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'''Larstaism''' was a religion from [[Scadrial]]. |
'''Larstaism''' was a religion from [[Scadrial]]. |
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| − | Larstaism focused on "seeking the divine" through art and creation rather than on answering existential questions or discussing the afterlife. Larsta monks were artists that were supported by the Larsta people. The Larsta left many of the descriptions of Scadrial's pre-ascension plants and animals, such as [[ |
+ | Larstaism focused on "seeking the divine" through art and creation rather than on answering existential questions or discussing the afterlife. Larsta monks were artists that were supported by the Larsta people. The Larsta left many of the descriptions of Scadrial's pre-ascension plants and animals, such as the [[Marewill flowers]] that Sazed uses to model new flora. |
[[Sazed]] considered Larstaism as the truth longer than other pre-ascension religions because it has no illogical or contradictory tenets that he can find.{{ref|b|mb3|c|10}} |
[[Sazed]] considered Larstaism as the truth longer than other pre-ascension religions because it has no illogical or contradictory tenets that he can find.{{ref|b|mb3|c|10}} |
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Revision as of 09:42, 9 February 2013
Larstaism was a religion from Scadrial.
Larstaism focused on "seeking the divine" through art and creation rather than on answering existential questions or discussing the afterlife. Larsta monks were artists that were supported by the Larsta people. The Larsta left many of the descriptions of Scadrial's pre-ascension plants and animals, such as the Marewill flowers that Sazed uses to model new flora.
Sazed considered Larstaism as the truth longer than other pre-ascension religions because it has no illogical or contradictory tenets that he can find.Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content
It is a very similar religion to the Hallandren Iridescent Tones, one of the main religions on Nalthis.[citation needed]
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