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| − | Crazed fringed sect that believes the universe was created as a story for the amusement of several powerful dieties, known as "the Writers". All of the events, cities, nations, and people of this world are believed merely to exist in the imaginations of these god-men for their sole amusement (and they are largely men, besides a legendary | + | Crazed fringed sect that believes the universe was created as a story for the amusement of several powerful dieties, known as "the Writers". All of the events, cities, nations, and people of this world are believed merely to exist in the imaginations of these god-men for their sole amusement (and they are largely men, besides a legendary founder). The cultists are believed to be completely insane by most mainstream people -- after all, who would believe that same "writer" is responsible for the [[Scandian League]] and the [[Tasnica Republic]], or that the Seraphim were the work of a god bearing the name of a work of moogle pornography!? |
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| + | Nonetheless, the Cult of the Writers sites evidence such as the large prominence of [[Hotchick]]s in prominent world politics and events, certain historical inconsistencies, and the strangely rapid advance of technology in certain situations. | ||
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[[Category:Religions]] | [[Category:Religions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:51, 25 February 2007
Crazed fringed sect that believes the universe was created as a story for the amusement of several powerful dieties, known as "the Writers". All of the events, cities, nations, and people of this world are believed merely to exist in the imaginations of these god-men for their sole amusement (and they are largely men, besides a legendary founder). The cultists are believed to be completely insane by most mainstream people -- after all, who would believe that same "writer" is responsible for the Scandian League and the Tasnica Republic, or that the Seraphim were the work of a god bearing the name of a work of moogle pornography!?
Nonetheless, the Cult of the Writers sites evidence such as the large prominence of Hotchicks in prominent world politics and events, certain historical inconsistencies, and the strangely rapid advance of technology in certain situations.
