Category:Spiritual Leader - Revision history

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	A '''spiritual''' leader exercises significant influence over the people of one or more lands. He or she may do so in the absence of a [[Temporal Leader \| temporal leader]], like [[Wyan]] in [[Tepest]], as both a spiritual and a temporal leader, like [[Yagno Petrovna]] in [[G'Henna]], [[Elena Faith-hold]] in [[Nidala]] and [[Alfred Timothy]] in [[Verbrek]], or with the backing of a temporal leader who in turn is backed, like [[Himmelsk Naeve Pieter Jergaar]] in [[Nova Vaasa]]. The leader of the [[The Cult of the Ancestral Choir \| Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] rather than '''spiritual leaders''' as his or her authority is not recognised by the temporal leader of the land, he or she commands far less influence than the temporal leader of the land, and he or she cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of the land.		A '''spiritual''' leader exercises significant influence over the people of one or more lands. He or she may do so in the absence of a [[Temporal Leader \| temporal leader]], like [[Wyan]] in [[Tepest]], as both a spiritual and a temporal leader, like [[Yagno Petrovna]] in [[G'Henna]], [[Elena Faith-hold]] in [[Nidala]] and [[Alfred Timothy]] in [[Verbrek]], or with the backing of a temporal leader who in turn is backed, like [[Himmelsk Naeve Pieter Jergaar]] in [[Nova Vaasa]]. The leader of the [[The Cult of the Ancestral Choir \| Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] rather than '''spiritual leaders''' as his or her authority is not recognised by the temporal leader of the land, he or she commands far less influence than the temporal leader of the land, and he or she cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of the land.

	[[Category:Ruler]][[Category:The Faithful]]		[[Category:Ruler]][[Category:Religious Leader]][[Category:The Faithful]]

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	A '''spiritual''' leader exercises significant influence over the people of one or more lands. He or she may do so in the absence of a [[Temporal Leader \| temporal leader]], like [[Wyan]] in [[Tepest]], as both a spiritual and a temporal leader, like [[Yagno Petrovna]] in [[G'Henna]], [[Elena Faith-hold]] in [[Nidala]] and [[Alfred Timothy]] in [[Verbrek]], or with the backing of a temporal leader who in turn is backed, like [[Himmelsk Naeve Pieter Jergaar]] in [[Nova Vaasa]]. The leader of the [[The Cult of the Ancestral Choir \| Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] rather than '''spiritual leaders''' as his or her authority is not recognised by the temporal leader of the land, he or she commands far less influence than the temporal leader of the land, and he or she cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of the land.		A '''spiritual''' leader exercises significant influence over the people of one or more lands. He or she may do so in the absence of a [[Temporal Leader \| temporal leader]], like [[Wyan]] in [[Tepest]], as both a spiritual and a temporal leader, like [[Yagno Petrovna]] in [[G'Henna]], [[Elena Faith-hold]] in [[Nidala]] and [[Alfred Timothy]] in [[Verbrek]], or with the backing of a temporal leader who in turn is backed, like [[Himmelsk Naeve Pieter Jergaar]] in [[Nova Vaasa]]. The leader of the [[The Cult of the Ancestral Choir \| Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] rather than '''spiritual leaders''' as his or her authority is not recognised by the temporal leader of the land, he or she commands far less influence than the temporal leader of the land, and he or she cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of the land.

