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Dominating religions by states after Great War for Faith.Related content
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Reconstructed Arianism of Visigoths, with Old Spanish as language of liturgy.
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British Catholicism should be renamed Nordic Catholicism.
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Maybe, but no. ITTL British Catholicism is originated in Irish and Scottish monasteries and broke from Rome in VII century. Later, around X-XI century with scandinavian conquer of Northumbria, Scotland and Ireland this fraction was adopted by invaders and transported to Scandinavia as alternative Christianization's way. By this method Danes and Swedes were holding away Germans from their own political and cultural interests.
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interesting. so ITL the Catholicisms are independent from one another?
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Officially, the three Catholic Churches (Roman, Byzantine, Armenian) are connected by personal union under the leadership of the Bishop of Rome. The association was formed in the early era of the Crusades. In 1780, this union has only a symbolic meaning.
British Catholic Church is managed by a council of abbots, from the VIIth century doesn't recognize the supremacy of Pope.
Nestorianism is strongly based on the achievements of Persian culture, so it is almost alien for the West as the Islam.
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thanks for explanation.
are there some important dogmatical differences between Roman and British Catholicism?
i'm also interested in reading something more about the Saoshyantism religion in your world.
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Some differences distinguishing British from Roman Catholicism:
- highly peripheralized cult of saints (only as role models, not as intermediaries between God and man);
- liturgy in local languages
- iconoclasm and no cult of crucifix
- no rosary
Saoshyantism don't exist in the "World after Poitiers.
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OK, so i think i would be British Catholic in this world.
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