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Cian: Reverted edits by Samjohnss (talk) to last revision by Priorhelmut

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Priorhelmut: /* Religion in the SCA */

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Religion in the SCA

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	Sometime during its history, the [[SCA]] decided to ban all overt use of religion from official events. This law was enacted because incidents showed some kind of ruling was required (see sidenote). While it does dispose of a very important part of medieval times, it also takes away many of the bad aspects. (e.g. it's not fun to be on the wrong side of a [[Crusade]]r, a [[Catholic]] in [[Reformation]] [[England]], etc).		Sometime during its history, the [[SCA]] decided to ban all overt use of religion from official events. This law was enacted because incidents showed some kind of ruling was required (see sidenote). While it does dispose of a very important part of medieval times, it also takes away many of the bad aspects. (e.g. it's not fun to be on the wrong side of a [[Crusade]]r, a [[Catholic]] in [[Reformation]] [[England]], etc).

	In general, a guideline is to not inflict religion on anyone else while attending an [[SCA]] event, and everyone will get along fine. Personal/Household expressions of religion are acceptable, but religious activities may not be an official part of any SCA event. Many people adopt [[persona]]s that are deeply religious, because their medieval counterpart would have been deeply religious. The problem is only with inflicting your religious beliefs (even if they're only "pretend" ones) on other people who might find that offensive. (And some people might be offended if you pretend to hold religious beliefs or positions you don't actually hold. While many in the SCA enjoy playing a Monk or Nun persona one must not display bigotry by portraying it with satire.) Feel free to carry or wear a rosary/paternoster or other [[religious]] artifact or costume;, just ''don't force them (or appear to force them) to be a part of your religious observance.'' If you are part part of a religious household/order/other you may hold religious ceremonies in your private tent or groups camp (if all attending agree) but use common sense, no dancing naked around a bonfire for all to see. Discretion and politeness is the key.		In general, a guideline is to not inflict religion on anyone else while attending an [[SCA]] event, and everyone will get along fine. Personal/Household expressions of religion are acceptable, but religious activities may not be an official part of any SCA event. Many people adopt [[persona]]s that are deeply religious, because their medieval counterpart would have been deeply religious. The problem is only with inflicting your religious beliefs (even if they're only "pretend" ones) on other people who might find that offensive. (And some people might be offended if you pretend to hold religious beliefs or positions you don't actually hold. While many in the SCA enjoy playing a [[Monk]] or [[Nun]] persona one must not display bigotry by portraying it with satire.) Feel free to carry or wear a rosary/[[paternoster]] or other [[religious]] artifact or costume;, just ''don't force them (or appear to force them) to be a part of your religious observance.'' If you are part part of a religious household/order/other you may hold religious ceremonies in your private tent or groups camp (if all attending agree) but use common sense, no dancing naked around a bonfire for all to see. Discretion and politeness is the key.

	One of the most obvious repercussions of this ruling is the ban on certain potentially offensive symbols (e.g. the Swastika, Hand of Glory, etc) in [[SCA]] [[device]]s.		One of the most obvious repercussions of this ruling is the ban on certain potentially offensive symbols (e.g. the Swastika, Hand of Glory, etc) in [[SCA]] [[device]]s.

Priorhelmut: /* Religion in the SCA */

2009-06-23T21:42:12Z

Religion in the SCA

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	<div style="float:right; width:25%; border:1px solid #8888aa; background-color:#f7f8ff;padding:5px; margin: 5px;"><small>According to [http://history.westkingdom.org/AHP/AnnotatedHistoryOfTheWest.pdf The Annotated History of The West], Governing & Policy Decision No. 6 (as it was then called) was instituted in [[AS]] VI due to problems with evangelism and "wizards" threatening people.</small></div>		<div style="float:right; width:25%; border:1px solid #8888aa; background-color:#f7f8ff;padding:5px; margin: 5px;"><small>According to [http://history.westkingdom.org/AHP/AnnotatedHistoryOfTheWest.pdf The Annotated History of The West], Governing & Policy Decision No. 6 (as it was then called) was instituted in [[AS]] VI due to problems with evangelism and "wizards" threatening people.</small></div>

	Sometime during its history, the [[SCA]] decided to ban all overt use of religion. This law was enacted because incidents showed some kind of ruling was required (see sidenote). While it does dispose of a very important part of medieval times, it also takes away many of the bad aspects. (e.g. it's not fun to be on the wrong side of a [[Crusade]]r, a [[Catholic]] in [[Reformation]] [[England]], etc).		Sometime during its history, the [[SCA]] decided to ban all overt use of religion from official events. This law was enacted because incidents showed some kind of ruling was required (see sidenote). While it does dispose of a very important part of medieval times, it also takes away many of the bad aspects. (e.g. it's not fun to be on the wrong side of a [[Crusade]]r, a [[Catholic]] in [[Reformation]] [[England]], etc).

