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Places of worship

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	==Practices==		==Practices==
	===Places of worship===		===Places of worship===
	Places of worship for [[One ~~Orthdox~~ Church\|Orthodox]] and [[One Church of Man\|Mannish]] denominations are called [[Church (Ānism)\|churches]]. The primary role of a church is to facilitate the gathering of an Ānist community. Its construction is commissioned by the clergy, financed by lay donations, and carried out by artists and craftsmen. Its architectural design has evolved over the centuries according to its importance and function. Its upkeep is the responsibility of religious authorities or public authorities, depending on the country, and the preservation of the most remarkable examples is ensured under various cultural heritage protection policies.		Places of worship for [[One Orthodox Church\|Orthodox]] and [[One Church of Man\|Mannish]] denominations are called [[Church (Ānism)\|churches]]. The primary role of a church is to facilitate the gathering of an Ānist community. Its construction is commissioned by the clergy, financed by lay donations, and carried out by artists and craftsmen. Its architectural design has evolved over the centuries according to its importance and function. Its upkeep is the responsibility of religious authorities or public authorities, depending on the country, and the preservation of the most remarkable examples is ensured under various cultural heritage protection policies.

	===Rites===		===Rites===

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Holy war

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	A holy war is a war or struggle waged for the defense or propagation of Ānism. According to the [[Fumbas]], Ānism recognizes four types of holy wars: holy war of the heart against one's own ego, holy war of the tongue against hypocrisy, holy war of the hand against animal impulses, and holy war of the sword against non-believers in God. Holy war of the heart calls upon Ānists to "fight in order to improve themselves or to improve society", encouraging humility and selflessness. A "holy war" can thus be interpreted as a "spiritual struggle". Conversely, a holy war of the sword has served as an argument for various Ānist groups throughout history to promote military actions against non-Ānists or even other Ānist groups considered to be opponents and rebels.		A holy war is a war or struggle waged for the defense or propagation of Ānism. According to the [[Fumbas]], Ānism recognizes four types of holy wars: holy war of the heart against one's own ego, holy war of the tongue against hypocrisy, holy war of the hand against animal impulses, and holy war of the sword against non-believers in God. Holy war of the heart calls upon Ānists to "fight in order to improve themselves or to improve society", encouraging humility and selflessness. A "holy war" can thus be interpreted as a "spiritual struggle". Conversely, a holy war of the sword has served as an argument for various Ānist groups throughout history to promote military actions against non-Ānists or even other Ānist groups considered to be opponents and rebels.

	Throughout history, there have been numerous holy wars of the sword sanctioned by the [[One ~~Orthdox~~ Church]] and the [[One Church of Man]], often against each other, but also against [[Sunneism\|Sunneists]], [[Manigism\|Manigists]], [[Scildism\|Scildists]] and [[THYO-RIVER]]. The most recent holy war sanctioned by both churches against non-Ānists was the [[Austral War]].		Throughout history, there have been numerous holy wars of the sword sanctioned by the [[One Orthodox Church]] and the [[One Church of Man]], often against each other, but also against [[Sunneism\|Sunneists]], [[Manigism\|Manigists]], [[Scildism\|Scildists]] and [[THYO-RIVER]]. The most recent holy war sanctioned by both churches against non-Ānists was the [[Austral War]].

	==Practices==		==Practices==

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	\| area = Worldwide		\| area = Worldwide
	\| language = [[TBD]]		\| language = [[TBD]]
	\| founder = [[Pum Walambi]]		\| founder = [[Pum of Walambi]]
	\| founded_date = {{abbr\|3rd century BCE\|3rd century BCE (Earth Year Equivalent)}}		\| founded_date = {{abbr\|3rd century BCE\|3rd century BCE (Earth Year Equivalent)}}
	\| founded_place = [[TBD]]		\| founded_place = [[TBD]]
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	'''Ānism''', also known as '''Āni'''<!--Old English for One--> or the '''One Faith''', is a religion based on the dogma of absolute [[wikipedia:monotheism\|monotheism]], which originates in the [[Fumbas]]. Followers of Ānism consider the word of God to be revealed in the {{abbr\|3rd century BCE\|3rd century BCE (Earth Year Equivalent)}} in [[Visala]] to [[Pum Walambi]], who is regarded by these same followers as the messenger of God.		'''Ānism''', also known as '''Āni'''<!--Old English for One--> or the '''One Faith''', is a religion based on the dogma of absolute [[wikipedia:monotheism\|monotheism]], which originates in the [[Fumbas]]. Followers of Ānism consider the word of God to be revealed in the {{abbr\|3rd century BCE\|3rd century BCE (Earth Year Equivalent)}} in [[Visala]] to [[Pum of Walambi]], who is regarded by these same followers as the messenger of God.

