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Line 10: The '''Pan-Humanists''' are a philosophical movement recently begun in the [[Periphery]]. Founded on the [[Outworlds Alliance]] planet [[Ramora]] by [[Herodias Ap Gwynn]] in the late thirtieth-century, the Pan-Humanists believe that all humanity shares a common path, future and goals. Though Pan-Humanists may not be able to adequately interpret the path, they choose the obvious course of action to improve all mankind, which is to act as conciliators, diplomats and teachers. The '''Pan-Humanists''' are a philosophical movement recently begun in the [[Periphery]]. Founded on the [[Outworlds Alliance]] planet [[Ramora]] by [[Herodias Ap Gwynn]] in the late thirtieth-century, the Pan-Humanists believe that all humanity shares a common path, future and goals. Though Pan-Humanists may not be able to adequately interpret the path, they choose the obvious course of action to improve all mankind, which is to act as conciliators, diplomats and teachers. − The Pan-Humanists work throughout the Human Sphere to reconcile political, social and military disputes through education and diplomacy. Ironically enough, the philosophy of the Pan-Humanists is most akin to the surface intent of the [[Star League]]. In stark contrast to the Star League, the work of the Pan-Humanists has not harmed those it ostensibly endeavors to help.<ref>''The Periphery, First Edition'', p. 68: "Renaissance in Philosophy"</ref> + The Pan-Humanists work throughout the Human Sphere to reconcile political, social and military disputes through education and diplomacy. Ironically enough, the philosophy of the Pan-Humanists is most akin to the surface intent of the [[Star League]]. In stark contrast to the Star League, the work of the Pan-Humanists has not harmed those it ostensibly endeavors to help.<ref>''The Periphery (sourcebook)'', p. 68, "Renaissance in Philosphy"</ref> − In [[3020]] Capellan forces drawn from the Hussars and the [[Maskirovka]] led by [[Pavel Ridzik]] masqueraded as a rogue mercenary unit and raided the Pan-Humanist Congregation on [[Truth]]. The congregation on Truth was shattered, with deaths estimated between three and fifty thousand.<ref>''House Liao (The Capellan Confederation)'', pp. 63, 128: "Lesson in Faith" and "Pavel Ridzik"</ref> + In [[3020]] Capellan forces drawn from the Hussars and the [[Maskirovka]] led by [[Pavel Ridzik]] masqueraded as a rogue mercenary unit and raided the Pan-Humanist Congregation on [[Truth]]. The congregation on Truth was shattered, with deaths estimated between three and fifty thousand.<ref>''House Liao (The Capellan Confederation)'', p. 63, 128, "Lesson in Faith" & "Pavel Ridzik"</ref> ==References== ==References== <references /> <references /> − ==Bibliography== ==Bibliography== * ''[[House Liao (The Capellan Confederation)]]'' * ''[[House Liao (The Capellan Confederation)]]'' − * ''[[The Periphery (sourcebook)|The Periphery]]'' + * ''[[The Periphery (sourcebook)|The Periphery]]'' − [[Category:Political Groups]] [[Category:Political Groups]]
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The '''Pan-Humanists''' are a philosophical movement recently begun in the [[Periphery]]. Founded on the [[Outworlds Alliance]] planet [[Ramora]] by [[Herodias Ap Gwynn]] in the late thirtieth-century, the Pan-Humanists believe that all humanity shares a common path, future and goals. Though Pan-Humanists may not be able to adequately interpret the path, they choose the obvious course of action to improve all mankind, which is to act as conciliators, diplomats and teachers. | The '''Pan-Humanists''' are a philosophical movement recently begun in the [[Periphery]]. Founded on the [[Outworlds Alliance]] planet [[Ramora]] by [[Herodias Ap Gwynn]] in the late thirtieth-century, the Pan-Humanists believe that all humanity shares a common path, future and goals. Though Pan-Humanists may not be able to adequately interpret the path, they choose the obvious course of action to improve all mankind, which is to act as conciliators, diplomats and teachers. | ||
| − | The Pan-Humanists work throughout the Human Sphere to reconcile political, social and military disputes through education and diplomacy. Ironically enough, the philosophy of the Pan-Humanists is most akin to the surface intent of the [[Star League]]. In stark contrast to the Star League, the work of the Pan-Humanists has not harmed those it ostensibly endeavors to help.<ref>''The Periphery | + | The Pan-Humanists work throughout the Human Sphere to reconcile political, social and military disputes through education and diplomacy. Ironically enough, the philosophy of the Pan-Humanists is most akin to the surface intent of the [[Star League]]. In stark contrast to the Star League, the work of the Pan-Humanists has not harmed those it ostensibly endeavors to help.<ref>''The Periphery (sourcebook)'', p. 68, "Renaissance in Philosphy"</ref> |
| − | In [[3020]] Capellan forces drawn from the Hussars and the [[Maskirovka]] led by [[Pavel Ridzik]] masqueraded as a rogue mercenary unit and raided the Pan-Humanist Congregation on [[Truth]]. The congregation on Truth was shattered, with deaths estimated between three and fifty thousand.<ref>''House Liao (The Capellan Confederation)'', | + | In [[3020]] Capellan forces drawn from the Hussars and the [[Maskirovka]] led by [[Pavel Ridzik]] masqueraded as a rogue mercenary unit and raided the Pan-Humanist Congregation on [[Truth]]. The congregation on Truth was shattered, with deaths estimated between three and fifty thousand.<ref>''House Liao (The Capellan Confederation)'', p. 63, 128, "Lesson in Faith" & "Pavel Ridzik"</ref> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
* ''[[House Liao (The Capellan Confederation)]]'' | * ''[[House Liao (The Capellan Confederation)]]'' | ||
| − | * ''[[The Periphery (sourcebook)|The Periphery]]'' | + | * ''[[The Periphery (sourcebook)|The Periphery]]'' |
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[[Category:Political Groups]] | [[Category:Political Groups]] | ||