List of Religions

**Note:** The religion colors are those used in-game.

## Christian

### Catholic

Catholicism is the name of a Christian tradition with its roots in the old Latin rite that recognizes the Pope as the head of Christendom.
In 1054 Catholicism is the dominant Christian Church in western and northern Europe, but it will likely be broken up by Protestantism and Reformism during the reformation.

Catholicism uses the Curia and Reform Desire, both of which are unchanged compared to vanilla. Additionally, the Curia controller may call a Crusade once every 20 years.

All Catholic nations receive:

* **+1** Tolerance of the True Faith
* **−1** Tolerance of heretics

Possible heresies include: Moravian, Henrician, and Free Spirit.

### Catholique

Catholicism is the name of a Christian tradition with its roots in the old Latin rite that recognizes the Pope as the head of Christendom.
A schism in the late Middle Ages led to the creation of a separate Catholic rite based out of Avignon, France, albeit functionally identical to other orthodox Catholics.

Catholique represents the Avignon Papacy, and is enabled starting on 20 September, 1378 or after the event A Second Great Schism. Like Catholicism, it uses the Curia, but it is separate from the Catholic one, and  Avignon is the default Curia controller. Unlike Catholicism, the Catholique Curia controller may not call Crusades.

All Catholique nations receive:

* **+1** Tolerance of heretics
* **-1** Tolerance of the True Faith
* **Halved relations penalty** from non-Catholiques Christians (they consider Catholiques to be "misguided heretics")

Possible heresies include: Moravian, Henrician, and Free Spirit.

### Protestant

Protestant covers a wide range of religious traditions starting with the teachings of Martin Luther during the reformation. They reacted to a number of the conventions that over time have developed in the Catholic church and the idea of a pope itself. Protestants may form state churches.

Like in vanilla, Protestantism is enabled after 31 October, 1517 or by the event 'The Protestant Reformation'. Protestants use Church aspect, though they now have access to several new aspects. Church aspects are shown below.

All Protestant nations receive:

* File:Global tax modifier.png **+10%** National tax modifier
* File:Improve relations.png **+15%** Improve relations
* (unrecognized string “clergy loyalty equilibrium” for Template:Icon) **+10%** Clergy loyalty equilibrium

Possible heresies include: Pentecostal and Congregationalist.

### Anabaptist

So-called Anabaptists believed in delaying baptism until a person was old enough to consciously confess their faith in Christ. The movement sprung up in many areas across reformation-era Europe, but did not see as wide currency as other denominations. Anabaptists may form state churches.

Anabaptism is enabled after 31 October, 1517 or by the events 'Anabaptists take $PROVINCENAME$' and 'Tempting Ideas'. Like Protestantism, it uses Church aspects, though they are known as Religious Principles and their effects differ significantly.

All Anabaptist nations receive:

* File:National unrest.png **−1** National unrest
* File:Technology cost.png **-7.5%** Technology cost modifier

Possible heresies include: Amish, Hutterite, and Mennonite.

### Anglican

Anglicanism is a form of christianity in which the head of state is also the Supreme Governor of the Church. Theologically and institutionally, Anglicanism retains many elements of Catholicism while also being influenced by Reformed Puritans and continental Protestants.

Anglicanism is enabled after 3 November, 1534 or by the event 'The Church of $COUNTRY$'. It is unchanged from vanilla.

All Anglican nations receive:

* File:Development cost.png **−10%** Development cost
* Innovativeness gain **+50%** Innovativeness gain

Possible heresies include: Pentecostal, Puritan, and Congregationalist.

### Reformed

Reformed covers a wide range of religious traditions inspired by men such as Jean Calvin, Huldyrch Zwingli, or John Knox. Generally appearing later than the religions classified as Protestant, the Reformed religion also rejects papal authority and want to return to the rules of the scriptures but unlike the Protestants they embrace a number of percieved more hardline ideas such as predistination and iconoclasm and will not form state churches.

Reformed is enabled after 1 January, 1523 or by the event 'The Reformation Branches Out'. It is unchanged from vanilla.

