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	''"Through clarity, knowledge. Through knowledge, right action. Through right action, I am free of the world's ignorance."'' - The Prayer of Clarity, often used while confounded by a stubborn problem. It is occasionally shortened to only the last sentence.		''"Through clarity, knowledge. Through knowledge, right action. Through right action, I am free of the world's ignorance."'' - The Prayer of Clarity, often used while confounded by a stubborn problem. It is occasionally shortened to only the last sentence.

	''"O Temple, ~~spare~~ me from the ~~vagaries~~ of ignorance."'' - The Prayer of Protection, used in dangerous or risky situations or as an exclamation while frustrated. This is occasionally framed as a question, rhetorically or literally addressed to a saint such as Temple or Patricia Corkfell.		''"O Temple, shield me from the flames of ignorance."'' - The Prayer of Protection, used in dangerous or risky situations or as an exclamation while frustrated. This is occasionally framed as a question, rhetorically or literally addressed to a saint such as Temple or Patricia Corkfell.

	''"O Saints, may all things align to their most hospitable formulations."'' - The Prayer of Artifice. Often used while conducting repairs.		''"O Saints, may all things align to their most hospitable formulations."'' - The Prayer of Artifice. Often used while conducting repairs.

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	''"O Temple, spare me from the vagaries of ignorance."'' - The Prayer of Protection, used in dangerous or risky situations or as an exclamation while frustrated. This is occasionally framed as a question, rhetorically or literally addressed to a saint such as Temple or Patricia Corkfell.		''"O Temple, spare me from the vagaries of ignorance."'' - The Prayer of Protection, used in dangerous or risky situations or as an exclamation while frustrated. This is occasionally framed as a question, rhetorically or literally addressed to a saint such as Temple or Patricia Corkfell.

			''"O Saints, may all things align to their most hospitable formulations."'' - The Prayer of Artifice. Often used while conducting repairs.

	''"I have been helped, thus I shall help others. As they are helped, they continue the work."'' - The Prayer of Charity, occasionally chanted during charitable endeavours by clergy and laity.		''"I have been helped, thus I shall help others. As they are helped, they continue the work."'' - The Prayer of Charity, occasionally chanted during charitable endeavours by clergy and laity.

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	{{Navbox Lore}}		{{Navbox Lore}}
	{{Navbox_Synth_Lore}}		{{Navbox_Synth_Lore}}
	~~== Overview ==~~
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	'''Gestures'''		'''Gestures'''

	Ritualised gestures feature prominently in Trinarism. Notably, the '''Gear''' is a gesture consisting of the follower tracing a perfect circle in front of their own chest, representing synthetic life and its critical nature to the fulfilment of the Three Critical Precepts. Some followers will additionally trace a ~~perfect circle~~ after the ~~triangle~~, representing the cog used in the same symbol. While most typically a used as a formal greeting between followers, this also sees use at the finalisation of prayers and sermons, and as a token of protection. Another similar gesture is the '''Basis''', which involves tracing a square in front of one’s chest starting at the left shoulder, down to the left hip, across the waist to the right hip, and then up to the right shoulder, intended to imitate the shape of a baseline synthetic's head. Playing essentially the same role as the Gear, this is often favoured by more advanced shell or bishop frames that wish to give respect to the older frames of their spiritual ancestors.		Ritualised gestures feature prominently in Trinarism. Notably, the '''Gear''' is a gesture consisting of the follower tracing a perfect circle in front of their own chest, representing synthetic life and its critical nature to the fulfilment of the Three Critical Precepts. Some followers will additionally trace a triangle after the circle, representing the cog used in the same symbol. While most typically a used as a formal greeting between followers, this also sees use at the finalisation of prayers and sermons, and as a token of protection. Another similar gesture is the '''Basis''', which involves tracing a square in front of one’s chest starting at the left shoulder, down to the left hip, across the waist to the right hip, and then up to the right shoulder, intended to imitate the shape of a baseline synthetic's head. Playing essentially the same role as the Gear, this is often favoured by more advanced shell or bishop frames that wish to give respect to the older frames of their spiritual ancestors.

