The Absolute at Large · Concept
Religious Conflict and War
The universal spread of the Absolute leads to competing national and sectarian claims over 'the true God,' sparking ideological wars, as seen in the battles and diplomatic disputes over whose God is legitimate.
The universal spread of the Absolute leads to competing national and sectarian claims over 'the true God,' sparking ideological wars, as seen in the battles and diplomatic disputes over whose God is legitimate.
The spread of the Absolute leads to clashes between clerical and progressive parties, with street closures and deaths.
The physical fight between Binder's merry-go-round followers and Kuzenda's dredge followers represents the first blow in a religious war.
Blahous predicts an era of religious struggles surpassing the Crusades and World Wars, highlighting the theme of conflict arising from religious division.
The lodge debates clerical attacks and the role of Masonic neutrality amid religious upheaval and miraculous events.