Sakuramoria

-- Allow me -- Fortis raises his hand. -- It's a rather naive provocation, and for several reasons. First, what is the author's ecclesiastical rank? We were introduced to the most important theosophists of antiquity and modernity. The name Coriel Naoh was not among them. Second, is this a well-known figure in secular science? My knowledge in this area is not so extensive. If so, what is her background, academic degree, etc.? It seems that the text was written yesterday on the orders of the Most Honorable Levisia Starlight, Sun-Faced Directress, may Mana and Dante protect her now and forever... I might have something to say about the church's position. I am, after all, from Selene; everyone here listened to lectures about my homeland. Once, a holy father explained about demons. He explained, that is. First, he talked about the past sins of these creatures, then about the schemes of the Risha – let's even attribute this to propaganda – and, frustrated by the questions, he blurted out: "In reality, my sons, no one knows. A dozen scientific hypotheses, a hundred religious theories on top of that, but in reality, there is no unity on this issue in any city. No one knows anything about demons. And nothing is worse than ignorance. Think for yourselves." And let everyone act according to their own conscience, right? Think for yourselves what the moral is.

— A layperson and a citizen of Aeolia. — Laurence did not lie or conceal information and said it as it was. — This work was written by her while imprisoned in the Medivil prison; however, to confirm the authority of her texts, it is necessary to examine all the bibliographic references cited in this book, which we do not have time for, and besides, the purpose of this lecture is different, namely to show the difference in views of followers of what seems to be the same religious movement. We can also give the opposite example of Coriel Naoh. Have you read about the heresy of Leganes? I doubt it – for the clergy, this is a long-forgotten story, and followers of other religions do not even know about it. In the times before the rise of the Cult of Seven, when all of Lafrenia obeyed the word of Orion, there lived in the territory of modern Oleander a cardinal of the church with a special view on the teachings about Dante; his name was Larios Leganes. The difference in his interpretations of the principles of the Orion faith was that, along with demons and other non-humans, he also included those people who, due to a complex of physical characteristics, differed from the main part of the population of Lafrenia. In particular, this concerned the inhabitants of the east, the eastern islands, and the southern continent, but his theories did not end there: he also called the weak in mind or health sinners, touched by Risha, and over time he began to urge his listeners to cleanse the world of the "weeds of Risha," and before his capture and subsequent execution, he managed to do a great deal. But the point is that the Church did not share his views, and nevertheless, his thoughts were nurtured precisely on its foundations; therefore, although the church has an official position on certain issues, many of Dante's followers have their own views on them.