All Reformed nations receive:

* File:Advisor pool.png**+1** Possible advisors
* **+2** Tolerance of heretics

Possible heresies include: Methodist and Baptist.

### Lollard

Lollardy is an early Catholic heresy originating in the teachings of Oxford theologian John Wycliffe. Wycliffe translated the Vulgate Bible into English and called for widespread reform to the Church, anticipating the Reformation centuries later. Lollardy was ubiquitous in Southern England by the 15th century despite suppression.

Lollardy is enabled after 1 January, 1381 or by the event 'The Lollard Heresy'. It uses a personal deity system similar to Hinduism in vanilla.

* File:Foreign spy detection.png **+10%** Foreign spy detection
* File:Trade efficiency.png**+10%** Trade efficiency
* File:Recover army morale speed.png**+5%** Recover army morale speed
* File:Improve relations.png **+15%** Improve relations
* File:Trade range.png**+15%** Trade range
* File:Technology cost.png **-5%** Technology cost modifier

All Lollard nations receive:

* File:Advisor cost.png**-15%** Advisor cost
* File:Idea cost.png**+2** Idea cost

All Lollard provinces receive:

* File:Local tax modifier.png **-10%** Local tax modifier

Possible heresies include: Wycliffite.

### Cathar

The Cathar, or Albigensian, heresy rejects confession and the holiness of the clergy and of the Pope. They only have a single sacrament - the Consolation - to remove sin and turn the believer into a Cathar 'Perfect'.

Catharism is enabled after 1 January, 1167 or by the event 'The Cathar Heresy'. It is uses a Karma system like vanilla Buddhism, though Karma is now known as Asceticism. The bonuses for high and low Asceticism are identical to those for high and low Karma in vanilla.

All Cathar nations receive:

* Template:Icon/xyz **−0.1** Yearly corruption
* File:Stability cost modifier.png**-10%** Stability cost modifier
* File:May recruit female generals.png May recruit female generals

Possible heresies include: Gnostic.

### Fraticelli

The Fraticelli, or 'Little Brethren', is a Catholic heresy that originated in the Fransiscan Order of monks. It is devoted to poverty and asceticism - especially for men of the cloth. Fraticelli heretics are violently opposed to Church wealth and displays of opulence.

Fraticellism is enabled after 1 January, 1318 or by the event 'The Fraticelli Heresy'. It is uses holy sites like vanilla Coptic. The holy sites and their bonuses are listed below.

The following provinces are holy sites:

* Chartreuse (394) - Owned by  Dauphine
* Bobbio (727) - Owned by  Bobbio
* Assisi (1837) - Owned by File:Spoleto.png Spoleto
* Roma (2235) - Owned by File:Papacy.png Papacy
* Cassino (4520) - Owned by File:Capua.png Capua

 Found Colonies in the East
 Establish Franciscan Monasteries
 Promote Apostolic Poverty
 Create Fraticelli Papacy

All Fraticelli nations receive:

* Template:Icon/xyz **+0.5** Yearly legitimacy
* Template:Icon/xyz **+0.25** Yearly justice
* Template:Icon/xyz **+0.1** Yearly republican tradition
* Template:Icon/xyz **+0.25** Yearly devotion
* **+2** Tolerance of the true faith

Possible heresies include: Socinian, Dulcinian, and Apostolic.

### Hussite

The Hussites are followers of Jan Hus, a Bohemian religious reformer who was burned at the stake for heresy in 1415. They are a diverse group of non-conformists ranging from moderates with minor theological disagreements with Catholic doctrine to radicals who see the Catholic Church as irredeemably corrupt.

Hussite is enabled after 1. January, 1415 or by the event "The Hussite Heresy". It uses the vanilla Hussite aspects.

