Carrotianity

Carrotianity is a religion based in Talasi. It centers around the worship of the Carrot God, revered as the creator of carrots. Followers of Carrotianity believe in an ongoing cosmic struggle between the Carrot God and the Wheat God. Recently, Carrotianity has formed an alliance with Potatianity, which also opposes the Wheat God.
== Beliefs ==
Carrotianity teaches that every individual plays a crucial role in the cosmic conflict between the Carrot God, the Potato God, and the Wheat God. By choosing to consume carrots and potatoes and reject wheat, adherents believe they are actively contributing to the victory of good over "Evil Wheat."
The Carrot God is the central god of Carrotianity, revered as the creator of carrots. The Carrot God is seen as a protector against the Wheat God. The Wheat God is the antagonist in Carrotian and Potatian theology. Consuming wheat is thought to empower the Wheat God and contribute to their growing influence, which is seen as detrimental to Abexilas.
The Potato God is the central god of Potatianity, who is believed to have created the potato and endowed it with divine significance. The Potato God is seen as a benevolent entity who provides nourishment and strength to its followers.
== Practices ==
Followers consume carrots in various forms to honor and gain favor from the Carrot God. This act is believed to strengthen their God in their battle against the Wheat God. Avoiding wheat and wheat-based products is a fundamental practice. This abstinence is viewed as a form of resistance against the Wheat God's influence. Rituals involve sacrifices centered around carrots, potatoes, and burning wheat
Initiates publicly declare their worship of the Carrot God and swear to never consume wheat again. Followers deepen their connection with the Carrot God through regular worship and participation in joint Potatianity-Carrotianity rituals of burning wheat. Furthermore, adherents to Carrotianity begin to consume carrots (and sometimes potatoes) for food, commiting to only eat carrots and potatoes, further solidifying their dedication to both gods. Followers also actively work to diminish the influence of wheat by burning it or convincing others to stop consuming it and join Carrotianity or Potatianity.
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