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| − | '''Examplism''' is a religion based on the life and teachings of the Great Prophet Example. The religion is articulated by the Book of Holiness, a book considered by its adherents as the true word of God. The religious scripture is a collection of the Great Prophet Example's words. An adherent of Examplism is called an Examplist. |
+ | '''Examplism''' is a religion based on the life and teachings of the Great Prophet Example. The religion is articulated by the Book of Holiness, a book considered by its adherents as the true word of God. The religious scripture is a collection of the Great Prophet Example's words. An adherent of Examplism is called an Examplist. |
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+ | Examplists believe in one supreme being who they call the Great Example. He is described as all knowing and everlasting. |
==Philosophy and teachings== |
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Examplism is a religion based on the life and teachings of the Great Prophet Example. The religion is articulated by the Book of Holiness, a book considered by its adherents as the true word of God. The religious scripture is a collection of the Great Prophet Example's words. An adherent of Examplism is called an Examplist.
Examplists believe in one supreme being who they call the Great Example. He is described as all knowing and everlasting.
Philosophy and teachings
The Power
The Acts
The sacred scripture is multiple; the Acts are books that have been written by prophets themselves/gods