 Bread and Wine
 Sola Scriptura
 Adamite Services
 Pacifism
 Punishment of Sins
 Regular Defenestration
 Taborite Resurgence
 Orphan Hetmans
 Freedom to Preach

All Hussite nations receive:

* File:Missionary strength vs heretics.png **+2%** Missionary strength vs. heretics
* File:Shock damage received.png **-5%** Shock damage received

Possible heresies include: Adamite, Orebite, Praguer, Sirotci.

### Waldensian

The Waldensian heresy originated in the 12th century from the teachings of Waldo of Lyon. Emphasizing scriptural adherence and apostolic poverty, the movement was quickly shunned by mainstream Catholics and reduced to a reclusive existence in the Cottian Alps.

Waldensian is enabled after 1. January 1167 or with the event "The Waldensian Heresy". It uses a personal deity system similar to Hinduism in vanilla with the deities renamed to "religious alignment".

* File:Ae impact.png **+10%** Aggressive expansion impact
* File:Global tax modifier.png**+5%** National tax modifier
* File:Diplomatic reputation.png **+0.5** Diplomatic reputation
* File:Siege ability.png **+5%** Siege ability
* File:Interest.png**-0.25** Interest per annum
* File:Defensiveness.png **+10%** Fort defence

All Waldensian nations receive:

* **+2** Tolerance of heretics
* File:Defensiveness.png **+20%** Fort defence

All Waldensian provinces receive:

* File:Local missionary strength.png **-1%** Local missionary strength

Possible heresies include: Triclavian.

### Orthodox

The Orthodox Christian tradition has its root in the Greek rite and considers itself to be closer to the original Christian ideals than Catholicism. The Orthodox Churches reject the idea of the Pope and are instead divided into a number of churches presided over by Patriarchs.
In the game much of Eastern Europe is Orthodox religion.

Orthodox uses the patriarch authority mechanic and only has a slightly changed country modifier, switching out Tolerance of the true faith for decreased Prestige decay, otherwise it remains identical to vanilla.

Icon of Christ PantocratorChrist Pantocrator depicts the All-powerful Christ, mild yet stern. It is one of the most popular religious images in our Church and is often seen painted inside the central dome of a church. | * File:Construction cost.png **−10%** Construction cost
 Icon of Eleusa icon
Icon of EleusaThe Eleusa icon depicts the tender Virgin Mary with an infant Christ nestled against her cheek. It expresses motherly love and the worry for one's child. | * File:National unrest.png **−3** National unrest
 Icon of St. John Climacus icon
Icon of St. John ClimacusThe Author of 'The Ladder of Divine Ascent', St. John Climacus has inspired generations of Orthodox Christians by describing how to strive towards the divine through asceticism and a pious life. | * File:Embracement cost.png **−20%** Institution embracement cost
 Icon of St. Michael icon
Icon of St. MichaelSaint Michael, the Archistrategos, is the commander of the heavenly hosts and the Archangel who will defeat Satan in the war in Heaven. Icons of Saint Michaels are common throughout Orthodox Christendom and most Russian cities have a church dedicated to him. | * File:Manpower recovery speed.png **+10%** Manpower recovery speed
 Icon of St. Nicholas icon
Icon of St. NicholasNikolaos the wonderworker or the bearer of gifts, is one of the earliest Christian saints and appears on many icons as an elderly man with a white beard. | * File:Improve relations.png **+25%** Improve relations
* File:Ae impact.png **−10%** Aggressive expansion impact

All Orthodox countries receive:

* File:Stability cost modifier.png**−10%** Stability cost modifier
* File:Prestige decay.png**-1%** Prestige decay
* **Halved relations penalty** from non-Orthodox Christians (they consider the Orthodox to be "misguided heretics")

All Orthodox provinces receive:

* File:Local missionary strength.png **-2%** Local missionary strength

Possible heresies include: Old Believers, Molokan, Dukhobor, Khlyst,and Skoptsy.

### Iconoclast

The Iconoclast heresy plagued the Byzantine Empire in multiple waves. Iconoclasts believe that religious images - icons and depictions of holy figures in particular - are a form of idolatry and must not be allowed. In their heyday, iconoclasts destroyed innumerable decorations and icons, sometimes even urged on by Iconoclast Emperors.

