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Gods of eRepublik

Day 1,149, 07:02 • Published in Greece Greece

• by Rockisticus

Hello guys!

Today I will talk about the concept of the deities in the game, and what does it means to us, the regular citizens.

Ok, there are alot of religions in eRepublik, with their own God nad Diety. Here are a few:
- Dioism - Dio Brando - Pakistan
- Church of the New World - God - eRepublik
- Lidoxa - Phaedrus Lidox - Turkey
- Gutmanism - Bla?eni Gutman
- Bobloism - Bob Boblo - UK
- Sheepism - The Sheep - New Zealand
- Kiwism - The Golden Kiwi - New Zealand
- eJudaism - YHWH - Israel
- eCatholicism - God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit
- eOrthodoxy - God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit

God for many is a character, that is holy, and is unstopble. A beign that salvated the humans from horror. A creature that created the world they know, and will be able to destroy him.

To some people, he is the power that keeps them going, even what it is the hardest, help them take themselves from the bad place, and go to the good place.

One of the oldest writing of philosophers in my family, some 400 years ago, came from Greece. It said very clearly the idea of God for the masses:
"The man that thought of the idea of a devine creature, to rule the sky, to create this vast world, was a great genius. God is to the mass like a bottel of liquer, some people love so much that they stay inside of it, and get addicted. Some people are tired of the same alcoholic drink, so they move to another. And some people just had enough of their liquer, so they go to rehabilitation, they drink no more. Because of the vast collection of liquers, people can connect them, and made a new liquid."

The Olympian Gods of Greece

Well I think this pretty much sattels this.

Thank you dear readers for your time of reading this.

To all the askers: Yes, I come from a family of philosophers.

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