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===Snialism===

:''Main article: [[Verse:Tricin/Snialism]]

==~~Folk~~ Ngronaism==

==Popular Ngronaism==

Later, the originally quasi-rationalist philosophy of the Imthumăytil had branched out into many variants, thanks to the ~~Keodganite~~ Revolution. The biggest difference in Wen Dămea is between Mărotłism (upper-class Ngronaism) and ~~folk~~ Ngronaism(s) including the formerly largest sect of it, Jeodganism. Accordingly Mărotłites stereotyped folk Ngronaists as superstitious, vindictive, fanatical wishful thinkers; ~~folk~~ Ngronaists viewed Mărotłites as cynical, self-rationalizing, morally blind, privileged people.

Later, the originally quasi-rationalist philosophy of the Imthumăytil had branched out into many variants, thanks to the Jeodganite Revolution. The biggest difference in Wen Dămea is between Mărotłism (upper-class Ngronaism) and popular Ngronaism(s) including the formerly largest sect of it, Jeodganism. Accordingly Mărotłites stereotyped folk Ngronaists as superstitious, vindictive, fanatical wishful thinkers; popular Ngronaists viewed Mărotłites as cynical, self-rationalizing, morally blind, privileged people.

Some ~~folk practices~~:

Some characteristics of popular Ngronaism:

* The Second Mover is treated much more theistically than in Mărotłism. People often attempt to access her through prayer or bargaining, in hopes of warding off evil or misfortune.

* A belief in some form of karma, usually paradise for the virtuous and hell for evildoers -- often aimed at the "establishment" who are portrayed as "karma denialists", i.e. denial about the consequences they'll face for oppressing the common man

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 ===Snialism===
 :''Main article: [[Verse:Tricin/Snialism]]
-==Folk Ngronaism==
+==Popular Ngronaism==
-Later, the originally quasi-rationalist philosophy of the Imthumăytil had branched out into many variants, thanks to the Keodganite Revolution. The biggest difference in Wen Dămea is between Mărotłism (upper-class Ngronaism) and folk Ngronaism(s) including the formerly largest sect of it, Jeodganism. Accordingly Mărotłites stereotyped folk Ngronaists as superstitious, vindictive, fanatical wishful thinkers; folk Ngronaists viewed Mărotłites as cynical, self-rationalizing, morally blind, privileged people.
+Later, the originally quasi-rationalist philosophy of the Imthumăytil had branched out into many variants, thanks to the Jeodganite Revolution. The biggest difference in Wen Dămea is between Mărotłism (upper-class Ngronaism) and popular Ngronaism(s) including the formerly largest sect of it, Jeodganism. Accordingly Mărotłites stereotyped folk Ngronaists as superstitious, vindictive, fanatical wishful thinkers; popular Ngronaists viewed Mărotłites as cynical, self-rationalizing, morally blind, privileged people.
-Some folk practices:
+Some characteristics of popular Ngronaism:
 * The Second Mover is treated much more theistically than in Mărotłism. People often attempt to access her through prayer or bargaining, in hopes of warding off evil or misfortune.
 * A belief in some form of karma, usually paradise for the virtuous and hell for evildoers -- often aimed at the "establishment" who are portrayed as "karma denialists", i.e. denial about the consequences they'll face for oppressing the common man