Iconoclast uses the Patriarch Authority mechanic, but without any icons available.

All Iconoclast countries receive:

* **-2** Tolerance of heretics
* **+4** Tolerance of the True Faith
* **Halved relations penalty** from non-Iconoclast Christians (they consider the Iconoclast to be "misguided heretics")

All Iconoclast provinces receive:

* File:Local missionary strength.png **-1%** Local missionary strength

Possible heresies include: Arian.

### Bogomilist

Bogomilism was a dualist, gnostic branch of Christianity founded in the mid 10th century by the Bulgarian preacher Bogomil. Surviving in the mountains of Bosnia in various incarnations, the branch was considered a heresy by both the Catholic and Orthodox establishment.

Bogomilist uses the vanilla Confucian harmony mechanic.

 Template:Icon/xyz Gnostic Group:

* File:Development cost.png **−10%** Development cost
* **+3** Tolerance of the true faith
* Template:Icon/xyz **−0.50** Yearly corruption
* (unrecognized string “religious harmonization” for Template:Icon) **+50%** Religious harmonization speed
* Template:Icon/xyz **+1** Yearly justice
* Template:Icon/xyz **+0.50** Yearly legitimacy
* Template:Icon/xyz **+1** Yearly devotion
 0
* File:Stability cost modifier.png **+20%** Stability cost
* Template:Icon/xyz **+1** Yearly corruption
* Template:Icon/xyz **−2** Yearly justice
* Template:Icon/xyz **−1** Yearly legitimacy
* Template:Icon/xyz **−2** Yearly devotion

All Bogomilist countries receive:

* File:Stability cost modifier.png**−10%** Stability cost modifier
* File:Land morale.png **+10%** Morale of armies
* **Halved relations penalty** from non-Bogomilist Christians (they consider the Bogomilist to be "misguided heretics")

All Bogomilist provinces receive:

* File:Local unrest.png **-1** Local unrest

Possible heresies include: Messalian and Euchite.

### Paulician

Paulicianism is named for the third century bishop Paul of Samosata, a gnostic adoptionist who was a contemporary of Manichaeus. Though originally popular in Armenia and the Eastern front of the Byzantine Empire, the religion relocated to Bulgaria in the 10th century.

Paulician uses the Patriarch Authority mechanic with its own set of icons.

Icon of St. RaphaelAlong with Michael and Gabriel, Raphael is the third Archangel. The Gnostic roots of Paulicianism emphasize angels like Raphael. | * File:Global missionary strength.png**+1%** Missionary strength
 Icon of Pelagonitissa icon
Icon of PelagonitissaThe Virgin Pelagonitissa is a rare type that developed near Paulicians in Bulgaria which depicts an infant Christ whimsically playing. | * Template:Icon/xyz **+1** Yearly prestige
* Template:Icon/xyz **+1** Yearly legitimacy
* Template:Icon/xyz **+0.1** Yearly horde unity
* Template:Icon/xyz **+0.2** Yearly republican tradition
 Icon of Christ Tapeinosis icon
Icon of Christ TapeinosisTapeinsos literally means lessening or downplaying, and represents the 'Man of Sorrows' iconographic tradition. | * File:Monthly war exhaustion.png **−0.02** Monthly war exhaustion
 Icon of St. Paul icon
Icon of St. PaulSaint Paul of Tarsus is often considered the second founder of Christianity. It is from his teachings that Paulicianism derives its name. | * File:Diplomat.png **+1** Diplomat
 Icon of St. Silvanus icon
Icon of St. SilvanusSaint Silvanus was one of Saint Paul's closest disciples and successors, and thus holds a particular position for Paulicians. | * File:Construction time.png **+25%** Construction time
* File:Core creation.png**-10%** Core creation cost

All Paulician countries receive:

* (unrecognized string “cost of reducing war exhaustion” for Template:Icon) **-20%** Cost of reducing war exhaustion
* **+2** Tolerance of heathens
* **Halved relations penalty** from non-Paulician Christians (they consider the Paulician to be "misguided heretics")

Possible heresies include: Manichaean and Marcionist.

