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== Politics == | == Politics == | ||
The Church of Langenthal is represented politically by the party Devout Reformists, led by [[Archbishop Ronald McDonald | The Church of Langenthal is represented politically by the party Devout Reformists, led by [[Archbishop Francois De Gournay]], after the previous political leader, Bishop Ronald McDonald, was arrested by the police. They vow to reform [[Ihazon]] to go back to its religious roots, replace the parliamentary Republic with a theocracy, establish [[Trondheim]] as its capital, and rename the nation to the Holy Lands of Ihazon. | ||
== History (adapted from the Ancient Tapestries of Langenthal | == History (adapted from the Ancient Tapestries of Langenthal Cathedral) == | ||
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The Church of Langenthal is the largest religious institution on the Surface, primarily rooted in Ihazon. It vows to serve the way of God. The church has for long sworn protection of Togfan, whom they believe is the messenger of God, and condemned Borisdotpercy, whom they claim to be the God of Deception. It has a long history of involvement in major events in the world.
Politics
The Church of Langenthal is represented politically by the party Devout Reformists, led by Archbishop Francois De Gournay, after the previous political leader, Bishop Ronald McDonald, was arrested by the police. They vow to reform Ihazon to go back to its religious roots, replace the parliamentary Republic with a theocracy, establish Trondheim as its capital, and rename the nation to the Holy Lands of Ihazon.
History (adapted from the Ancient Tapestries of Langenthal Cathedral)
something epic