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'''The Holy Church of Dolan''' |
'''The Holy Church of Dolan''' |
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Revision as of 00:10, 12 August 2022
| Holy Church of Dolan | |
|---|---|
| The Clay Faith | |
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| General | |
| Ordained Prophet | Dhingus |
| Geography | |
| Holy City | The Claytican |
| Holy Sites | Pools of Clay, The First Church |
| Culture | |
| Demonym | Dolanist |
| Motto | "Claymen" |
| Holy Book | Book of Dolan |
| Holy Orders | Swords of Clay |
| Government | |
| Government | Religious Hierarchy |
| History | |
| Foundation Date | Middle period of Civcraft 1.0 |
The Holy Church of Dolan
Founded mid 1.0 by the Ordained Prophet Dhingus (the pious), following the burning of the dolan during which fresh converts self immolated to prevent the defacing of the holy one's effigy. 
Dolanists worship Dolan, the father-god of all other gods that have ever been worshipped. They practice by erecting effigies in the yards and infrastructure of heathens (anyone who denies the existence of Dolan). However, as all other deities are seen as offspring of the True Father, it is tolerable to worship other gods.
Dolanist Holy text exists in the form of The Book of Dolan, the decoherent ramblings of an exiled Dhingus following the burning of Atmora and subsequent burning of the effigy. During this time Our Lord did come to him and bespoke the text unto him. It is known, it is said.
