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The '''Duremkite heresy''' consists of the contention that leaders have a responsibility to not only care for the spiritual well-being of their followers by correcting their faults but equally to care for their physical well-being. This heresy comes straight from the mouth of [[Lukas Duremke]] and his [[ | The '''Duremkite heresy''' consists of the contention that leaders have a responsibility to not only care for the spiritual well-being of their followers by correcting their faults, but equally to care for their physical well-being. This heresy comes straight from the mouth of [[Lukas Duremke]] and his [[The Duremkites|Duremkites]] who have been quiet enough about espousing it that the [[Church of the Lawgiver]] has not yet set about their ruthlessly squelching. | ||
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The Duremkite heresy consists of the contention that leaders have a responsibility to not only care for the spiritual well-being of their followers by correcting their faults, but equally to care for their physical well-being. This heresy comes straight from the mouth of Lukas Duremke and his Duremkites who have been quiet enough about espousing it that the Church of the Lawgiver has not yet set about their ruthlessly squelching.
