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Diplomacy and Events / Re: Interfaith dialogue (Church of Mani and Church of Aschlon)
« on: July 22, 2020, 09:10:16 PM »
An international commission would be wonderful. For years our scholars and scribes have toiled to find the origins of Ramines, and a new perspective would not be disagreeable. Whoever, though we can supply our end of the deal, we cannot easily expect the Government to nod and let us. They are determined to slow down all religious growth in Aschlon, and will go to any lengths!
As for Aschlon's king? Nearly a decade ago now, the people of Hootoft City, our capital and a place with almost half the population calling it home, declared war against their rightful Monarch, Henry II. He unfortunately lost the ensuing civil war, him and his family being brutally executed by invaders storming his home. He watched as his family and most faithful followers died in front of him, before he himself was shot. The Hootofts in their Hootoft Revolutionary Army took control of the country, leading to a 7 or so year gap of them testing the limits of what they could do, before settling on the current government. The Lord’s rightfully chosen blood line is sadly dead.
The current life of a faithful is a sad one. All places of worship are guarded by fully armed ASSO agents, who take down the names of those entering. It is illegal for any open followers to join the armed forces, the police force or ASSO, and is much harder for them to find jobs. You may have heard about the execution of 136 various religious leaders with the accusations of working with terrorists? None of those men that died were guilty, it was just murder hidden under a cloak of justice. Over 30,000 watched and cheered the murder of these innocent men. Whilst we cannot claim that we are the only religious sufferers, we are by far the worst off. Our voice is often ignored, with it being barely heard overseas.
We would like a commission, it would help shed the mysteries on Ramine’s origins, and may even help raise awareness of our plight against the injustice of these persecutions.
As for Aschlon's king? Nearly a decade ago now, the people of Hootoft City, our capital and a place with almost half the population calling it home, declared war against their rightful Monarch, Henry II. He unfortunately lost the ensuing civil war, him and his family being brutally executed by invaders storming his home. He watched as his family and most faithful followers died in front of him, before he himself was shot. The Hootofts in their Hootoft Revolutionary Army took control of the country, leading to a 7 or so year gap of them testing the limits of what they could do, before settling on the current government. The Lord’s rightfully chosen blood line is sadly dead.
The current life of a faithful is a sad one. All places of worship are guarded by fully armed ASSO agents, who take down the names of those entering. It is illegal for any open followers to join the armed forces, the police force or ASSO, and is much harder for them to find jobs. You may have heard about the execution of 136 various religious leaders with the accusations of working with terrorists? None of those men that died were guilty, it was just murder hidden under a cloak of justice. Over 30,000 watched and cheered the murder of these innocent men. Whilst we cannot claim that we are the only religious sufferers, we are by far the worst off. Our voice is often ignored, with it being barely heard overseas.
We would like a commission, it would help shed the mysteries on Ramine’s origins, and may even help raise awareness of our plight against the injustice of these persecutions.