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Because of this, the function of her missionaries is not to indoctrinate (as in the case of other religions) but to give general knowledge to those most in need and with this, help them to prosper in life. Ignorance would also include neglect of the preservation of knowledge and art. It is for this reason that there is another branch of the missionaries, which is dedicated to the search and preservation of these, especially of materials that are [[wikipedia:Lost_media|"lost"]]. | Because of this, the function of her missionaries is not to indoctrinate (as in the case of other religions) but to give general knowledge to those most in need and with this, help them to prosper in life. Ignorance would also include neglect of the preservation of knowledge and art. It is for this reason that there is another branch of the missionaries, which is dedicated to the search and preservation of these, especially of materials that are [[wikipedia:Lost_media|"lost"]]. | ||
Within their beliefs, they share some aspects with the work of the Christian theologian [[wikipedia:Pierre_Teilhard_de_Chardin|Pierre Teilhard de Chardin]] (1881-1955) with the difference that they do not believe in the christsphere, but in the [[divinesphere]] and believe that beyond this, there is the [[omnisphere]] place which would be an equivalent to [[wikipedia:Theory_of_forms|Plato's world of ideas]]. | |||
=== Concept of evil === | === Concept of evil === | ||