	[[Category:~~Religion~~]][[Category:~~Ruler~~]]		[[Category:Ruler]][[Category:The Faithful]]

Cure at 05:56, 20 March 2010

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	A '''spiritual''' leader exercises significant influence over the people of one or more lands. He or she may do so in the absence of a [[Temporal Leader \| temporal leader]], like [[Wyan]] in [[Tepest]], as both a spiritual and a temporal leader, like [[~~High Priest~~ Yagno Petrovna]] in [[G'Henna]], [[~~Elana Faithold~~]] in [[Nidala]] and [[~~Alferd~~ Timothy]] in [[Verbrek]], or with the backing of a temporal leader who in turn is backed, like [[Himmelsk Naeve Pieter Jergaar]] in [[Nova Vaasa]]. The leader of the [[The Cult of the Ancestral Choir \| Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] rather than '''spiritual leaders''' as his or her authority is not recognised by the temporal leader of the land, he or she commands far less influence than the temporal leader of the ~~lands~~, and he or she cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of the land.		A '''spiritual''' leader exercises significant influence over the people of one or more lands. He or she may do so in the absence of a [[Temporal Leader \| temporal leader]], like [[Wyan]] in [[Tepest]], as both a spiritual and a temporal leader, like [[Yagno Petrovna]] in [[G'Henna]], [[Elena Faith-hold]] in [[Nidala]] and [[Alfred Timothy]] in [[Verbrek]], or with the backing of a temporal leader who in turn is backed, like [[Himmelsk Naeve Pieter Jergaar]] in [[Nova Vaasa]]. The leader of the [[The Cult of the Ancestral Choir \| Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] rather than '''spiritual leaders''' as his or her authority is not recognised by the temporal leader of the land, he or she commands far less influence than the temporal leader of the land, and he or she cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of the land.

	[[Category:Religion]][[Category:Ruler]]		[[Category:Religion]][[Category:Ruler]]

Cure at 05:08, 20 March 2010

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	A spiritual leader exercises significant influence over the people of one or more lands. He or she may do so in the absence of a temporal leader, as in [[Tepest]], as both a spiritual and a temporal leader, as in [[G'Henna]] or [[Nidala]], or with the backing of a temporal leader who in turn is backed, ~~as in~~ [[~~Borca~~]] or [[Nova Vaasa]].		A '''spiritual''' leader exercises significant influence over the people of one or more lands. He or she may do so in the absence of a [[Temporal Leader \| temporal leader]], like [[Wyan]] in [[Tepest]], as both a spiritual and a temporal leader, like [[High Priest Yagno Petrovna]] in [[G'Henna]], [[Elana Faithold]] in [[Nidala]] and [[Alferd Timothy]] in [[Verbrek]], or with the backing of a temporal leader who in turn is backed, like [[Himmelsk Naeve Pieter Jergaar]] in [[Nova Vaasa]]. The leader of the [[The Cult of the Ancestral Choir \| Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] in [[Kartakass]] or of the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] in [[Barovia]] would be a [[cult leader]] rather than '''spiritual leaders''' as his or her authority is not recognised by the temporal leader of the land, he or she commands far less influence than the temporal leader of the lands, and he or she cannot hope to survive should he or she attempt to rival the temporal leader of the land.


	The leader of ~~a state religion such as~~ the [[~~Church~~ of the ~~Lawgiver~~]] ~~or the~~ [[~~Church of Zhakata~~]] ~~is a clear example. The leader~~ of the [[Cult of the ~~Wolf God~~]] ~~or the~~ [[~~Church of Belenus~~]] would ~~also meet~~ the ~~criteria. The~~ leader of the ~~[[The Cult of~~ the ~~Ancestral Choir \| Cult~~ of the ~~Ancestral Choir]]~~ or the ~~[[Cult~~ of the ~~Morninglord]] would probably not wield sufficient influence~~.

	[[Category:Religion]][[Category:Ruler]]		[[Category:Religion]][[Category:Ruler]]

Cure at 02:21, 19 March 2010

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	A spiritual leader, as ~~opposed to a~~ [[~~Cult Leader \| cult leader~~]], ~~leads~~ a ~~faith~~ and ~~exercises~~, or ~~at least can exercise at will~~, ~~significant influence over~~ the ~~people~~ of ~~one~~ or ~~more lands~~. The leader of a state religion such as the [[Church of the Lawgiver]] or the [[Church of Zhakata]] is a clear example. The leader of the [[Cult of the Wolf God]] or the [[Church of Belenus]] would also meet the criteria. The leader of the [[The Cult of the Ancestral Choir \| Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] or the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] would probably not wield sufficient influence.		A spiritual leader exercises significant influence over the people of one or more lands. He or she may do so in the absence of a temporal leader, as in [[Tepest]], as both a spiritual and a temporal leader, as in [[G'Henna]] or [[Nidala]], or with the backing of a temporal leader who in turn is backed, as in [[Borca]] or [[Nova Vaasa]].


