The Four Scriptures

The Four Scriptures were four demands made by the Wincentenes as part of an attempted settlement of religious differences during the First Crusade, and are as follows:
# The word of God shall be preached within the Kingdom of Metina freely and without question, alteration, or diversion by the priests of the Lord.
# As far as God's Kingdom may reach, so shall the human right of sexual liberty and equality, that is, equal rights between the men and the women, the heterosexuals and the homosexuals, all of whom are children equal under God.
# The secular power over riches and worldly goods which the clergy possess in contradiction to God's will, shall be taken and the clergy itself shall be brought back to the pure and humble life such as the priests of old led.
# All mortal sins, and in particular the public's consumption of vices prohibited by the scriptures shall be duly and judiciously prohibited and destroyed by law and shall be enforced by God's men and not turned a blind eye to.