Aralan
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Aralan is a religion of Aryez. | Aralan is a religion of Aryez. | ||
| - | + | == Brief Introduction == | |
| - | + | Aralan can be described as either a religious or philosophical system. It is a world-view, an ethical system, and a theological system. | |
| - | [[Nejar]] | + | The basic metaphysical thesis of Aralan is that the supreme concept and force in the Universe is existence (in Aryezi: Zülf) and that the Universe is a manifestation of that existence. Science is actually a quest to describe this existence and true reality. While the Zülf is distant and removed, it has a personification, God (in Aryezi: Iru). Unlike the Zülf, Iru is an active player in the spiritual Universe, is the highest conception and absolute of goodness, truth, and justice, and is responsible for our moral and ethical wellbeing. Note: Aryezi is a constructed language that Aryeztur Mejorkhor created. Aralan also includes a Devil (in Aryezi: Melkör) who is the personification of evil and a mother-earth type of spirit (in Aryezi: Arya), who is the personification of nature and the physical forces of nature. Finally, Aryezi also includes a messiah figure, the Kwestadz who is the human personification of God who has come in human form several times. The Kwestadz is supposed to serve as a bridge between humans and the higher divine. Aralan also accepts the existence of other “spirits” and “gods” who are personifications of local entities and serve under God. To find out what Aralan believes about specific matters, read The Marfat. A place of worship for Aralan is known as a Rönd, for which there are no specifications. |
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| + | In order to convert to Aralan or join Aralan, one can simply declare themselves a follower of the ideals presented in The Marfat and other books of Aralan. Anyone is free to make a contribution to the thought of Aralan and may present his or her own ideas. | ||
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| + | The Holy Books of Aralan include The [[Marfat]], the [[Aryama]], and the [[Nejar]]. | ||
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Revision as of 18:32, 12 November 2006
Aralan is a religion of Aryez.
Brief Introduction
Aralan can be described as either a religious or philosophical system. It is a world-view, an ethical system, and a theological system.
The basic metaphysical thesis of Aralan is that the supreme concept and force in the Universe is existence (in Aryezi: Zülf) and that the Universe is a manifestation of that existence. Science is actually a quest to describe this existence and true reality. While the Zülf is distant and removed, it has a personification, God (in Aryezi: Iru). Unlike the Zülf, Iru is an active player in the spiritual Universe, is the highest conception and absolute of goodness, truth, and justice, and is responsible for our moral and ethical wellbeing. Note: Aryezi is a constructed language that Aryeztur Mejorkhor created. Aralan also includes a Devil (in Aryezi: Melkör) who is the personification of evil and a mother-earth type of spirit (in Aryezi: Arya), who is the personification of nature and the physical forces of nature. Finally, Aryezi also includes a messiah figure, the Kwestadz who is the human personification of God who has come in human form several times. The Kwestadz is supposed to serve as a bridge between humans and the higher divine. Aralan also accepts the existence of other “spirits” and “gods” who are personifications of local entities and serve under God. To find out what Aralan believes about specific matters, read The Marfat. A place of worship for Aralan is known as a Rönd, for which there are no specifications.
In order to convert to Aralan or join Aralan, one can simply declare themselves a follower of the ideals presented in The Marfat and other books of Aralan. Anyone is free to make a contribution to the thought of Aralan and may present his or her own ideas.
The Holy Books of Aralan include The Marfat, the Aryama, and the Nejar.
