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| − | The [[Ecclesiarchy]] is a branch of the church (currently led by [[Archbishop Jaim]]) which is responsible for government on a number of worlds. Each world is ruled by a Bishop, and its government is called a Synod. | + | The [[Ecclesiarchy]] is a branch of the church (currently led by [[Archbishop Jaim]]) which is responsible for government on a number of worlds. Each world is ruled by a Bishop, and its government is called a Synod (Not to be confused with the Synods of the [[Hierarch]]y). |
Laws, for the most part, are derived directly from a document known as the [[Divine Law]], and the [[planetary government]]s have purely administrative powers. | Laws, for the most part, are derived directly from a document known as the [[Divine Law]], and the [[planetary government]]s have purely administrative powers. | ||
[[Category: Sociology]] | [[Category: Sociology]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:32, 9 June 2012
The Ecclesiarchy is a branch of the church (currently led by Archbishop Jaim) which is responsible for government on a number of worlds. Each world is ruled by a Bishop, and its government is called a Synod (Not to be confused with the Synods of the Hierarchy).
Laws, for the most part, are derived directly from a document known as the Divine Law, and the planetary governments have purely administrative powers.