	In {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}, the number of Ānists worldwide was estimated at ~1.1 billion, representing a quarter of the population on [[Basis]], making Ānism the second largest religion on Basis after [[Sunneism]].		In {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}, the number of Ānists worldwide was estimated at ~1.1 billion, representing a quarter of the population on [[Basis]], making Ānism the second largest religion on Basis after [[Sunneism]].
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	==Beliefs==		==Beliefs==
	===God===		===God===
	Ānism reveres God as the supreme Authority through the interpretation and observance of His Law, the [[Fumbas]], revealed to the prophet [[Pum Walambi]]. God is the Creator who created all living beings, including humans. U/C		Ānism reveres God as the supreme Authority through the interpretation and observance of His Law, the [[Fumbas]], revealed to the prophet [[Pum of Walambi]]. God is the Creator who created all living beings, including humans. U/C

	===Image of God===		===Image of God===
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	*[[Benevolence (Ānism)\|Benevolence]], where an Ānist faithful helps their community and ease their suffering;		*[[Benevolence (Ānism)\|Benevolence]], where an Ānist faithful helps their community and ease their suffering;
	*[[Marriage (Ānism)\|Marriage]], which unites husband and wife in honor of God the Creator;		*[[Marriage (Ānism)\|Marriage]], which unites husband and wife in honor of God the Creator;
	*[[Conferment (Ānism)\|Conferment]], by which God's message entrusted to [[Pum Walambi]] continues to be spread in the Church and beyond by men who have received an ordination (priests and bishops) and who can confer certain rites: naming, manifestation, divulgence and marriage (priests and bishops), and conferment (bishops).		*[[Conferment (Ānism)\|Conferment]], by which God's message entrusted to [[Pum of Walambi]] continues to be spread in the Church and beyond by men who have received an ordination (priests and bishops) and who can confer certain rites: naming, manifestation, divulgence and marriage (priests and bishops), and conferment (bishops).

	We distinguish between:		We distinguish between:
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	===Pilgrimages===		===Pilgrimages===
	In Ānism, the pilgrimage is in principle made to the three great holy sites: [[~~CITY~~]] and the [[Church of ~~PLACE~~]], [[~~CITY~~]] and the [[Church of ~~PLACE~~]], and [[~~CITY~~]] and the [[Church of ~~PLACE~~]]. In addition to those three sites, the followers of the [[One Church of Man]] also consider the [[Church of the Red Crocodile]] in [[Nilâm]], [[Geno]], as a holy site.		In Ānism, the pilgrimage is in principle made to the three great holy sites: [[Walambi]] ([[COUNTRY1]]) and the [[Church of Walambi]], [[Xolant]] ([[COUNTRY2]]) and the [[Church of the Messenger]], and [[Wamping]] ([[Methelor]]) and the [[Church of Mirrors]]. In addition to those three sites, the followers of the [[One Church of Man]] also consider the [[Church of the Red Crocodile]] in [[Nilâm]], [[Geno]], as a holy site.

	===Funerals===		===Funerals===
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	==Scriptures==		==Scriptures==
	The [[Fumbas]] is the holy scripture of Ānism. It was predominantly written by [[Pum Walambi]].		The [[Fumbas]] is the holy scripture of Ānism. It was predominantly written by [[Pum of Walambi]].

	==History==		==History==

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	\| caption = The [[Āni]], a symbol representing God		\| caption = The [[Āni]], a symbol representing God
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	\| caption = The [[~~wikipedia:Globus cruciger\|~~Āni]], a symbol representing God		\| caption = The [[Āni]], a symbol representing God
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	\| main_classification = [[Visalian religions\|Visalian]]		\| main_classification = [[Visalian religions\|Visalian]]

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	\| main_classification = [[Visalian religions\|Visalian]]		\| main_classification = [[Visalian religions\|Visalian]]

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Ablations and body modifications

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	Meanwhile, Ānist women must undergo four similar traditional ablations:		Meanwhile, Ānist women must undergo four similar traditional ablations:
	*style their hair in ~~according~~ with their age and marital status;		*style their hair in accordance with their age and marital status;
	*[[wikipedia:ear piercing\|ear piercings]];		*[[wikipedia:ear piercing\|ear piercings]];
	*clipping of nails;		*clipping of nails;