### Monothelite

Monothelitism is a Christological doctrine that was declared heretical in 681. Monothelites attempted to develop the Miaphysite and Monophysite stance on the single nature of Christ by saying he had both a human and a divine nature but only a single will. In the game, Monothelite represents its putative ancestor the Maronite Catholic Church of Lebanon.

Monothelite uses the Patriarch Authority mechanic with its own set of icons.

Icon of St. GabrielGabriel is an Archangel in all three Abrahamic faiths, and is especially relevant in the Syriac world where Islam surrounds the faith on all sides. | * File:Land fire damage.png**+10%** Land fire damage
 Icon of Hodegetria icon
Icon of HodegetriaThe Hodegetria or 'rightly guiding' icon type shows the Virgin gesturing at an infant Christ with her hand. | * File:Technology cost.png **-5%** Technology cost modifier
 Icon of Christ Deisis icon
Icon of Christ DeisisDesis icons depict Christ in Majesty with the Virgin on one side and Saint John the Baptist on the other, holding a book of holy scripture. | * File:State maintenance.png **−15%** State maintenance
 Icon of St. James icon
Icon of St. JamesJames the Just was a brother of Christ and created the Divine Liturgy of Saint James, which is the core liturgy of the Syriac or Monothelite Church. | + File:National unrest.png **−1** National unrest
 Icon of Jacob of Edessa icon
Icon of Jacob of EdessaJacob of Edessa is the greatest Syriac Monothelite writer, and contributed greatly to the flourishing of the Syriac language. | * File:Missionaries.png **+1** Missionaries
* File:Culture conversion cost.png**-10%** Culture conversion cost

All Monothelite countries receive:

* File:Autonomy.png **-0.05** Monthly autonomy change
* **+2** Tolerance of the true faith
* **Halved relations penalty** from non-Monothelite Christians (they consider the Monothelite to be "misguided heretics")

All Monothelite provinces receive:

* File:Local missionary strength.png **-1%** Local missionary strength

Possible heresies include: Maronite and Syriac.

### Miaphysite

Miaphysite Christianity is a branch of Christendom that follow the Oriental Orthodox rite and who reject the Council of Chalcedon.
With the fall of Egypt to the Muslims hundreds of years ago the Patriarch is controlled by a Non-Christian state with the Miaphysite religion surviving as the official faith only in Armenia.

Miaphysite uses the vanilla Coptic mechanic. It uses different holy sites from the vanilla version, opting for the patriarchates making up the pentarchy.

The following provinces are holy sites:

* Constantinople (2233) - Owned by  Byzantium
* Antioch (3053) - Owned by  Byzantium
* Jerusalem (4974) - Owned by File:Fatimids.png Fatimids
* Alexandria (5022) - Owned by File:Fatimids.png Fatimids
* Vatican (2708) - Owned by File:Papacy.png Papacy

* Template:Icon/xyz**+0.5** Yearly legitimacy
* Template:Icon/xyz**+0.5** Template:DLC-only
* Template:Icon/xyz**+0.2** Yearly republican tradition
* Template:Icon/xyz**+0.5** Template:DLC-only
 Encourage Warriors of the Faith
 Send Monks to Establish Monasteries
 Promote Territorial Rights
 Will of the Martyrs

All Miaphysite countries receive:

* **+1** Tolerance of the True Faith
* File:Defensiveness.png**+10%** Fort defense
* **Halved relations penalty** from non-Miaphysite Christians (they consider the Miaphysite to be "misguided heretics")

All Miaphysite provinces receive:

* File:Local missionary strength.png**−2%** Local missionary strength

Possible heresies include: Zamikaelites, Stephanites, and Eustathians.

### Nestorian

Nestorianism is an early Christian branch which states that Christ has two separate natures - one divine and one human. This is the opposite of the Monophysite position where Christ has but a single nature. The nominal head of the Nestorian Church is the Patriarch of the East.

