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<p>Posted by <b><!--poster-->Hans-Werner Hatting</b>
on <!--date-->4:28 8/9/01
<p>In reply to: <a href="131.html">Mark's next project</a> posted by The Andrews</b> on 17:04 8/8/01
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Emai ad fsyan,
<P>I had hoped the string before (on Almea as an allegory) would inspire Mark
to put up more stuff on Almean belief systems - to me this is one of the
most fascinating aspects of Almea, as one rarely finds fantasy worlds where
this central part of culture is well elaborated. Is there a chance that we
will get discussions about Eledhat (I'd be interested in the actual outcome
of the mixture between Christian and Arashei beliefs), Jippirasti (is it
modelled on Islam?), Irreanism, Endajue (up to now, they seem to be only
names),and Rivaudo (there seems to be a story behind it, of which Mark has
put on the net only a small part)?
<p>Maybe Mark finds some time for this?
<p>Ad onlelán,
<br>Hans-Werner
<hr><i>Mark responds:
<p>Hmm, that's true, there's a good deal already written about the
Xurnese religions; I should finish that. I have only some brief information
about Irreanism. There's more on Revaudo and Jippirasti in the Atlas,
when we get to them (we're not even in classical times yet).
<p>Jippirasti does owe a lot to Islam, though without the reliance on
any earlier monotheism-- tho' perhaps the prophet Babur knew something
of Qarau monotheism.</i>
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