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The individual itself isn't relevant but what the individual stood for. If anything it's more a symbolic line than a religious one, especially since the Templar Order isn't religious because of the knowledge of the Isu and their artifacts. A couple of exceptions among the fruits in a tree don't change how it generally is. So what the FoU is doesn't matter either wether it's a human, Isu or hybrids. By Templar logic it must be an individual that stood by what they are willing to fight and die for. Enlightened leadership under knowledgeable individual(s) to guide a chaotic society. Wouldn't call God, Allah or whatever the space wizards is called today. And in | The individual itself isn't relevant but what the individual stood for. If anything it's more a symbolic line than a religious one, especially since the Templar Order isn't religious because of the knowledge of the Isu and their artifacts. A couple of exceptions among the fruits in a tree don't change how it generally is. So what the FoU is doesn't matter either wether it's a human, Isu or hybrids. By Templar logic it must be an individual that stood by what they are willing to fight and die for. Enlightened leadership under knowledgeable individual(s) to guide a chaotic society. Wouldn't call God, Allah or whatever the space wizards is called today for that kind of leaders. And in the Templars also spoke against those religions. Rodrigo calling it lies and superstition written by men, Jubaïr(?) I think called it ancient texts that cause war and Vidic joked about a book claiming that earth was created in 7 days. With the point of the discussion being that anyone can write anything they want. | ||
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The individual itself isn't relevant but what the individual stood for. If anything it's more a symbolic line than a religious one, especially since the Templar Order isn't religious because of the knowledge of the Isu and their artifacts. A couple of exceptions among the fruits in a tree don't change how it generally is. So what the FoU is doesn't matter either wether it's a human, Isu or hybrids. By Templar logic it must be an individual that stood by what they are willing to fight and die for. Enlightened leadership under knowledgeable individual(s) to guide a chaotic society. Wouldn't call God, Allah or whatever the space wizards is called today for that kind of leaders. And in the Templars also spoke against those religions. Rodrigo calling it lies and superstition written by men, Jubaïr(?) I think called it ancient texts that cause war and Vidic joked about a book claiming that earth was created in 7 days. With the point of the discussion being that anyone can write anything they want.