Nestorian uses the vanilla Shinto Isolationism system, which has been revamped to be about the communion level Nestorian has with Rome.

* File:Technology cost.png**−5%** Technology cost modifier
* File:Embracement cost.png**−10%** Embracement cost
 1
* File:Institution spread.png**+10%** Institution spread
* File:Development cost.png **−10%** Development cost
 2
* File:Idea cost.png**−10%** Idea cost
* File:Construction cost.png**−10%** Construction cost
 3
* File:Culture conversion cost.png**−15%** Culture conversion cost
* File:Missionaries.png**+1** Missionary
 4
* File:Monthly war exhaustion.png**−0.03** Monthly war exhaustion
* File:Stability cost modifier.png**−15%** Stability cost modifier

All Nestorian countries receive:

* **+2** Tolerance of the True Faith
* Administrative technology cost**+10%** Administrative technology cost modifier
* **Halved relations penalty** from non-Nestorian Christians (they consider the Nestorian to be "misguided heretics")

All Nestorian provinces receive:

* File:Local missionary strength.png**−1%** Local missionary strength

Possible heresies include: Melkite, Assyrian, and Chaldean

## Muslim

### Piety

Piety is graded on a scale between **−100** (mysticism) and **+100** (legalism). Each side of the scale provides a different set of *scaling* bonuses while being in the center (**0** piety) offers no bonus at all.

File:Mysticism.png Mysticism (maxed at **−100** piety):

 File:Dhimmi loyalty equilibrium.png | **+10%** | Dhimmi loyalty equilibrium

File:Legalism.png Legalism (maxed at **+100** piety):

 File:Dhimmi loyalty equilibrium.png | **−10%** | Dhimmi loyalty equilibrium

At **75** piety (negative or positive) it is possible to enact a special action providing a single bonus at the cost of moving the piety slider by **50** towards the center.

 Enforce Faithful Adherence | Enforce Faithful Adherence | File:Corruption.png **−2** Corruption | Template:Icon/+**+75** Piety

### Muslim Religious Schools

All Muslim religions have access to the religious school mechanic. There are several schools added in VN.

### Sunni

Sunni Islam holds that the legitimate successor of the Prophet Muhammad was father-in-law Abu Bakr.
As the religion of the majority of the world's Muslims Sunni Islam is present from Morocco to the Levant and is one of the largest religions in the southern part of the game.

Sunni uses the vanilla Piety mechanic.

All Sunni countries receive:

* File:Heir chance.png **+100%** Chance of new heir
* File:Cavalry to infantry ratio.png**+10%** Cavalry to infantry ratio

All Sunni provinces receive:

* File:Local missionary strength.png**−2%** Local missionary strength

Possible heresies include: Ahmadi, Jahmi, and Murji.

### Shia

Shia Muslims hold that the legitimate successor of the prophet Muhammad as Caliph and Imam was his cousin and son-in-law Ali. The Shias believe that a number of Imams have followed Ali and still await the coming of his final successor.
In the game Shia Islam is a dominant state religion only during the eleventh century.

Shia uses the vanilla Piety mechanic.

All Shia countries receive:

* File:Heir chance.png **+100%** Chance of new heir
* File:Land morale.png**+5%** Morale of armies

All Shia provinces receive:

* File:Local missionary strength.png**−2%** Local missionary strength

Possible heresies include: Kaysani, Usuli, and Shaykhi.

### Khariji

Kharijism is claimed by its adherents to be older than both Sunni and Shia Islam but is nowhere near as popular. The Kharijites stress strict adherence to an interpretation of Islam and the Sharia that they hold as both older and more orthodox.
In the game Khariji Islam is present only in Africa.

Khariji uses the vanilla Piety mechanic.

All Khariji countries receive:

* File:Heir chance.png **+100%** Chance of new heir
* File:Goods produced modifier.png **+10%** Goods produced modifier

All Khariji provinces receive:

* File:Local missionary strength.png**−2%** Local missionary strength

Possible heresies include: Haruri, Najadat, and Mutazili.

