No it is actually Holy Spirit as she mentioned herself!I would assume that it would likely be PTSD, maybe a head injury from the post plague riots, but likely PTSD from seeing her husband and father killed by the plague.
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No it is actually Holy Spirit as she mentioned herself!I would assume that it would likely be PTSD, maybe a head injury from the post plague riots, but likely PTSD from seeing her husband and father killed by the plague.
Hark, do mine ears deceive me? Tis the sound of a supporter of such heretical acts. Blasphemer! You shall perish by the death of 1,000 cuts!No it is actually Holy Spirit as she mentioned herself!
Okay so she is having a seizure. That is good to know, it would explain a lot actually. Clearly thought the constant seizures have caused some serious damage to her brain. I still think we should exile her to some distant land. It would be best for everyone.
More will come, this was just a start!Well that's some hardcore theology you have dug up there.
Thanks, I spent quite some time reading on Christian heresies and it was a lot of fun.Sure, exile her. What is the worst that could happen? Except Angelodouli-China.
But great work, Czoklet, and very well researched at that! Kudos!
Ok, let's stop this RIGHT HERE. An argument over whether or not religious leaders are nuts is a quick way to get a thread permanently locked. Thank you.
Now, my thoughts on this:
The Emperor almost certainly has this:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypertrichosis
It's a very real medical condition, but historically speaking people with it were thought to be some sort of evil. Sophia probably intends to reveal him in front of the entire synod. The consequences of the Roman Emperor being compromised in such a way will be disastrous. I don't think either the Konmenos or the Dalassenos have gauged her correctly; unless the Konmenoi want the Emperorship back... Which they might.
Ok, let's stop this RIGHT HERE. An argument over whether or not religious leaders are nuts is a quick way to get a thread permanently locked. Thank you.
Now, my thoughts on this:
The Emperor almost certainly has this:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypertrichosis
It's a very real medical condition, but historically speaking people with it were thought to be some sort of evil. Sophia probably intends to reveal him in front of the entire synod. The consequences of the Roman Emperor being compromised in such a way will be disastrous. I don't think either the Konmenos or the Dalassenos have gauged her correctly; unless the Konmenoi want the Emperorship back... Which they might.
This. Any player who starts talking about mental health of any religious figures IRL will be banned from any interactive parts of the AAR for a month.Ok, let's stop this RIGHT HERE. An argument over whether or not religious leaders are nuts is a quick way to get a thread permanently locked. Thank you.
Yeah, the event just specifies fur, and the Emperor has yet to make a maskless appearance, so we can assume that any attempts at making his appearance better have failed. If Sophia does unmask the Emperor, though, be prepared for the Synod to go up in flames, if not the entire Imperium.I think the event descried the future Emperor as both deformed and hairy. If his condition could be managed by waxing and plucking part of his face (by tongue-less illiterate slaves) he could easily make a few maskless public appearances and calm the rumours surrounding him. It would be a far worse problem if he was hideously malformed beneath the fur.
I am not so sure about that, sure he may be deformed, but there have been many people in history who were deformed and still accomplished great things. Some even used the knowledge of their deformity to aid them. If our glorious emperor is half the man I know him to be, a physical deformity will be nothing to him.Yeah, the event just specifies fur, and the Emperor has yet to make a maskless appearance, so we can assume that any attempts at making his appearance better have failed. If Sophia does unmask the Emperor, though, be prepared for the Synod to go up in flames, if not the entire Imperium.
Or he could be an alien masquerading asI am not so sure about that, sure he may be deformed, but there have been many people in history who were deformed and still accomplished great things. Some even used the knowledge of their deformity to aid them. If our glorious emperor is half the man I know him to be, a physical deformity will be nothing to him.
Oh boy, here we goA pure soul may escape the Wheel
Oh boy, here we go
Do I smell some Eastern influence, showing that at long last there are some shadowy contacts between Imperium and India.
As for Sophia, she looks to have the same kind of issues Joan of Arc had.
I'm sure some Christian heresy must have had a concept of reincarnation somewhere along the road (there was so many it's very likely) but sure that concept of Wheel smells of CeylonOh boy, here we go
Do I smell some Eastern influence, showing that at long last there are some shadowy contacts between Imperium and India.
As for Sophia, she looks to have the same kind of issues Joan of Arc had.
Not a heresy per se, but Manichaeism maybe? Since it included Buddhist teachings as well.I'm sure some Christian heresy must have had a concept of reincarnation somewhere along the road (there was so many it's very likely) but sure that concept of Wheel smells of Ceylon