	In general, a guideline is to not inflict religion on anyone else while attending an [[SCA]] event, and everyone will get along fine. Personal expressions of religion are acceptable, but religious activities may not be an official part of any SCA event. Many people adopt [[persona]]s that are deeply religious, because their medieval counterpart would have been deeply religious. The problem is only with inflicting your religious beliefs (even if they're only "pretend" ones) on other people who might find that offensive. (And some people might be offended if you pretend to hold religious beliefs or positions you don't actually hold; ~~this~~ is the ~~actual~~ ~~problem~~ ~~with~~ ~~monk~~ or ~~nun~~ ~~personas,~~ ~~assuming~~ ~~that~~ ~~actual~~ ~~monks~~ or ~~nuns~~ ~~are~~ ~~not~~ ~~likely to~~ ~~join the SCA~~.) Feel free to carry or ~~use~~ a rosary or other [[religious]] artifact; ~~just don't rub other people's~~ ~~faces in it~~, ~~and~~ ''don't force them (or appear to force them) to be a part of your religious observance.''		In general, a guideline is to not inflict religion on anyone else while attending an [[SCA]] event, and everyone will get along fine. Personal/Household expressions of religion are acceptable, but religious activities may not be an official part of any SCA event. Many people adopt [[persona]]s that are deeply religious, because their medieval counterpart would have been deeply religious. The problem is only with inflicting your religious beliefs (even if they're only "pretend" ones) on other people who might find that offensive. (And some people might be offended if you pretend to hold religious beliefs or positions you don't actually hold. While many in the SCA enjoy playing a Monk or Nun persona one must not display bigotry by portraying it with satire.) Feel free to carry or wear a rosary/paternoster or other [[religious]] artifact or costume;, just ''don't force them (or appear to force them) to be a part of your religious observance.'' If you are part part of a religious household/order/other you may hold religious ceremonies in your private tent or groups camp (if all attending agree) but use common sense, no dancing naked around a bonfire for all to see. Discretion and politeness is the key.

	One of the most obvious repercussions of this ruling is the ban on certain potentially offensive symbols (e.g. the Swastika, Hand of Glory, etc) in [[SCA]] [[device]]s.		One of the most obvious repercussions of this ruling is the ban on certain potentially offensive symbols (e.g. the Swastika, Hand of Glory, etc) in [[SCA]] [[device]]s.

	Curiously, many groups turn a blind eye to the practice of venerating [[relic]]s or swearing oaths by certain [[saint]], so long as those relics and oaths are based on fictional [[SCA]] saints like [[Saint Cunard the Tenacious]].		Curiously, many groups turn a blind eye to the practice of venerating [[relic]]s or swearing oaths by certain [[saint]], so long as those relics and oaths are based on fictional [[SCA]] saints like [[Saint Cunard the Tenacious]]. Many households and individuals can and do use real saints though but only as individuals and most often the relic is a mock up to look like a real one (Clay fingers, Plastic skulls, etc) for obvious reasons.


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Cian: Reverted edits by 85.234.131.132 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	== Religion in the SCA ==		== Religion in the SCA ==
	<div style="float:right; width:25%; border:1px solid #8888aa; background-color:#f7f8ff;padding:5px; margin: 5px;"><small>According to [http://history.westkingdom.org/AHP/AnnotatedHistoryOfTheWest.pdf The Annotated History of The West], Governing		<div style="float:right; width:25%; border:1px solid #8888aa; background-color:#f7f8ff;padding:5px; margin: 5px;"><small>According to [http://history.westkingdom.org/AHP/AnnotatedHistoryOfTheWest.pdf The Annotated History of The West], Governing & Policy Decision No. 6 (as it was then called) was instituted in [[AS]] VI due to problems with evangelism and "wizards" threatening people.</small></div>

			Sometime during its history, the [[SCA]] decided to ban all overt use of religion. This law was enacted because incidents showed some kind of ruling was required (see sidenote). While it does dispose of a very important part of medieval times, it also takes away many of the bad aspects. (e.g. it's not fun to be on the wrong side of a [[Crusade]]r, a [[Catholic]] in [[Reformation]] [[England]], etc).

