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===[[Qurosism]]=== | ===[[Qurosism]]=== | ||
The Qurosist religions are a large family of related religions originating in and practiced primarily within modern-day [[Lower Ekuosia]] and (to a lesser extent) areas previously occupied by the empires originating therein. Most religions in the group are quite disorganized. They share a general pantheon of five major and countless minor deities, and key beliefs about reality, such as that the world exists as a dream of the creator god (typically Quuros), is cyclical, and that most people who die will be reborn in the next world. Adherence to Qurosist faiths is strongly correlated to social practice of the [[Lower Ekuosian gender system]]. | The Qurosist religions are a large family of related religions originating in and practiced primarily within modern-day [[Lower Ekuosia]] and (to a lesser extent) areas previously occupied by the empires originating therein. Most religions in the group are quite disorganized. They share a general pantheon of five major and countless minor deities, and key beliefs about reality, such as that the world exists as a dream of the creator god (typically Quuros), is cyclical, and that most people who die will be reborn in the next world. Adherence to Qurosist faiths is strongly correlated to social practice of the [[Lower Ekuosian gender system]]. | ||
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===Folk Religions=== | ===Folk Religions=== |
Revision as of 22:51, 24 April 2023
Across Sahar, there are a number of religious groups that comprise the peoples' collective faiths. Inside these groups and between individuals, however, there may be internal division between what certain groups believe about the religion.
Alpa
Avrë Ktha
Folk Religions
Baredina
Iovism
Qurosism
The Qurosist religions are a large family of related religions originating in and practiced primarily within modern-day Lower Ekuosia and (to a lesser extent) areas previously occupied by the empires originating therein. Most religions in the group are quite disorganized. They share a general pantheon of five major and countless minor deities, and key beliefs about reality, such as that the world exists as a dream of the creator god (typically Quuros), is cyclical, and that most people who die will be reborn in the next world. Adherence to Qurosist faiths is strongly correlated to social practice of the Lower Ekuosian gender system.
E'atusyawa
Folk Religions
Boroso
Kuyathic religions
Zanhaš
Sidharkuv
Eelgledism
Eelgledism is the dominant religion in the Fals Empire and the Fáknir Republic. It is the most widely practiced religion among Fals in Boroso.
Vadyashon
Karakat religion
A polytheistic religion practiced by the Karakats, a group of closely related Fals ethnicities.
Nagu
Lunukism
Main article: Lunukism
Folk Religions
Miraria
Maakpauean religions
Animist folk religions historically practiced by the various Maakpeauean peoples.
Haomism
Mahavic religion
Pashaism
Vodholk religions
The Vodholk ethnic group practices Apasku.
Zarasaism
Folk Religions
Busekhism in Mai Thi Skeanism in Qgam
Ystel
Folk Religions
Saandism on Jute