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==Practices== | ==Practices== | ||
===Pilgrimages=== | ===Pilgrimages=== | ||
===Funeral=== | |||
====First burial==== | |||
====Second burial==== | |||
====Festival of the Dead==== | |||
{{Main|Festival of the Dead}} | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
==Demographics== | ==Demographics== | ||
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| Scildism | |
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 The Hand of Sluj, one of the most prominent symbols of Scildism, particularly used in Qym | |
| Classification | Meranian |
| Theology | Misotheism |
| Region | Meran |
| Language | TBD |
| Founder | Sluj (according to tradition) |
| Origin | 8th century BCE TBD |
| Number of followers | TBD (Scildists) |
Scildism (IPA: /ʃi͜yldɪzᵊm/) is a misotheistic syncretist religion.
Scildism has its roots in the ancient polytheistic religions of Meran, particularly Byrakan and Ottelian traditions.
Beliefs
Evil Gods
"Gods are evil and Mankind survives through unity" etc.
Apotheosis, divinization and deification
A central tenet of Scildism is apotheosis, divinization or deification of Mankind, but particularly its Corens.