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'''New ' | '''New 'Cult Law' is passed''' is a [[News Bulletin]] by [[Matara Leigh]] posted to the [[Commerce and Communications Network]] in [[2790]]. It does not impact commodity prices. | ||
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New 'Cult Law' is passed <BR> | |||
A report by political observer Matara Leigh <BR> | |||
The Council for Morals and Ethics has succeeded in passing its new 'Cult Law' which subjects all religious groups to restrictive guidelines. It is now illegal for religious leaders to accept money from followers, for religious groups to have access to any opinion-forming medium, and for a cult to offer any intangible service, such as 'soul cleansing', for money. On the other hand, productive religions, such as the Avuncular Order of Hom, are highly praised, and are being offered added incentives for concentrating on improving the material world. | |||
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New 'Cult Law' is passed is a News Bulletin by Matara Leigh posted to the Commerce and Communications Network in 2790. It does not impact commodity prices.
Report
New 'Cult Law' is passed
A report by political observer Matara Leigh
The Council for Morals and Ethics has succeeded in passing its new 'Cult Law' which subjects all religious groups to restrictive guidelines. It is now illegal for religious leaders to accept money from followers, for religious groups to have access to any opinion-forming medium, and for a cult to offer any intangible service, such as 'soul cleansing', for money. On the other hand, productive religions, such as the Avuncular Order of Hom, are highly praised, and are being offered added incentives for concentrating on improving the material world.