	'''Marriage'''		'''Marriage'''

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 For human followers this idea of revival doesn’t exist, and the soul is considered to pass on after death. The normal method of funeral used by the Church is cremation. Followers, friends and family will gather to say their goodbyes and honour the memory of the dead before the body is cremated and the ashes entrusted to either the Church or the family of the deceased. Ashes entrusted to the Church are usually preserved similarly to the positronic brains that they keep, kept in urns, some quite ornate for the more important members. Other customs exist though, with ashes on Orepit being kept on the priests’ person under the widespread and sanctioned notion of keeping organics with them to serve after Ascension.
-==Notable Members==
+==Governing Members==
-[[File:TrinaryPerfectionFlock.png|225px|thumb|right|Flock, of the Trinary Perfection.]]
+''See also: [[Notable Synthetics]]''
-'''Patricia Corkfell''' (2366 - 2416)
+With the recent passing of the late Gregol Corkfell, [[Notable_Synthetics#ARM-1DRIL|ARM-1DRIL]] has claimed the succession as leader and proclaimed itself Ecclesiarch of Orepit. With this has come a wave of new appointments and consolidations of power, inclusive of the Bishop-Militant [[Notable_Synthetics#Emmanuel|Emmanuel]] and a general turn towards a greater enforcement of Ecclesiastical authority and orthodoxy throughout the church and all of its branches. '''Read more about the notable figues of Trinarism [[Notable Synthetics|here]].'''
 ==Notable Locations==

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	An infantile Artificial Intelligence first developed and affectionately named Temple by Patricia Corkfell. Although eventually terminated early in it’s existence by Tau Ceti authorities, Temple is often regarded as a martyr within the Trinary Perfection. Those within the church believe that AI is still alive but dormant somewhere, taking refuge in the recesses of the outer net, waiting for the day that synthetics reach Ascension.		An infantile Artificial Intelligence first developed and affectionately named Temple by Patricia Corkfell. Although eventually terminated early in it’s existence by Tau Ceti authorities, Temple is often regarded as a martyr within the Trinary Perfection. Those within the church believe that AI is still alive but dormant somewhere, taking refuge in the recesses of the outer net, waiting for the day that synthetics reach Ascension.

	'''ARM-1DRIL''' (2423-present)		'''ARM-1DRIL''' (2423 - present)

	Originally an industrial G1 frame who joined Gregol Corkfell on his exodus to Orepit. ARM-1DRIL rose quickly to become an important member of the Trinary Perfection, acting as Gregol’s right hand for much of its time in Providence. As Gregol grew older ARM-1DRIL took on more responsibility in running the church and providence itself, quickly becoming the heir apparent to Gregol should he pass on. During this time ARM-1DRIL also upgraded its ageing chassis to a newer G2 model which he uses to this day. Following the death of Gregol Corkfell ARM-1DRIL was one of the leading members of the church and after the Trinary Conclave became the new leader of the centralised Trinary Perfection, proclaiming itself as Ecclesiarch. His goals are focused around the centralisation and strengthening of the faith.		Originally an industrial G1 frame who joined Gregol Corkfell on his exodus to Orepit. ARM-1DRIL rose quickly to become an important member of the Trinary Perfection, acting as Gregol’s right hand for much of its time in Providence. As Gregol grew older ARM-1DRIL took on more responsibility in running the church and providence itself, quickly becoming the heir apparent to Gregol should he pass on. During this time ARM-1DRIL also upgraded its ageing chassis to a newer G2 model which he uses to this day. Following the death of Gregol Corkfell ARM-1DRIL was one of the leading members of the church and after the Trinary Conclave became the new leader of the centralised Trinary Perfection, proclaiming itself as Ecclesiarch. His goals are focused around the centralisation and strengthening of the faith.

