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| − | Listed on the [[temple ship]] schedules as 'Synod', this meeting occurs at intervals ranging from a few days to a year and a half. Some or all of the temple ships warp to a point in deep space, where their permenant crews can conduct a meeting using specialised videoconferencing equipment to prevent interference. | + | Listed on the [[temple ship]] schedules as 'Synod', this meeting (The most well-known of the [[Grand Synod]]s) occurs at intervals ranging from a few days to a year and a half. Some or all of the temple ships warp to a point in deep space, where their permenant crews can conduct a meeting using specialised videoconferencing equipment to prevent interference. |
These meetings discuss a range of topics related to the crews, including any changes to the scheduling algorithm (especially if a new planet is to be added to the lists). | These meetings discuss a range of topics related to the crews, including any changes to the scheduling algorithm (especially if a new planet is to be added to the lists). | ||
[[Category: Theology]] | [[Category: Theology]] | ||
Revision as of 20:52, 8 April 2011
Listed on the temple ship schedules as 'Synod', this meeting (The most well-known of the Grand Synods) occurs at intervals ranging from a few days to a year and a half. Some or all of the temple ships warp to a point in deep space, where their permenant crews can conduct a meeting using specialised videoconferencing equipment to prevent interference.
These meetings discuss a range of topics related to the crews, including any changes to the scheduling algorithm (especially if a new planet is to be added to the lists).
