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IV. Faith |
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| 4.1 Cosmology | ||
| Article 101-Pantheology | ||
| Canon 2643 | ||
| Pantheology is any Cosmology model based on the presumption of several god(s) or deities that form the singular Universe. | ||
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| Canon 2644 | ||
| Duality and Trinity are examples of pantheologies whereby Duality presumes the single Universe may be divided into two opposite, yet united forms. Trinity presumes that the single Universe may be divided into three forms, or is ruled by three forms. | ||
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| Canon 2645 | ||
| The Roman Cult is a Theology based on Pantheology that deliberately tricks its followers into worshipping a Trinity of lesser gods being Satan the Father, Lucifer the Son and Cybele the Holy Spirit. | ||
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| Canon 2646 | ||
| As Pantheology defies Natural Law, it is an inferior Cosmology. Therefore, all Theologies based on Pantheology are by definition inferior Theologies. | ||
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