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'''Hostianism,''' otherwise known as Hostianity or the Hostian Mysterism, is a category of religious beliefs which are centered around the recognition of the relationship between the forces of order, chaos, and mystery, and in the existence of the [[Host Spirit]]. There are two major Hostian Belief Systems, the [[Stripping Path]] and the [[Pallisican Religion]], which together represent the most widely practiced belief systems in the eastern hemisphere. | '''Hostianism,''' otherwise known as Hostianity or the Hostian Mysterism, is a category of religious beliefs which are centered around the recognition of the relationship between the universal forces of order, chaos, and mystery, and in the existence of the [[Host Spirit]]. There are two major Hostian Belief Systems, the [[Stripping Path]] and the [[Pallisican Religion]], which together represent the most widely practiced belief systems in the eastern hemisphere. | ||
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Revision as of 16:10, 1 May 2020
Hostianism, otherwise known as Hostianity or the Hostian Mysterism, is a category of religious beliefs which are centered around the recognition of the relationship between the universal forces of order, chaos, and mystery, and in the existence of the Host Spirit. There are two major Hostian Belief Systems, the Stripping Path and the Pallisican Religion, which together represent the most widely practiced belief systems in the eastern hemisphere.