			In general, a guideline is to not inflict religion on anyone else while attending an [[SCA]] event, and everyone will get along fine. Personal expressions of religion are acceptable, but religious activities may not be an official part of any SCA event. Many people adopt [[persona]]s that are deeply religious, because their medieval counterpart would have been deeply religious. The problem is only with inflicting your religious beliefs (even if they're only "pretend" ones) on other people who might find that offensive. (And some people might be offended if you pretend to hold religious beliefs or positions you don't actually hold; this is the actual problem with monk or nun personas, assuming that actual monks or nuns are not likely to join the SCA.) Feel free to carry or use a rosary or other [[religious]] artifact; just don't rub other people's faces in it, and ''don't force them (or appear to force them) to be a part of your religious observance.''

			One of the most obvious repercussions of this ruling is the ban on certain potentially offensive symbols (e.g. the Swastika, Hand of Glory, etc) in [[SCA]] [[device]]s.

			Curiously, many groups turn a blind eye to the practice of venerating [[relic]]s or swearing oaths by certain [[saint]], so long as those relics and oaths are based on fictional [[SCA]] saints like [[Saint Cunard the Tenacious]].


			== Related links ==

			* [[Religion in the Renaissance]]
			* [[Pagan]]ism
			* [[Old Norse Religion]]
			* [[Christian]]ity
			* [[Islam]]
			* [[Judaism]]
			* [[Buddhism]]
			* [[Hinduism]]

			[[Category:Religion]]

203.162.27.91 at 20:54, 14 July 2007

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	== Religion in the SCA ==		== Religion in the SCA ==
	<div style="float:right; width:25%; border:1px solid #8888aa; background-color:#f7f8ff;padding:5px; margin: 5px;"><small>According to [http://history.westkingdom.org/AHP/AnnotatedHistoryOfTheWest.pdf The Annotated History of The West], Governing ~~& Policy Decision No. 6 (as it was then called) was instituted in [[AS]] VI due to problems with evangelism and "wizards" threatening people.</small></div>~~		<div style="float:right; width:25%; border:1px solid #8888aa; background-color:#f7f8ff;padding:5px; margin: 5px;"><small>According to [http://history.westkingdom.org/AHP/AnnotatedHistoryOfTheWest.pdf The Annotated History of The West], Governing

	Sometime during its history, the [[SCA]] decided to ban all overt use of religion. This law was enacted because incidents showed some kind of ruling was required (see sidenote). While it does dispose of a very important part of medieval times, it also takes away many of the bad aspects. (e.g. it's not fun to be on the wrong side of a [[Crusade]]r, a [[Catholic]] in [[Reformation]] [[England]], etc).

	In general, a guideline is to not inflict religion on anyone else while attending an [[SCA]] event, and everyone will get along fine. Personal expressions of religion are acceptable, but religious activities may not be an official part of any SCA event. Many people adopt [[persona]]s that are deeply religious, because their medieval counterpart would have been deeply religious. The problem is only with inflicting your religious beliefs (even if they're only "pretend" ones) on other people who might find that offensive. (And some people might be offended if you pretend to hold religious beliefs or positions you don't actually hold; this is the actual problem with monk or nun personas, assuming that actual monks or nuns are not likely to join the SCA.) Feel free to carry or use a rosary or other [[religious]] artifact; just don't rub other people's faces in it, and ''don't force them (or appear to force them) to be a part of your religious observance.''

	One of the most obvious repercussions of this ruling is the ban on certain potentially offensive symbols (e.g. the Swastika, Hand of Glory, etc) in [[SCA]] [[device]]s.

	Curiously, many groups turn a blind eye to the practice of venerating [[relic]]s or swearing oaths by certain [[saint]], so long as those relics and oaths are based on fictional [[SCA]] saints like [[Saint Cunard the Tenacious]].


	== Related links ==

	* [[Religion in the Renaissance]]
	* [[Pagan]]ism
	* [[Old Norse Religion]]
	* [[Christian]]ity
	* [[Islam]]
	* [[Judaism]]
	* [[Buddhism]]
	* [[Hinduism]]

	[[Category:Religion]]