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Religion




Part meme, part noesis, religion is something that seems to deny all categorisation. Yet it is always there. And as sentient beings, whether organic, AI or alien, spread throughout the universe in the centuries following the discovery of space flight, they took with them their philosophies, religions, theories and arguments about the nature of the universe and of Ultimate Reality. And among every species and race their emerged and still emerge teachers, prophets, messiahs, avatars, and Buddhas, sometimes bogus and manipulative, sometimes genuine. There is a saying among the Neo-Buddhists of Potala Biosphere - that even the great Archailect Gods who can manipulate the very fabric of space-time, are just in as need of enlightenment as the most ignorant ferals of Chaos March. Whether this saying is true or not, who knows. Yet even the greatest of the AIs are seen to be working to purposes and goals that go beyond even their nature.


Beneficence
Bioism
Buddhism
The Church of Crisis
Corporate Religions
Cosmism
Etodism
The Femtotech Messiah
Fractalism and Trillinarism
The Fractal Brotherhood
Francisclarans - (Order of Francis and Clare) - formerly a missionary branch of a Christian-derived group influenced by Expiationist thought, it is now a religion in its own right
Jobitarianism
Kja Observance (also Virtual Kja)
Kringslerism
Maldavian Biopsychism
Marketer Fleet
Mechanism
Multiscopism - see The Sphere of Twelve Billion Faces, an artifact created by that religion
the Natural Order
Negentropism
Neotaoism
Omegism
One Soul movement
Providentialism
The Pure Soul Reformation
Solarism
Sophism
Sophism (Sophic League)
Soul-Divisionism
Stellar Umma
Subtheism
The Tahmetian Crusades
Tipusa
Undyoism
Universal Church (Universalism)
Unity



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