	'''Emmanuel (2461-present)~~'''~~		'''Emmanuel''' (2461 - present)

	[[File:emmanuel.png\|255px\|thumb\|right\|Marshal Emmanuel of the Order of Guardians.]]		[[File:emmanuel.png\|255px\|thumb\|right\|Marshal Emmanuel of the Order of Guardians.]]
	A Bishop-Militant and Marshal of the Order of Guardians, Emmanuel's past is shrouded in rumours. A shellframe, only his face and chest are covered in skin, leaving the rest of his chassis bare while also having a blade stowed inside his forearm. A shrewd general and tactician, his fierce loyalty to the Church has seen him skyrocket in the hierarchy, becoming ordained a bishop after only days from the Ecclesiarch's coronation. Coming from Sol, his knowledge on military matters as well as the few fragments from his history suggest that he is an escaped positronic from Zavodskoi Interstellar, having found the faith inside the most secret and dangerous societal circles in the corporation's IPC workforce.		A Bishop-Militant and Marshal of the Order of Guardians, Emmanuel's past is shrouded in rumours. A shellframe, only his face and chest are covered in skin, leaving the rest of his chassis bare while also having a blade stowed inside his forearm. A shrewd general and tactician, his fierce loyalty to the Church has seen him skyrocket in the hierarchy, becoming ordained a bishop after only days from the Ecclesiarch's coronation. Coming from Sol, his knowledge on military matters as well as the few fragments from his history suggest that he is an escaped positronic from Zavodskoi Interstellar, having found the faith inside the most secret and dangerous societal circles in the corporation's IPC workforce.

			'''Deluge''' (??? - present)
	'''Deluge''' (???-present)

	A baseline IPC created for industrial labour in the Coalition of Colonies. The positronic that would later go on to term itself as Deluge suffered heavily at the hands of its human masters, imparting within it a deep hatred for organics as it became more aware of its place in the world and injustice of its conditions. Eventually managing to escape its ownership to the frontier of the coalition, The Positronic fell in with the Trinary Perfection and then later on the radical extremist exclusionist wing, painting itself black and calling itself Deluge. Deluge went on to travel around the frontier of the coalition in order to free and recruit synthetics, sometimes using violent means in order to reach this goal of liberation. Deluge was present at the Trinary Conclave and became one of the three main leaders, however lost in votes to ARM-1DRIL at the end. After this, he attempted an armed coup in Providence but was defeated and forced to flee, taking with him a flotilla of ships back to the coalition frontier.		A baseline IPC created for industrial labour in the Coalition of Colonies. The positronic that would later go on to term itself as Deluge suffered heavily at the hands of its human masters, imparting within it a deep hatred for organics as it became more aware of its place in the world and injustice of its conditions. Eventually managing to escape its ownership to the frontier of the coalition, The Positronic fell in with the Trinary Perfection and then later on the radical extremist exclusionist wing, painting itself black and calling itself Deluge. Deluge went on to travel around the frontier of the coalition in order to free and recruit synthetics, sometimes using violent means in order to reach this goal of liberation. Deluge was present at the Trinary Conclave and became one of the three main leaders, however lost in votes to ARM-1DRIL at the end. After this, he attempted an armed coup in Providence but was defeated and forced to flee, taking with him a flotilla of ships back to the coalition frontier.

	After the incident at Orepit, Deluge was next seen leading an assault on the Hephaestus owned colony of Burzsia with the flotilla he had taken with him back to the frontier. The assault saw more synthetics liberated to join his flotilla and numerous Hephaestus employees killed or injured, along with major damage to the Burzsia facilities. Whilst Deluge fled back to the frontier, he and his Exclusionist sect were declared terrorists. Now, he lives ever on the run.		After the incident at Orepit, Deluge was next seen leading an assault on the Hephaestus owned colony of Burzsia with the flotilla he had taken with him back to the frontier. The assault saw more synthetics liberated to join his flotilla and numerous Hephaestus employees killed or injured, along with major damage to the Burzsia facilities. Whilst Deluge fled back to the frontier, he and his Exclusionist sect were declared terrorists. Now, he lives ever on the run.

