Intergalactic Summit

Once you put your utter and complete trust in God, I suppose it doesn't feel that strange to place your utter and complete trust in God's representative in New Eden.

I don't share the Amarrian faith but I really understand the draw of it. I'd love to have complete faith in something bigger than me, something infalliable and powerful. The Way doesn't really provide that, having more of a focus on collectivism and consequences - I suppose that's why it feels more real to me, since life often asks us to sacrifice for the greater good and quite often confronts us with the consequences of our actions.

Yes.

If you struggle to see it from the religious perspective, then you can consider it from a secular one: Devotion to the emperor ensures a stable society. Civil unrest happens most frequently in places where individual expression is permitted.

Amarr is a society of vertical collectivism. It is similar to a military, you put your trust in those above you to lead you. Even if you don't like whoever is above you, you still respect the position they hold.

Not every choice the emperor, heirs, or holders make may be viewed positively. But we still respect that they are the emperor, heir, or holder.

Amarr is about submission.

For all things under Me serve one higher
-Reclaiming 3.20


Pieter, what you describe is what we have. Collectivism and sacrifice for a higher purpose.

Where's Kithrus?

I've said as much to you before.

All people were once united under God. The religions held by most of today's cultures are probably remnants of older beliefs, rather than entirely original.

Perhaps, or that we at least share a common origin, regardless of local culture.
Even looking at each of the planets within luminaire shows that multiple cultures can arise on a single world, both the Garoun and Raata empires were built from divergent cultures.

Indeed CLGRY's doors are open to all that seek the truth..

Rhaj Ka

Well..

I don't suppose we can vote on it?

So I have to admit I Am a bit confused, is the word of the emperor invalid unless the empress says it is or is the words of the emperor only invalid once the empress or the theology council declares it invalid?

I am not trying to speak with offense I just don't get which way it is supposed to be since there seems to be people acting like both are true when they mutually exclude one another.

Thank you for answering Samira. Does this mean the Pax Amarrian doesn't mean anything binding at the moment? Or has the theology council already decreed it.

I am a Caldari and after wandering the universe in search for a purpose beyond amassing material wealth and abusing my power as a capsuleer at the expense of mortals I have now submitted my self to the one true reason why we live:

To better the totality that is the universe through serving him who created it and gave us this power for our task.

I am a reclaimed Caldari and I hope that some day all of my people will return to HIS grace.
Different people need different ways of reclaiming though and while the Minmatar seem to require a strong hand to guide them to righteousness. The way to the Caldari heart has been opend through centuries of commerce and exchange with the Khanid and
my own people, the Achura, have been searching for HIM for millennia.
The reclaiming of the Caldari will be when they come asking for it.



Of course not. What would they want there? There is nothing to be learned, to be gained or to be feared.
The drifters seek information about those who will pose the strongest opposition.