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The Gadelthene Church teaches about the various disciplines for achieving purity and honesty in ones life. Gadelthene ethics vary depending on the particular region, but in general put emphasis on naturalness, self-discipline, modesty and compassion. The life goal of a Gadelthenian is to be free of transgression, and when you die you are brought before the God of Purity and God of Honesty in your Hour of Judgement. If you pass your judgement you rest in death with the God of Warmth and Happiness; Altsune (literally the sun), where you watch over the world with them; and if you fail you are condemned to nothingness, an afterlife of reflection and sorrow. This process can be seen in the symbol of Gadelthene; the symbol of infinity represents the endlessness of the soil and the world, the horizontal lines represent the challenges of ascension in the form of the Hour of Judgement and the vertical line represents ascension itself.