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== Hierarchy == |
== Hierarchy == |
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[[File:Tawak Mudawaheen.jpg|thumb|230x230px|The Supreme Magister of Paxism, the Prince of the Faithful, His Holiness, [[Tawak VII]] (born Tawak Mudawaheen) who assumed office in 2003]] |
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'''[[Supreme Magister]]:''' This is the highest official in the religion currently [[Tawak Mudawaheen]]. They are elected by other members of the College of Great Magisters. They chair and convene meetings of the College of Great Magisters and their Bulls override Bulls and their Decisions override Decisions issued by all other Magisters thus they have supreme power over the Magisterium. |
'''[[Supreme Magister]]:''' This is the highest official in the religion currently [[Tawak Mudawaheen]]. They are elected by other members of the College of Great Magisters. They chair and convene meetings of the College of Great Magisters and their Bulls override Bulls and their Decisions override Decisions issued by all other Magisters thus they have supreme power over the Magisterium. |
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==Politics== |
==Politics== |
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[[File:Temple of the Authority.png|thumb|244x244px|The [[Temple of the Authority]] located in [[Bingol]] built in the 10th and 11th century by the [[Melkezedek the Great]] and Thumim IV of the Iktanite dynasty and significantly expanded by the Rulhanite dynasty of the Third Kingdom of Bingol in the 11th and 12th centuries serves as the seat of the Supreme Magister and home of the Magisterium]] |
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The Magisterium is a highly diverse organisation. The Magisterium is so decentralised and nationalised that some would call it a Confederation of religious bodies broadly sharing the same belief system. In reality, the Magisterium in each country promotes different values and navigates the politics of its country differently such that they are hardly similar. |
The Magisterium is a highly diverse organisation. The Magisterium is so decentralised and nationalised that some would call it a Confederation of religious bodies broadly sharing the same belief system. In reality, the Magisterium in each country promotes different values and navigates the politics of its country differently such that they are hardly similar. |
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