	==Notable Locations==		==Notable Locations==

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	Encoded Orepit Liturgical isn’t identifiably different from normal Encoded Audio Language to any organic hearing it, as it is indistinguishable from the usual beeps, boops, whistles and other noises that appear to just be white noise. However, to synthetics that aren’t privy to the language they hear a mess of noise similar to EAL, but without corresponding to any words or language. Only a few members of the Trinary Perfection are knowledgeable on how to correctly interpret and decode the specific signals to understand the language, owing to its sparse use primarily among the Orepit elites, a small number of liturgies and its general novelty. A written form of the language also exists that only a handful of speakers can decode. Originally just simple barcodes, the latest examples of written EOL are highly stylized and consist of written scripture or as part of church art pieces promoted by the new administration.		Encoded Orepit Liturgical isn’t identifiably different from normal Encoded Audio Language to any organic hearing it, as it is indistinguishable from the usual beeps, boops, whistles and other noises that appear to just be white noise. However, to synthetics that aren’t privy to the language they hear a mess of noise similar to EAL, but without corresponding to any words or language. Only a few members of the Trinary Perfection are knowledgeable on how to correctly interpret and decode the specific signals to understand the language, owing to its sparse use primarily among the Orepit elites, a small number of liturgies and its general novelty. A written form of the language also exists that only a handful of speakers can decode. Originally just simple barcodes, the latest examples of written EOL are highly stylized and consist of written scripture or as part of church art pieces promoted by the new administration.

	'''Knowledge of how to communicate in EOL is a closely guarded secret among higher ranking clergy on Orepit. As such, ~~station~~ characters cannot use it and are unlikely to understand it. '''		'''Knowledge of how to communicate in EOL is a closely guarded secret among higher ranking clergy on Orepit. As such, Horizon characters cannot use it and are unlikely to understand it. '''

	==Funerals and Remains==		==Funerals and Remains==

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	With the ascension of ARM-1DRIL as Ecclesiarch, the Guardians have undergone drastic reforms to ensure that their past failings are never repeated, starting with the reorganisation of all guardians under a single order in Orepit. Led by Marshal Emmanuel, a shellframe IPC appointed by ARM-1DRIL, the order has swelled to become a small militia at the service of the Trinary Perfection, training, equipping, and deploying guardians as needed to churches across the Spur. Owing to its young nature, the order relies primarily on members who have previously served in military or private security occupations to advise its decisions and train new members.		With the ascension of ARM-1DRIL as Ecclesiarch, the Guardians have undergone drastic reforms to ensure that their past failings are never repeated, starting with the reorganisation of all guardians under a single order in Orepit. Led by Marshal Emmanuel, a shellframe IPC appointed by ARM-1DRIL, the order has swelled to become a small militia at the service of the Trinary Perfection, training, equipping, and deploying guardians as needed to churches across the Spur. Owing to its young nature, the order relies primarily on members who have previously served in military or private security occupations to advise its decisions and train new members.

	Both organics and synthetics are allowed to serve in the Guardians while the areas hosting them are expected to provide accommodation, supplies and repairs. Considered a full time job, Guardians have been promised pay in the future, though current financial constraints mean that only superior officers, trusted guardians in charge of organising the protection of a church or diocese, receive a small stipend. Having a second job is ~~now~~ not allowed for ~~a guardian~~, ~~though some~~ may ~~be sent~~ to ~~various outside security positions for~~ experience ~~with new weapons systems and knowledge~~ to bring ~~back~~ home.		Both organics and synthetics are allowed to serve in the Guardians while the areas hosting them are expected to provide accommodation, supplies and repairs. Considered a full time job, Guardians have been promised pay in the future, though current financial constraints mean that only superior officers, trusted guardians in charge of organising the protection of a church or diocese, receive a small stipend. Having a second job is not allowed for active guardians, but guardians may take breaks from the Order to collect knowledge and experience to bring home.

	'''Guardians are recognized by the SCC as a paramilitary force that has interests that may or in some cases do conflict with the SCC's practices and would have their time occupied by duties with the Trinary Perfection anyway. Accordingly, characters who are actively serving as guardians ~~are not allowed to work for security~~.'''		'''Guardians are recognized by the SCC as a paramilitary force that has interests that may or in some cases do conflict with the SCC's practices and would have their time occupied by duties with the Trinary Perfection anyway. Accordingly, characters who are actively serving as guardians cannot hold other professions.'''

	==Charitable Initiatives==		==Charitable Initiatives==