Neophyte Doctrine

The Neophyte Doctrine is a federal law that passed in 1974, by the U.S. government
that allowed a nul to become a neophyte by more legal means. The law was passed in an
attempt to quell the nul community because of the uproar James Johnson and his White Lotus
followers were causing. The ritual is illegal to perform without proper authorization to do so.
Again, a neophyte is viewed as a tool, like necromancy it is believed to have a place among the
magick community. Any nul that has gone through the proper training and licensing can perform
the ritual under technological supervision. You must be at least 18 years old before you can
begin the licensing process. A death row inmate undergoes initial blood work for health reasons
and is then used as the sacrifice for the ceremony. Some countries view neophytes as unnatural
(similar to homophobia) and are often outcast or killed if possible.
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