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| − | The Immaculate Apocrypha are a body of texts attributed to the Immaculate Dragons, their close followers, and certain key thinkers of the Immaculate Order, but which do not have a place within the body of canon scriptures which make up the [[:Category:Immaculate Texts|Immaculate Texts]]. This can be for a number of reasons: disputes over authorship and content, specialized subject matter not seen as important to the | + | The Immaculate Apocrypha are a body of texts attributed to the Immaculate Dragons, their close followers, and certain key thinkers of the Immaculate Order, but which do not have a place within the body of canon scriptures which make up the [[:Category:Immaculate Texts|Immaculate Texts]]. This can be for a number of reasons: disputes over authorship and content, specialized subject matter not seen as important to the function of [[:Category:Immaculate Order|Immaculate Order]] or daily life in Creation, even factional disputes within the ranks of the Immaculate clergy. |
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The Immaculate Apocrypha are a body of texts attributed to the Immaculate Dragons, their close followers, and certain key thinkers of the Immaculate Order, but which do not have a place within the body of canon scriptures which make up the Immaculate Texts. This can be for a number of reasons: disputes over authorship and content, specialized subject matter not seen as important to the function of Immaculate Order or daily life in Creation, even factional disputes within the ranks of the Immaculate clergy.
Many Dragonblooded and clergy adherent to the Order study and quote such texts, and even occultists of other faiths and creeds seek the texts for the valuable knowledge they contain, or the philosophical questions they raise.
Pages in category "Immaculate Apocrypha"
The following 12 pages are in this category, out of 12 total.
