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The Lollard Heresy
In the hallowed halls of Target Location, a new religious movement has emerged, challenging the established order. John Wycliffe, a respected philosopher, advocates for a radical vision of Christianity, aimed at empowering the Commoners while suppressing the corrupt Clergy and their obscene hierarchy.
His teachings are unique in that he calls for the Bible to be translated into Language, so that it can be read and understood by the common people.
We are faced with a choice to actively suppress the heretics, or simply ignore the harmless musings.
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HussitismReligionimmediate
LollardyReligionimmediateDefinitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_ENG.txt:14
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17title = flavor_eng.1.title The Lollard Heresy
18desc = flavor_eng.1.desc In the hallowed halls of Target Location, a new religious movement has emerged, challenging the established order. John Wycliffe, a respected philosopher, advocates for a radical vision of Christianity, aimed at empowering the Commoners while suppressing the corrupt Clergy and their obscene hierarchy.
His teachings are unique in that he calls for the Bible to be translated into Language, so that it can be read and understood by the common people.
We are faced with a choice to actively suppress the heretics, or simply ignore the harmless musings.
His teachings are unique in that he calls for the Bible to be translated into Language, so that it can be read and understood by the common people.
We are faced with a choice to actively suppress the heretics, or simply ignore the harmless musings.
19outcome = neutral
20historical_info = flavor_eng.1.historical_info The Lollard movement was a religious reform movement in England that grew in popularity in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, predating the Reformation. Inspired by the teachings of John Wycliffe, its followers sought to reform the perceived corruption of the Catholic Church. Lollards faced persecution, and some were executed for their beliefs.
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