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The Apotheon Creed is the dominant organized religion in the Veilands. Having been active since the dawn of recorded history, it is the second oldest religion beside the Elden Path. While it is officially a singular theological entity, the Cults within the church act essentially independently of one another. Cults only officially interact for major Creed-wide holidays, ecumenical councils, or crises requiring the decisions of faith leaders. | The Apotheon Creed is the dominant organized religion in the Veilands. Having been active since the dawn of recorded history, it is the second oldest religion beside the Elden Path. While it is officially a singular theological entity, the Cults within the church act essentially independently of one another. Cults only officially interact for major Creed-wide holidays, ecumenical councils, or crises requiring the decisions of faith leaders. However, it is not uncommon for inter-cult interaction in day-to-day proceedings of churches, as typically sites of worship for specific cults were built in proximity to one another. | ||
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The Apotheon Creed is the dominant organized religion in the Veilands. Having been active since the dawn of recorded history, it is the second oldest religion beside the Elden Path. While it is officially a singular theological entity, the Cults within the church act essentially independently of one another. Cults only officially interact for major Creed-wide holidays, ecumenical councils, or crises requiring the decisions of faith leaders. However, it is not uncommon for inter-cult interaction in day-to-day proceedings of churches, as typically sites of worship for specific cults were built in proximity to one another.
