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I label that quote as dishonest to the point where it is at least "doublethink" on their part. The HN employs slaves in the Holy Mines as much as the UC, but 'That's different!' Another example of this is their high level defensive walls and automated wells in their cities, which require high levels of research that come from ancient research books they will arrest you for possessing.
They are hypocrites, and that leads me to think their extremism is, in some cases, fake, and practiced for the sake of control more than actual religious belief.
Aside: You may see it as dishonest, but I would argue that's imposing a cynicism that isn't necessarily there. It gives you interesting insight into the vision that the Holy Nation has of it's self and place with in their world; weather you agree or not. Nobody is the villain in their own vision after all.
As always, you do you man.
As an aside, that particular quote of yours is one of the best examples of the HN authority's dishonesty.
"Buy slaves?! We do not take slaves here in the holy lands! Such barbaric practises are not tolerated within the teachings of Okran. You cannot buy beings for your own selfish pursuits! A pure blood must take it upon himself never to take advantage of others, no matter what their misfortunes, no matter what their background!"
It's that Scorchlanders generally don't prefer the Order and rigid lifestyle that the Holy Nation offers. So to include the Scorchlanders at the Higher ranks of the faction that is the antithesis to the lifestyle is more the fan fiction wouldn't you say? Like I said, you do you bud.
The main basis of this mod is that Holy Nation treats them the same as Greenlanders in their interactions. So, the reason for their absence must be something else. To quote Scorchlanders' description from character creation:
"Scorchlanders tend to value personal freedoms above all else. They don't tend to get along well with rules, regulations and religions, and as a result have a reputation as social misfits and are often found in more adventurous professions. Despite this however, they are highly creative, making them natural-born traders and skilled weaponsmiths. Honest to a fault, laughing in the face of manners, moderation and anything sensible, they make loyal friends, passionate enemies, and are great fun to drink with."
I think this says all you need to know, without spelling it out for you.