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| label8 = High Priest | data8 = Francisco III
| label8 = High Priest | data8 = Francisco III
| label9 = Churches | data9 = ~80,000
| label9 = Churches | data9 = ~80,000
| label10 = Followers | data10 = ~35,000,000
| label10 = Followers | data10 = ~40,000,000
| label11 = Denominations | data11 = Bardic<br>Marchellic
| label11 = Denominations | data11 = Bardic<br>Marchellic
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Clarityism (Chiarezzismo) is a henotheistic religion originating from the beliefs of [[Norvo-Aspiriac Mythology]]. Clarityism is one of Urth's smaller religions, but it plays a major role in the Fortunan Archipelago where it was first founded. Most followers consist of Fortunans with around 35,000,000 followers worldwide, the majority located within Fortuna and the Aspirian Isles. Clarityism was formed based off the works of Guiliano Bardi where Unus, one of the major gods of Urth, created the Aspirian Isles as a haven for his chosen people. In recent years Clarityism has been used by the Fortunan Government to set High Commander [[Tristano Lyone]] as a deity, also known as "The Chosen One" by Claritists, based off of a prophecy by the prophet Leonardo Marchello.
Clarityism (Chiarezzismo) is a henotheistic religion originating from the beliefs of [[Norvo-Aspiriac Mythology]]. Clarityism is one of Urth's smaller religions, but it plays a major role in the Fortunan Archipelago where it was first founded. Most followers consist of Fortunans with over 40,000,000 followers worldwide, the majority located within Fortuna and the Aspirian Isles. Clarityism was formed based off the works of Guiliano Bardi where Unus, one of the major gods of Urth, created the Aspirian Isles as a haven for his chosen people. In recent years Clarityism has been used by the Fortunan Government to set High Commander [[Tristano Lyone]] as a deity, also known as "The Chosen One" by Claritists, based off of a prophecy by the prophet Leonardo Marchello.


==History==
==History==