Church of Adria - Revision history

Cian at 23:43, 22 July 2008

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	The '''Church of Adria''' is an attempt within the [[Adrian Empire]] to recreate the importance of the [[medieval]] [[Church]] within the context of a modern [[reenactment]] organization.		The '''Church of Adria''' is an attempt within the [[Adrian Empire]] to recreate the importance of the [[medieval]] [[Church]] within the context of a modern [[reenactment]] organization.

	While historically the Christian Church (in its various denominations) was extremely influential in medieval history, the modern [[Adrian Empire]] is a non-religious organization. The Church of Adria was created to be a non-religious way to acknowledge the importance of the Church in history, and to bring the pomp and circumstance into Adrian ceremonies.		While historically the [[Christian]] Church (in its various denominations) was extremely influential in medieval history, the modern [[Adrian Empire]] is a non-religious organization. The Church of Adria was created to be a non-religious way to acknowledge the importance of the Church in history, and to bring the pomp and circumstance into Adrian ceremonies.

	That is the limit of the Church’s role in the Adrian Empire, and for all intents and purposes, the Church of Adria is considered to be equivalent to a Guild.		That is the limit of the Church’s role in the Adrian Empire, and for all intents and purposes, the Church of Adria may be considered to be equivalent to a [[Guild]].

	The Church holds a Synod three times per year, in February, June, and September.		The Church holds a Synod three times per year, in February, June, and September.

Paul Matisz at 20:03, 22 July 2008

2008-07-22T20:03:11Z

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			The '''Church of Adria''' is an attempt within the [[Adrian Empire]] to recreate the importance of the [[medieval]] [[Church]] within the context of a modern [[reenactment]] organization.
⚫	~~During the Middle Ages and Rennaisance in Europe, the Church played a very important role.~~ While historically the Christian Church (in its various ~~demoninations~~) was ~~the~~ ~~most~~ ~~influential~~, ~~Adria~~ is a non-religious organization. The Church of Adria was created to be a non-religious way to acknowledge the importance of the Church in history, and to bring the pomp and circumstance into ~~our~~ ceremonies~~. That is the extent of the Church’s role in the Adrian Empire, and for all intents and purposes, the Church of Adria is considered to be equivalent to a Guild~~.

		⚫	While historically the Christian Church (in its various denominations) was extremely influential in medieval history, the modern [[Adrian Empire]] is a non-religious organization. The Church of Adria was created to be a non-religious way to acknowledge the importance of the Church in history, and to bring the pomp and circumstance into Adrian ceremonies.

			That is the limit of the Church’s role in the Adrian Empire, and for all intents and purposes, the Church of Adria is considered to be equivalent to a Guild.

	The Church holds a Synod three times per year, in February, June, and September.		The Church holds a Synod three times per year, in February, June, and September.

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CsikosLo at 18:28, 22 July 2008

2008-07-22T18:28:34Z

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During the Middle Ages and Rennaisance in Europe, the Church played a very important role. While historically the Christian Church (in its various demoninations) was the most influential, Adria is a non-religious organization. The Church of Adria was created to be a non-religious way to acknowledge the importance of the Church in history, and to bring the pomp and circumstance into our ceremonies. That is the extent of the Church’s role in the Adrian Empire, and for all intents and purposes, the Church of Adria is considered to be equivalent to a Guild.

The Church holds a Synod three times per year, in February, June, and September.

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