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...n of key Amendist beliefs and embrace of {{wp|Eastern Christianity|Western Sotirian}} influences. ===Mariology and veneration of saints===

...f [[Ubeyama]], hoping to establish a mission in Senria, becoming the first Sotirian missionary to Senria in the process. He sought an audience with the [[Monar ...rians into slavery, the {{wp|Daimyo|daimyou}} [[Tadaharu Matunaga]] banned Sotirian missionary work within his domain. While most of Pererius's companions left

...any non-Sotirian Senrians practice secularized and commercialized forms of Sotirian holidays. ...disunity of the [[Tigoku period]] and were successful enough to establish Sotirian communities within the country; both countries subsequently sought to draw

...lude smaller shrines at which one may pay respect to a host of spirits and saints. Although holy texts exist, collectively known as the "Satya", or the truth ...alled Martyrs and Saints, though more properly these are equivalent to the Sotirian cardinals. These are people who have made extraordinary sacrifices for the

...religion in [[Paretia]]. The country has been predominantly [[Sotirianity|Sotirian]], mainly [[Solarian Catholic Church|Solarian Catholic]], since the times t ...centuries, Paretians have considered their country a central nation of the Sotirian world.

...onary regime implemented a series of popular campaigns aimed at instilling Sotirian morality and republican virtue, legitimising these and mobilising society v ...cise such belief without restraint temporally. The 1773 pamphlet wrote, “A Sotirian cannot be close to God nor obedient to His will if subject to the will of a

...st throughout the 1990s, but benefited from public infighting within the [[Sotirian Democratic Union]] over Estmere's adoption of the [[Euclo]]. Reform, in com ...sterity}} and tightened security laws, instead securing the support of the Sotirian Democratic Union in a national government. Reid resigned in 2008, and was r

...man to have ever served as Minister-President of the [[West Miersa|Miersan Sotirian Republic]], and is the first woman to serve as leader of any of the major p ...the [[Miersan National Party]] who had governed the [[West Miersa|Miersan Sotirian Republic]] since its independence from [[Soravia]].

...e, usually lining the walls of Churches and Monasteries with images of the Saints or bilical figures. While many of the early Tengarian churches are more aus

...of the islands of [[Parane]] and the [[Îles Émeraude]] and the [[Îles des Saints]], which today are part of [[Satucin]] and Gaullica respectively, as well a ...r parties taking the most seats. Due to number of seats the Democratic and Sotirian Democratic Parties won, the two parties formed a coalition, with [[Pierre V

...o (City)|San Giorgio]], named after {{wp|Saint George}}, one of the patron saints of colony. The colony was eventually renamed to Ceneria when it declared in ...Indigenous Force]] (4)<br>'''Opposition (115)'''<br>{{colorbox|#2896c8}} [[Sotirian Democratic Society]] (34)<br>{{colorbox|#e65b00}} [[Liberty Party (Ceneria)

...gua)|Suthmeerites]] (which became the [[Sotirian Democratic Party (Imagua)|Sotirian Democratic Party]] in 1936 and the [[Liberal Party (Imagua)|Liberals]] in 1 ...ua|Democratic Labour Party]] and the [[Sotirian Democratic Party of Imagua|Sotirian Democrats]] had become entrenched by the end of the 1950s.

...r> 2.1% Irreligious <br> 1.6% [[Vrefason]]<br> 1.4% Badist <br> 1.3% Other Sotirian <br> 0.8% Other ...lorer Auguste de Antibes, who named after one of Gaullica's most important Saints, [[Saint Chloé]]. It was soon colonized and settled by 1507 by Gaullican s

| [[Îles des Saints]] ...fan|Irfanic]], or as missionary work in Dezevau intensified, [[Sotirianity|Sotirian]]. The most significant denomination was that of [[Gaullica]], the [[Solari

...name Buckland first appears in the Venerable Seofeca's [[Lives of Northern Saints]]. The second, and less accepted folk etymology, is that it derives from '' |label4 = [[Amendism|Sotirian Other]]

...s}} Solarians who felt increasingly sidelined by traditional structures of Sotirian religious and political power. Sotirianism would later be adopted by the So | style="text-align:center;"|[[Germán del Caserío]] ([[Sotirian Federation (Auratia)|SF]]) <br /><small>[[Premier of Auratia|Premier]]</sma

...ay}} ||''Ognissanti'' ||{{ya}} ||Commemorates all [[Sotirianity|Sotirian]] saints, known or unknown.

| {{small|— 2.3% Other Sotirian}}}} ...and reports suggest that many Satrians that converted were only nominally Sotirian.

...{{colorbox|#00b6a4}} [[Etruria plus Euclea]] (6)<br>{{colorbox|#006ab4}} [[Sotirian People's Force]] (4)<br>{{colorbox|#ff0000}} [[Popular Renewal (Etruria)|Po ...to enter government with the FWU, while the SDP went into coalition with [[Sotirian Democracy]] until its merger with the EFP in 2002, and the [[Popular Libera

...Church|Episemialist]] <br> 1.9% Irreligious <br> 1.5% Other [[Sotirianity|Sotirian]] <br> 0.9% Other ...bly, the constitution draws its foundational principles primarily from the Sotirian and {{wp|Aristotleanism|Teleological}} ideas of the [[Istina School]].