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Missionaries
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MASTER SKYWALKER  [developer] 12 Aug, 2022 @ 8:59am
Think a faith is suited for a better doctrine? lemme know here!
Since I'm not very well educated with global religions I might've made an error with one or 2 religions/faith. If you think I did please leave a comment here with your sources

Thanks!
Last edited by MASTER SKYWALKER; 12 Aug, 2022 @ 10:58am
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Miku Moments 12 Aug, 2022 @ 7:09pm 
I think all forms of Judaism should be set to missionaries not allowed, same with Druze
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Clumsy 12 Aug, 2022 @ 9:02pm 
I think what Youko says makes sense! Awesome mod, Ive been looking for something like this!
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MASTER SKYWALKER  [developer] 12 Aug, 2022 @ 11:02pm 
yea I wasn't sure about that too
will change
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Miku Moments 13 Aug, 2022 @ 3:16pm 
I don't know how much more work this would be, but I think it could be interesting in an alt-history sense to give Kuzarim a decision or something to make missionary work encouraged or allowed. It could be interesting supposing that a hypothetical Khazar Khagan may decide to spread his faith, despite Judaism's rules.
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MASTER SKYWALKER  [developer] 13 Aug, 2022 @ 11:46pm 
interesting
it won't be much work at all but I do have a lot of work atm so it might have to wait
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TurtleShroom 14 Aug, 2022 @ 2:25pm 
Originally posted by Youko 「妖狐」:
I think all forms of Judaism should be set to missionaries not allowed, same with Druze

In RL, Druzemen stopped sending missionaries in 1100 AD. Before that, they were very active.

Originally posted by Youko 「妖狐」:
I don't know how much more work this would be, but I think it could be interesting in an alt-history sense to give Kuzarim a decision or something to make missionary work encouraged or allowed. It could be interesting supposing that a hypothetical Khazar Khagan may decide to spread his faith, despite Judaism's rules.

The Khazar varient of Judiasm, IMO, should be the only one that encourages Missionaries.
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Jacon 17 Aug, 2022 @ 3:23am 
I would say that it should just be missionaries allowed for Khazarian Judaism. Otherwise Judaism could spread extremely fast throughout northern and eastern europe
Last edited by Jacon; 17 Aug, 2022 @ 3:24am
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TurtleShroom 17 Aug, 2022 @ 4:03pm 
Originally posted by Jacon:
I would say that it should just be missionaries allowed for Khazarian Judaism. Otherwise Judaism could spread extremely fast throughout northern and eastern europe

My apologies. That is what I meant.
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Грязный гоблин 17 Aug, 2022 @ 5:48pm 
Hmmm
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TurtleShroom 9 Aug, 2023 @ 11:53am 
In real life, Judaism actually had converts before Islam.

The Himyarites of Yemen and the Khazars, as well as the Quaryaza Jews of Medina, all converted to Judaism by way of missionaries. However, Judaism never encouraged it, and in fact had a degree of discouragement regarding it.

Jews should be allowed to send missionaries, but they won't do so unless they are zealous, or something like that.
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TurtleShroom 9 Aug, 2023 @ 11:54am 
Also:
every_religion_global = { every_faith = { limit = { NOR = { has_doctrine = doctrine_missionary_encouraged has_doctrine = doctrine_missionary_allowed has_doctrine = doctrine_missionary_not_allowed } } add_doctrine = doctrine_missionary_not_allowed } }


Please set this for custom religions to have missionaries. They're not otherwise coded, so assume that's the case for the sake of fun.
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