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	\| scripture =		\| scripture =
	\| theology = [[wikipedia:Monotheism\|Monotheism]]		\| theology = [[wikipedia:Monotheism\|Monotheism]]
	\| area = ~~[[Visala]] or worldwide, TBD~~		\| area = Worldwide
	\| language = [[TBD]]		\| language = [[TBD]]
	\| founder = [[~~DUDE~~]]		\| founder = [[Pum Walambi]]
	\| founded_date = {{abbr\|3rd ~~to 4th~~ century BCE\|3rd century BCE (Earth Year Equivalent)}}		\| founded_date = {{abbr\|3rd century BCE\|3rd century BCE (Earth Year Equivalent)}}
	\| founded_place = [[TBD]]		\| founded_place = [[TBD]]
	\| separated_from = [[PREDECESSOR MONOTHEISTIC RELIGION]]		\| separated_from = [[PREDECESSOR MONOTHEISTIC RELIGION]]
	\| separations = ~~[[TBD]]~~		\| separations =
	\| number_of_followers = TBD ([[List of countries by Ānist population\|Ānists]])		\| number_of_followers = TBD ([[List of countries by Ānist population\|Ānists]])
	}}		}}

	'''Ānism''', also known as '''Āni'''<!--Old English for One--> or the '''One Faith''', is a [[wikipedia:monotheism\|~~monotheistic~~]] ~~religion~~.		'''Ānism''', also known as '''Āni'''<!--Old English for One--> or the '''One Faith''', is a religion based on the dogma of absolute [[wikipedia:monotheism\|monotheism]], which originates in the [[Fumbas]]. Followers of Ānism consider the word of God to be revealed in the {{abbr\|3rd century BCE\|3rd century BCE (Earth Year Equivalent)}} in [[Visala]] to [[Pum Walambi]], who is regarded by these same followers as the messenger of God.

	Ānism ~~developed from~~ the ~~spiritual teachings of~~ [[~~DUDE~~]].		In {{abbr\|2440\|2027 (Earth Year Equivalent)}}, the number of Ānists worldwide was estimated at ~1.1 billion, representing a quarter of the population on [[Basis]], making Ānism the second largest religion on Basis after [[Sunneism]].

	==Beliefs==		==Beliefs==
			===God===
			Ānism reveres God as the supreme Authority through the interpretation and observance of His Law, the [[Fumbas]], revealed to the prophet [[Pum Walambi]]. God is the Creator who created all living beings, including humans. U/C

	===Image of God===		===Image of God===
	The "image of God" is a foundational aspect of Ānist belief with regard to the fundamental understanding of mankind's nature. It was first mentioned in the [[~~BOOK~~]], which reads: "Tall and lean compared to his other creations, God created man in his own image; male and female he created them."		The "image of God" is a foundational aspect of Ānist belief with regard to the fundamental understanding of mankind's nature. It was first mentioned in the [[Fumbas]], which reads: "Tall and lean compared to his other creations, God created man in his own image; male and female he created them."

			The [[One Orthodox Church]] argues that it refers to [[wikipedia:mankind\|mankind]] as a whole in contrast to other animals, regardless of actual physical appearance, while the [[One Church of Man]] believes the description should be taken literally in that tall and lean means a person is closer to God than people who are not.

			===Holy war===
			A holy war is a war or struggle waged for the defense or propagation of Ānism. According to the [[Fumbas]], Ānism recognizes four types of holy wars: holy war of the heart against one's own ego, holy war of the tongue against hypocrisy, holy war of the hand against animal impulses, and holy war of the sword against non-believers in God. Holy war of the heart calls upon Ānists to "fight in order to improve themselves or to improve society", encouraging humility and selflessness. A "holy war" can thus be interpreted as a "spiritual struggle". Conversely, a holy war of the sword has served as an argument for various Ānist groups throughout history to promote military actions against non-Ānists or even other Ānist groups considered to be opponents and rebels.

	~~The~~ [[One ~~Orthodox~~ Church]] ~~argues that it refers to~~ [[~~Mankind~~]] ~~as a whole~~ but the [[~~One Church of Man~~]] ~~believes bla bla bla~~.		Throughout history, there have been numerous holy wars of the sword sanctioned by the [[One Orthdox Church]] and the [[One Church of Man]], often against each other, but also against [[Sunneism\|Sunneists]], [[Manigism\|Manigists]], [[Scildism\|Scildists]] and [[THYO-RIVER]]. The most recent holy war sanctioned by both churches against non-Ānists was the [[Austral War]].

