alydianism}} '''Alydianism''', also known as '''Ardentism''', is a religion which emerged in [[Arabekh

...ianism]] |14% {{wp|Irreligious}} |12% [[Alydianism|Puritan Alydian]] |5% [[Alydianism|Other Alydian]] |0.2% Other }}

...nism]] {{midsize|([[Alydianism#Orthodox|Orthodox]], [[Alydianism#Agnopraxy|Puritan]])}}

...le|Ústekians]] with the most common religious denomination being Puritan [[Alydianism]]. There are also a significant number of Uwhistani and Ostrovian people in | label1 = Puritan [[Alydianism]]

...believed that their practice was the most pure form of Alydianism. Further Puritan theologians built upon the Emendo introducing reforms to do away with the h ...establishing numerous armed missions in Rennekka and Vestrim to spread the Puritan interpretation to the New World and to ensure a base for which expansion co

...odox [[Alydianism]] (22.6%)<br> Puritan [[Alydianism]] (13.3%)<br> Other [[Alydianism|Alydian]] (16.3%)<br> [[Trúathi]] (4.3%)<br> [[Navdarism]] (2.6%)<br> Othe

|religion = 83.5% [[Alydianism|Puritan]]<br>11.2% [[Alydian Orthodox Church|Orthodox]]<br>3.9% {{wp|Irreligious}}<

| label3 = [[Alydianism|Eucidean]] | label4 = [[Alydianism|Puritan]]

...th the exception of [[Calsiana]], [[Roe]] and [[Cjargna]]) recognise the [[Alydianism|Orthodox Alydian Church]] as their {{wpl|official church}}. In these provin ...e of foreign-born population. Despite the majoritarian identification with Alydianism {{wpl|religious observance}} is generally low. Only about 13% of the popula

...ustoms, cultures and language. This period also saw the expansion of the [[Alydianism|Alydian Church]] throughout the Padanian region as local rulers converted t ...ltural mistranslations of this religion would ultimately form the basis of Alydianism which would develop over the following centuries.

...Liiduria|The Sadamic League]] would be a major contributor to the crusade. Alydianism was historically very popular in Liiduria, dating back to Fiorentine times. | label1 =Orthodox Alydianism