Category:Desecration - Revision history

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	{{canon-small}}'''Desecration''' and [[defilement]] are near synonyms. They describe the act of causing the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]] to lose those qualities. However, desecration goes a step forward and involves putrefying the sacred or holy to the point they become dirty, offensive, or repugnant in the eyes of the [[deity\|deities]] they serve or represent. Both performing perverse [[ritual]]s of [[human]] [[sacrifice]] on the [[altar]] of a [[Good]] [[deity]] as well as casting the [[Desecrate]] [[spell]] would count as desecration.<ref>[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p. 98</ref>		{{canon-small}}'''Desecration''' and [[defilement]] are near synonyms. They describe the act of causing the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]] to lose those qualities. However, desecration goes a step forward and involves putrefying the sacred or holy to the point they become dirty, offensive, or repugnant in the eyes of the [[deity\|deities]] they serve or represent. Both performing perverse [[ritual]]s of [[human]] [[sacrifice]] on the [[altar]] of a [[Good]] [[deity]] as well as casting the [[Desecrate]] [[spell]] would count as desecration.<ref>[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p. 98</ref>

The Lesser Evil: clarifying on desecration vs. defilement

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clarifying on desecration vs. defilement

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	'''Desecration''' and [[defilement]] are synonyms. They describe the act of ~~destroying~~ the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Altar\|Altars]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are [[desecrated]] by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authorities or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among [[atheists]], [[intellectuals]], [[scientists]], the jaded, and peoples ~~abandonned~~ by their gods.		{{canon}}
			{{canon-small}}'''Desecration''' and [[defilement]] are near synonyms. They describe the act of causing the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]] to lose those qualities. However, desecration goes a step forward and involves putrefying the sacred or holy to the point they become dirty, offensive, or repugnant in the eyes of the [[deity\|deities]] they serve or represent. Both performing perverse [[ritual]]s of [[human]] [[sacrifice]] on the [[altar]] of a [[Good]] [[deity]] as well as casting the [[Desecrate]] [[spell]] would count as desecration.<ref>[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p. 98</ref>

			The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Altar\|Altars]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are [[desecrated]] by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authorities or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among [[atheists]], [[intellectuals]], [[scientists]], the jaded, and peoples [[abandoned]] by their gods.

	[[Category:Transgression]]		[[Category:Transgression]]

Cure at 04:42, 27 October 2011

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	'''Desecration''' and [[defilement]] are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Altar\|Altars]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are desecrated by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authorities or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among [[atheists]], [[intellectuals]], [[scientists]], the jaded, and peoples abandonned by their gods.		'''Desecration''' and [[defilement]] are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Altar\|Altars]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are [[desecrated]] by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authorities or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among [[atheists]], [[intellectuals]], [[scientists]], the jaded, and peoples abandonned by their gods.

	[[Category:Transgression]]		[[Category:Transgression]]

Cure at 03:29, 28 September 2011

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	'''Desecration''' and [[defilement]] are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Altar\|Altars]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are desecrated by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authorities or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among [[atheists]], [[intellectuals]], [[scientists]], the jaded, and peoples abandonned by their gods.		'''Desecration''' and [[defilement]] are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Altar\|Altars]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are desecrated by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authorities or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among [[atheists]], [[intellectuals]], [[scientists]], the jaded, and peoples abandonned by their gods.

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Cure at 04:57, 20 February 2011

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	Desecration and defilement are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Altar\|Altars]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are desecrated by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authorities or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among [[atheists]], [[intellectuals]], [[scientists]], the jaded, and peoples abandonned by their gods.		'''Desecration''' and [[defilement]] are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Altar\|Altars]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are desecrated by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authorities or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among [[atheists]], [[intellectuals]], [[scientists]], the jaded, and peoples abandonned by their gods.

	[[Category:~~Theology~~]][[Category:~~Sacred]][[Category:Holy~~]]		[[Category:Transgression]][[Category:Theology]]

Cure at 00:51, 31 December 2010

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	Desecration and defilement are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Altar\|Altars]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are desecrated by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authorities or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among [[atheists]], [[intellectuals]], [[scientists]], the [[jaded]], and peoples abandonned by their gods.		Desecration and defilement are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Altar\|Altars]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are desecrated by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authorities or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among [[atheists]], [[intellectuals]], [[scientists]], the jaded, and peoples abandonned by their gods.

	[[Category:Theology]][[Category:Sacred]][[Category:Holy]]		[[Category:Theology]][[Category:Sacred]][[Category:Holy]]

Cure at 04:42, 29 December 2010

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	Desecration and defilement are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[~~Alter~~\|~~Alters~~]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are desecrated by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authorities or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among [[atheists]], [[intellectuals]], [[scientists]], the [[jaded]], and peoples abandonned by their gods.		Desecration and defilement are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Altar\|Altars]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are desecrated by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authorities or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among [[atheists]], [[intellectuals]], [[scientists]], the [[jaded]], and peoples abandonned by their gods.

	[[Category:Theology]][[Category:Sacred]][[Category:Holy]]		[[Category:Theology]][[Category:Sacred]][[Category:Holy]]

Cure at 22:30, 28 December 2010

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	Desecration and defilement are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Alter\|Alters]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are desecrated ~~wherever they are found~~ by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the ~~authories~~ or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among intellectuals, ~~scientist~~, and ~~people who are persuaded that they have been~~ abandonned by their gods.		Desecration and defilement are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Alter\|Alters]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are desecrated by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authorities or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among [[atheists]], [[intellectuals]], [[scientists]], the [[jaded]], and peoples abandonned by their gods.

	[[Category:Theology]][[Category:Sacred]][[Category:Holy]]		[[Category:Theology]][[Category:Sacred]][[Category:Holy]]

Cure at 22:03, 28 December 2010

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	Desecration and defilement are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Alter\|Alters]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are desecrated wherever they are found by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authories or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. It ~~might~~ be ~~argued~~ that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].		Desecration and defilement are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Alter\|Alters]] and [[church\|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are desecrated wherever they are found by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authories or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. {{Spec\|It may be suspected that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the spiritual leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].}} The charge of desecration is a serious one save among intellectuals, scientist, and people who are persuaded that they have been abandonned by their gods.

	[[Category:Theology]][[Category:Sacred]][[Category:Holy]]		[[Category:Theology]][[Category:Sacred]][[Category:Holy]]

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Desecration and defilement are synonyms. They describe the act of destroying the [[holy]] or the [[sacred]]. The destruction can be accidental, through a want of care, but is more often deliberate, through unclean or vile deeds. [[Alter|Alters]] and [[church|churches]] are desecrated periodically by those who oppose the message of their religion. The sacred groves of [[druids]] are desecrated wherever they are found by [[hags]]. Questioning, and consequently raising doubts about, the [[authority]] of [[institutions]] that are deeply embedded in the lives of a people may provoke an official response from the authories or an unofficial response from the masses that puts an end to the would-be desecrators. It might be argued that [[Uri Grislev]] lost his [[teeth]] and his [[life]] desecrating the leadership and person of [[Bluebeard]].

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