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Latest revision as of 08:03, 7 November 2023
Incarnandist religionists discuss the theology of the Incarnandus and the welfare of their local community. Numerous Incarnadists sects have sprung up in the West over the past two thousand years. Midjourney
List of Incarnandist Sects
| Sect | Place of Origin | Period of Origin | Dispersion | Remark |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gentile Incarnandism | Ambrinqua | 800's | Pallathantic Region | various, beginning in 9th century |
| Omasoni | Omre | 900's | ||
| S'ubhalites | Syre | late 900's | Very diverse | |
| Barathornian Incarnandism | Barathorn | 1300's | Barathorn | Gryvant the Blue, 1317 to 1384 |
| Archontism | Shelekhumbia | 1400's | ||
| Sulism | Eastern Danona | 1600's | ||
| Paimbalism | Corundy | 1700's | ||
| Hamagnosticism | Shelekhumbia | 2200's | ||
| Imsaphuthism | Danona | |||
| T'wi'alanthi Incarnandism | Danona | Most Numerous group |
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