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Kotvarianism revolves around the concept of [[wikipedia: Karma|Irmov]], a concept that teaches the actions one executes will result in consequences, be it in life or death. | Kotvarianism revolves around the concept of [[wikipedia: Karma|Irmov]], a concept that teaches the actions one executes will result in consequences, be it in life or death. | ||
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==Orthodox versus North Kotvarianism== | ==Orthodox versus North Kotvarianism== | ||
Revision as of 08:43, 23 September 2017
Kotvarianism is the religion of many ethnic Kostuvians. It is either the most popular or the second-most popular religion within the nations that once made up Kostuvastan.
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Beliefs
Kotvarianism revolves around the concept of Irmov, a concept that teaches the actions one executes will result in consequences, be it in life or death.
World Origins
Orthodox versus North Kotvarianism
The separation between Orthodox and North Kotvarianism stems from which god is believed to be the ruler of gods. According to Orthodox Kotvarianism, Pervob, God of the Id, was such a powerful being, that any who opposed and resisted his influence would experience severe pain and suffering. In North Kotvarianism, Efir is the ruler of the gods, being so mentally enlightened that reason and wisdom overpowered the primal beings of Pervob, Voyna, and Zhigani.
