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=== Religion === | === Religion === | ||
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According to a | According to a 1792 survey, 41.8% of adults identified themselves as a type of Ethian, 30.9% identified themselves as a type of Arandian, 14.6% identified themselves as a type of Pextinist, 9.1% identified themselves as a type of Apalist, 1.8% identified themselves as a type of Morra, and 1.8% identified themselves as a type of Calva. | ||
Ancient times, people saw Ro, slight bits of Christianity remained. Heaven equated to Ro as lush Garden of Eden type planet. When telescopes invented,but still expensive, people could see the large cities, people saw the planet with vast cities. Now in religion, towers that went past the clouds were scattered across Heaven that souls could walk atop and peer at Raythe from powerful lenses. After the fall of Ro and the immediate panic below on Raythe, telescopes eventually became less expensive that more people could purchase them. By that time, they only saw the wasteland that Heaven had now become. This caused for a split of religion. Some believed that a war had occurred in the kingdom between the gods on Ro and the daemons on the moon. Others believed that the ancient scholars had lied or deceived them, and others believed that Heaven never existed on Ro. | Ancient times, people saw Ro, slight bits of Christianity remained. Heaven equated to Ro as lush Garden of Eden type planet. When telescopes invented,but still expensive, people could see the large cities, people saw the planet with vast cities. Now in religion, towers that went past the clouds were scattered across Heaven that souls could walk atop and peer at Raythe from powerful lenses. After the fall of Ro and the immediate panic below on Raythe, telescopes eventually became less expensive that more people could purchase them. By that time, they only saw the wasteland that Heaven had now become. This caused for a split of religion. Some believed that a war had occurred in the kingdom between the gods on Ro and the daemons on the moon. Others believed that the ancient scholars had lied or deceived them, and others believed that Heaven never existed on Ro. | ||