			The leader of a state religion such as the [[Church of the Lawgiver]] or the [[Church of Zhakata]] is a clear example. The leader of the [[Cult of the Wolf God]] or the [[Church of Belenus]] would also meet the criteria. The leader of the [[The Cult of the Ancestral Choir \| Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] or the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] would probably not wield sufficient influence.

	[[Category:Religion]][[Category:Ruler]]		[[Category:Religion]][[Category:Ruler]]

Cure at 02:04, 19 March 2010

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	A spiritual leader, as opposed to a [[Cult Leader \| cult leader]]~~. not only~~ leads a faith~~, but moreover~~ exercises, or at least can exercise at will, significant influence over the people of one or more lands. The leader of a state religion such as the [[Church of the Lawgiver]] or the [[Church of Zhakata]] is a clear example. The leader of the [[Cult of the Wolf God]] or the [[Church of Belenus]] would also meet the criteria. The leader of the [[The Cult of the Ancestral Choir \| Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] or the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] would probably not wield sufficient influence.		A spiritual leader, as opposed to a [[Cult Leader \| cult leader]], leads a faith and exercises, or at least can exercise at will, significant influence over the people of one or more lands. The leader of a state religion such as the [[Church of the Lawgiver]] or the [[Church of Zhakata]] is a clear example. The leader of the [[Cult of the Wolf God]] or the [[Church of Belenus]] would also meet the criteria. The leader of the [[The Cult of the Ancestral Choir \| Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] or the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] would probably not wield sufficient influence.

	[[Category:Religion]][[Category:Ruler]]		[[Category:Religion]][[Category:Ruler]]

Cure at 11:53, 15 March 2010

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	A spiritual leader, as opposed to a [[Cult Leader \| cult leader]]. not only leads a faith, but moreover exercises, or at least can exercise at will, significant influence over the people of one or more lands. The leader of a state religion such as the [[Church of the Lawgiver]] or the [[Church of Zhakata]] is a clear example. The leader of the [[Cult of the Wolf God]] or the [[Church of Belenus]] would also meet the criteria. The leader of the [[The Cult of the Ancestral Choir \| Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] or the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] would probably not wield sufficient influence.		A spiritual leader, as opposed to a [[Cult Leader \| cult leader]]. not only leads a faith, but moreover exercises, or at least can exercise at will, significant influence over the people of one or more lands. The leader of a state religion such as the [[Church of the Lawgiver]] or the [[Church of Zhakata]] is a clear example. The leader of the [[Cult of the Wolf God]] or the [[Church of Belenus]] would also meet the criteria. The leader of the [[The Cult of the Ancestral Choir \| Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] or the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] would probably not wield sufficient influence.

	[[Category:Ruler]]		[[Category:Religion]][[Category:Ruler]]

Cure at 11:52, 15 March 2010

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			A spiritual leader, as opposed to a [[Cult Leader \| cult leader]]. not only leads a faith, but moreover exercises, or at least can exercise at will, significant influence over the people of one or more lands. The leader of a state religion such as the [[Church of the Lawgiver]] or the [[Church of Zhakata]] is a clear example. The leader of the [[Cult of the Wolf God]] or the [[Church of Belenus]] would also meet the criteria. The leader of the [[The Cult of the Ancestral Choir \| Cult of the Ancestral Choir]] or the [[Cult of the Morninglord]] would probably not wield sufficient influence.

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