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04-24-2002, 09:10 AM #1
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<< So are unclaimed temple/guild/law -- unclaimed. No faith has captured
these people`s loyalty. No law exists to restrict and govern their
behaviou. No commercial activities exist to create portable wealth.
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There I disagree. Unclaimed temple/guild/law can represent local
religion/commerce/authority that is not part of any larger organization.
<< Nope - we have temple levels, the proportion of the population involved
in the active worship of a particular faith. Nothing to say how well
developed that worship is. Do they get together at Amway meetings in
someone`s house? or do they have a large cathedral? (<<more humour for
those that don`t catch on>>) [Should I stick to the star wars theme?]
>>
Okay, is anyone actually laughing at this?
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04-24-2002, 09:10 AM #2
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<< So are unclaimed temple/guild/law -- unclaimed. No faith has captured
these people`s loyalty. No law exists to restrict and govern their
behaviou. No commercial activities exist to create portable wealth.
>>
There I disagree. Unclaimed temple/guild/law can represent local
religion/commerce/authority that is not part of any larger organization.
<< Nope - we have temple levels, the proportion of the population involved
in the active worship of a particular faith. Nothing to say how well
developed that worship is. Do they get together at Amway meetings in
someone`s house? or do they have a large cathedral? (<<more humour for
those that don`t catch on>>) [Should I stick to the star wars theme?]
>>
Okay, is anyone actually laughing at this?
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04-24-2002, 03:15 PM #3
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the Falcon wrote:
><< So are unclaimed temple/guild/law -- unclaimed. No faith has captured
>these people`s loyalty. No law exists to restrict and govern their
>behaviou. No commercial activities exist to create portable wealth.
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>There I disagree. Unclaimed temple/guild/law can represent local
>religion/commerce/authority that is not part of any larger organization.
>
yeah - can .. doesn`t have to though. Trade might just not be developed
in this part of the world (this province). i.e. other explanations on a
case by case basis may be possible. e.g. elven provinces don`t have
temples - not because they don`t have organizations to do so. (small or
large), yet the lack of temple level in a human province could be
explained as you say.
>
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><< Nope - we have temple levels, the proportion of the population involved
>in the active worship of a particular faith. Nothing to say how well
>developed that worship is. Do they get together at Amway meetings in
>someone`s house? or do they have a large cathedral? (<<more humour for
>those that don`t catch on>>) [Should I stick to the star wars theme?]
>
>
>Okay, is anyone actually laughing at this?
>
;-(
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