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Abraham wouldn't be a Templar though, he'd be an Assassin in ideology. Part of being a worshipper of God is understanding that all human beings have free will, and thus can choose to believe in God or not. Anyway, from playing Origins, it seems that Julius Caesar would be the Father of Understanding that Templars refer to. | Abraham wouldn't be a Templar though, he'd be an Assassin in ideology. Part of being a worshipper of God is understanding that all human beings have free will, and thus can choose to believe in God or not. Anyway, from playing Origins, it seems that Julius Caesar would be the Father of Understanding that Templars refer to. | ||
Note: I messed up with the word, Menis means wrath, it's Metis that means cunning. | Note: I messed up with the word, Menis means wrath, it's Metis that means cunning. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:33, 10 July 2026
Abraham wouldn't be a Templar though, he'd be an Assassin in ideology. Part of being a worshipper of God is understanding that all human beings have free will, and thus can choose to believe in God or not. Anyway, from playing Origins, it seems that Julius Caesar would be the Father of Understanding that Templars refer to.
Note: I messed up with the word, Menis means wrath, it's Metis that means cunning.