### Batini

In the mystical traditions of Islam, Batin refers to Esotericism - the inward path to Allah. Batini thus encompasses a diverse range of esoteric sects including the Nizaris, Qarmatis, Alawis, and Alevis, which are largely Shia-oriented.

Batini uses a reskinned Sikh Guru system, wherein the Gurus are renamed into "Imam" instead of the Piety system.

All Batini countries receive:

* File:Heir chance.png **+100%** Chance of new heir
* File:Institution spread.png**+15%** Institution spread

All Batini provinces receive:

* File:Local missionary strength.png**−2%** Local missionary strength

Possible heresies include: Hurufi, Nusairi, and Bektashi.

## Jewish

### Jewish Religious Schools

The Jewish faith has access to unique religious schools, representing the various ethnicities present within Judaism.

 (unrecognized string “sephardi” for Template:Icon) Sephardi
 (unrecognized string “mizrahi” for Template:Icon) Mizrahi

### Jewish

The oldest Abrahamic religion in the game, Judaism builds upon the Torah and the traditions and scriptures of the Jewish people going back over 3000 years.
By the start of the game the Jewish faith is a minority faith in most of the world and only exists among the remnant Khazars.

Jewish uses vanilla Faith Power and mechanics:

*The **Administrative** Torah aspect allows one of the following three options:*

* File:National unrest.png**−2** National unrest
* Celebrate festival gives File:Icon stability.png**+1** Stability
 Simchat Torah
* File:Technology cost.png**-5%** Technology cost
* Celebrate festival gives File:Reform progress growth.png**+20** Reform progress growth, File:Legitimacy.png**+5** Legitimacy (or equivalent), **+5** Heir claim strength
 Sukkot
* File:Interest.png**-0.5%** Interest per annum
* Celebrate festival gives File:Income.png**0.3** Years of income and File:Inflation reduction.png**-1** Inflation.

* The Celebrate Festival button is found to the right of the three aspects on the religion tab. Depending on whichever Administrative aspect was chosen the related bonus can be earned at the cost of 200 Faith Power. With the *“Grant Rabbi Privileges”* government reform, the File:Clergy.png clergy estate gains File:Clergy loyalty equilibrium.png **+20** loyalty when a festival is celebrated.

*The **Diplomatic** Torah aspect allows one of the following three options:*

* **+2** Tolerance of the true faith
* Bonus: No owned Jewish province will suffer the penalties of non-accepted culture and same culture group
 Abrahamic Roots
* **+2** Tolerance of heathens
* Bonus: Every owned Muslim or Christian province will not suffer wrong religion penalties (**-100%** local religious unity contributions but **-100%** local missionary strength), they also get a Local goods produced modifier **+20%** Local goods produced modifier and File:Local tax modifier.png **+20%** Local tax modifier
 Home of the Jews
* File:Development cost.png**-10%** Development cost
* Bonus: The country will gain a **+35** opinion bonus with every non-Theocratic Muslim or Christian country

*The **Military** Torah aspect allows one of the following three options:*

* File:Infantry cost.png **−5%** Infantry cost
* Bonus: While at war receive **+20%** manpower recovery speed and **+25%** faith power. Double the effect if in a defensive war.
 Remember Passover
* File:Defensiveness.png**+25%** Fort defense
* Bonus: Sieges of one's own fallen fort starts with a **+2** siege progress in one's favor, and winning a hostile siege provides **+5** faith power.
 Purim Teachings
* File:Morale.png**5%** Morale for both armies and navies
* Bonus: Every battle won reduces war exhaustion by **-0.05** and every war won provides **+10** faith power

All Jewish countries receive:

* **+2** Tolerance of the true faith
* File:Possible advisors.png**+1** Possible advisors

All Jewish provinces receive:

* File:Local missionary strength.png**−2%** Local missionary strength

Possible heresies include: Samaritan and Karaite.