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Founder of Christianity, and still worshipped as God in human form in some parts of the Galaxy by Christians and by members of some derived faiths. He is variously regarded as an avatar of some other deity, a prophet, a bodhisattva, a satguru, a heretic, and so on by members of some non-Christian religions; in Islam he is regarded as a Messenger of Allah.
As with many persons from pre-Technocalypse history, there are those who believe that some or all of what is recorded of his life is a fiction.
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- Universalist, Universalism, Perennialist, Perennialism - Text by M. Alan Kazlev
Clade or phyle of sapients that assert that there is a universal truth, a Perennial or Universal Philosophy, that lies as a common thread through all mystical teachings, regardless of origin or toposophy. While Perennialism dates back to Old Earth Sufism, in its current form it derives from the school of Kagyal of Porphyry (Sophic League). No relation to the Universalist Church.
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| -7000 to 30 AT: Pre-Spaceflight Old Earth | 7000 BT to 270 BT: The Agricultural Age | Famous and Historical Non-ascended Sophonts |
| Iron Age | Religion |
Development Notes
Text by Stephen Inniss
after an original entry by M. Alan Kazlev
Initially published on 23 December 2008.
after an original entry by M. Alan Kazlev
Initially published on 23 December 2008.