	~~===Holy Wars===~~
	==Practices==		==Practices==
			===Places of worship===
			Places of worship for [[One Orthdox Church\|Orthodox]] and [[One Church of Man\|Mannish]] denominations are called [[Church (Ānism)\|churches]]. The primary role of a church is to facilitate the gathering of an Ānist community. Its construction is commissioned by the clergy, financed by lay donations, and carried out by artists and craftsmen. Its architectural design has evolved over the centuries according to its importance and function. Its upkeep is the responsibility of religious authorities or public authorities, depending on the country, and the preservation of the most remarkable examples is ensured under various cultural heritage protection policies.

			===Rites===
			The six holy rites of Ānism are:
			*[[Naming (Ānism)\|Naming]], a rite of introduction and presentation to God;
			*[[Manifestation (Ānism)\|Manifestation]], the indelible outpouring of one's faith in God that increases an Ānist's connection with Him;
			*[[Divulgence (Ānism)\|Divulgence]], where an Ānist faithful acknowledges their wrongdoings before a priest who leads them to a path of repentance in the name of God;
			*[[Benevolence (Ānism)\|Benevolence]], where an Ānist faithful helps their community and ease their suffering;
			*[[Marriage (Ānism)\|Marriage]], which unites husband and wife in honor of God the Creator;
			*[[Conferment (Ānism)\|Conferment]], by which God's message entrusted to [[Pum Walambi]] continues to be spread in the Church and beyond by men who have received an ordination (priests and bishops) and who can confer certain rites: naming, manifestation, divulgence and marriage (priests and bishops), and conferment (bishops).

			We distinguish between:
			*rites of initiation: [[Naming (Ānism)\|Naming]] and [[Manifestation (Ānism)\|Manifestation]];
			*rites of healing: [[Divulgence (Ānism)\|Divulgence]] and [[Benevolence (Ānism)\|Benevolence]];
			*rites of service: [[Marriage (Ānism)\|Marriage]] and [[Conferment (Ānism)\|Conferment]].

	===Pilgrimages===		===Pilgrimages===
			In Ānism, the pilgrimage is in principle made to the three great holy sites: [[CITY]] and the [[Church of PLACE]], [[CITY]] and the [[Church of PLACE]], and [[CITY]] and the [[Church of PLACE]]. In addition to those three sites, the followers of the [[One Church of Man]] also consider the [[Church of the Red Crocodile]] in [[Nilâm]], [[Geno]], as a holy site.

	===Funerals===		===Funerals===
	To the Ānists, a corpse must be treated with utmost respect to not insult God who created humans in his own image. Consequently, specific funeral rites are to be followed. The corpse must first be bathed, completely nude, followed by embalming and prayer. The corpse is then enshrouded and buried in a cemetery. The corpse must face upward, towards the sky and God, and burying a corpse with its face towards the ground is a great insult.		To the Ānists, a corpse must be treated with utmost respect to not insult God who created humans in his own image. Consequently, specific funeral rites are to be followed, but only for faithful Ānists as this requirement is not extended to those who do not follow the [[Fumbas]]. The corpse must first be bathed, completely nude, followed by embalming and prayer. The corpse is then enshrouded and buried in a cemetery. The corpse must face upward, towards the sky and God, and burying a corpse with its face towards the ground is deemed a great insult.

			===Ablations and body modifications===
			For Ānists, the [[Fumbas]] dictates that Ānist men must undergo four traditional ablations:
			*cutting their hair;
			*clipping of nails;
			*trimming or shaving of facial hair;
			*trimming or shaving of pubic and underarm hair.

			Meanwhile, Ānist women must undergo four similar traditional ablations:
			*style their hair in according with their age and marital status;
			*[[wikipedia:ear piercing\|ear piercings]];
			*clipping of nails;
			*shaving or epilation of body hair.

			Additionally, Ānists are forbidden from undergoing certain body modifications:
			*[[wikipedia:Genital modification and mutilation\|genital modification]];
			*[[wikipedia:Tattoo\|tattooing]];
			*[[wikipedia:body piercing\|body piercings]];
			*[[wikipedia:Subdermal implant\|subdermal implants]].

	==Scriptures==		==Scriptures==
			The [[Fumbas]] is the holy scripture of Ānism. It was predominantly written by [[Pum Walambi]].

	==History==		==History==
	==Demographics==		==Demographics==

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