Intergalactic Summit

Transcript of the Sermon on the Justification of the Reclaiming


Few things have contributed more to the doubts being raised of the justification of the Reclaiming than the last two hundred years of conflict in New Eden.

The races that have been encountered and the relativistic outlook that they mistakenly share have put Amarrians in the position of being scorned and hated for striving to enlighten publicly their faith to the ignorant masses.


Some formerly staunch Amarrian groups have changed theological course, moving away from the orthodox understanding of God and his faith, thus compromising the effectiveness of the Reclaiming.

Further some Amarrians have also been prone to complicate or erroneously expand their understanding of the Reclaiming — playing down the expansion of the faith in favor of diplomatic causes and other unorthodox endeavors, allowing the Reclaiming to become secondary in such acts.

God calls Amarrians to return to the mandate of the Reclaiming, recognizing that being Amarr is nothing without the drive to spread God’s word. If it is not reaching, converting and multiplying the faithful, it is not Amarrian.

Reclaiming is a grace from God, not a skill, it is not something that succeeds or fails because of human strength. Reclaiming is God’s work, and it will go on with or without Amarr and God and his saving justice will not be thwarted by our inactivity. Amarrians must become focused on spreading the faith through acts of rigid justice and expansion.

In the Reclaiming of God’s people, then, both words and deeds are necessary.
The Faith must be proclaimed to all – that is the mission of God and so that is the purpose of the Amarrians. Let our deeds speak louder than our words!

Your most humble and lowly of servants

Rahj Ka

I have a good feeling about this post! One thousand and third times the charm right?

So, you are going to relcaim the Caldari? Is that what OP is saying? Because in the interests of peace most Amarr tap dance away from being so honest.

Dirty minmatar heathen #2967 eagerly awaiting reclaiming. I live in J120442, please come save me from my nice life with my family. I don't want to go even one more moment without the lash.

Very well said Brother Ka.

Is it my understanding that CLGRY has re-opened it's doors?

Well, they say they're going to reclaim us all.
These scripture lovers must have a short memory though, one of the heirs tried that with the Federation not too long ago.
Didn't end very well for them.

I do find it interesting though, how so many of them claim a book written by one of their emperors is the direct word of their god and therefore is unquestionable law.
seems a tad heretical, to take the word of man as the will of the divine.

CVA needs a better propaganda group.

The emperor speaks with the Voice of God. The emperor is God's messenger and so their will is God's will.

No, it's not heretical. That is orthodox. Heretical would be disputing the emperor's blessed authority.

However, the Pax Amarria is not Scripture, and His Holiness Heideran VII is not on the throne anymore. Whether its writings remain valid for our time is to be determined by Her Imperial Majesty Jamyl I and the Theology Council.


As far as diplomacy goes. Diplomacy for the sake of diplomacy is wrong. But diplomacy in the name of Reclaiming is part of our mandate. That is why we must be careful in how we deal with the interstellar community. The Reclaiming does not require violence. But it does require God's word to be spread and sin, apostasy, and heresy to be conquered. All of creation must be Reclaimed for God. The best method for doing so is determined by the emperor, as the emperor was given the power to harness the good and punish the evil.

Amarr has not stopped the Reclaiming, and never will. Diplomacy is one method of expansion, but it must be done with integrity. Amarr cannot concede our faith and culture just to appeal to foreigners, which is unfortunately what some Amarr try to advocate for.

Very well said, Miss Kernher. Straight and to the point while managing to remain candid.





It would be appreciated if you familiarized yourself with even the most basic and commonly accepted knowledges of the Faith before attempting to undermine it with silly rhetoricals. It would help you, you know. And, God will it, you may find some parts you like and agree with.

I think the whole point is that God works through the Empress and gives her a Divine Mandate. Through her the Divine Mandate passes down through the various departments of her government - well, the Theology Council at least, I'm not sure about the others. Take Heideran IV - while he was around HE had the Divine Mandate. He's dead now, so he no longer possesses it. What about the things he wrote? They had the Divine Mandate while he was alive and I suppose that they remain Divine unless the current holder of that Mandate, Jamyl Sarum, declares those writings no longer current.

I'm not sure if Holders also have a share in this Divine Mandate through their oaths to the Empress up through the feudal Holder system... Maybe?