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2017-03-30T10:08:24Z

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	<ic>At the Spring Summit 377 YE, the National Assembly of the League, at the instigation of Antonio Raoul Calgone declared the belief that there should be, at Anvil, a location consecrated to each of the Imperial Virtues.</ic>

	The Assemblies of the Synod have the ability to make statements of principle. These are public declarations with the support of an Assembly of the Synod on a matter relevant to the spiritual wellbeing of the Empire.

	Statements of principle have no authority in law. However, they are a means by which the Synod can recognise a virtuous act, warn citizens of potential peril or attempt to apply encouragement, or shame, to a public figure or group.

	~~A statement of principle is the most common way for an assembly to interact with a special [[Opportunity~~#~~Synod_Opportunities\|opportunity]].~~

	~~===Further Reading===~~
	*[[Imperial Synod \|Synod Processes and Powers]]
	** [[The Assemblies of the Synod\|Information about the different Assemblies]]

	** [[The Powers of Synod Priests\|The powers of individual Synod Members]]
	***[[How Assemblies make Judgments\|Judgement]]
	***[[Witness]]
	***[[Sanctuary]]
	***[[Clemency]]

	** [[The Judgments of the Synod\|The Judgements of the Synod]]
	***[[Appointment]]
	***[[Inquisition]]
	***[[Condemnation]]
	~~***~~[[Statement of ~~Principle]]~~
	***[[Revocation]]
	***[[Recognition]]
	***[[Veto]]
	***[[Rewarding]]
	***[[Changing Doctrine]]
	***[[Writ of Excommunication]]

	* Religion
	** [[The Way\|The Way of Virtue]]
	** [[Imperial Theology]]
	** [[Religious skills]]
	**[[Religious Crimes]]
	* [[Recent history]]

	~~[[Category:Synod~~]]

IllithidbixTom: Added further reading links.

2016-07-22T17:44:19Z

Added further reading links.

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	A statement of principle is the most common way for an assembly to interact with a special [[Opportunity#Synod_Opportunities\|opportunity]].		A statement of principle is the most common way for an assembly to interact with a special [[Opportunity#Synod_Opportunities\|opportunity]].

			===Further Reading===
			*[[Imperial Synod \|Synod Processes and Powers]]
			** [[The Assemblies of the Synod\|Information about the different Assemblies]]

			** [[The Powers of Synod Priests\|The powers of individual Synod Members]]
			***[[How Assemblies make Judgments\|Judgement]]
			***[[Witness]]
			***[[Sanctuary]]
			***[[Clemency]]

			** [[The Judgments of the Synod\|The Judgements of the Synod]]
			***[[Appointment]]
			***[[Inquisition]]
			***[[Condemnation]]
			***[[Statement of Principle]]
			***[[Revocation]]
			***[[Recognition]]
			***[[Veto]]
			***[[Rewarding]]
			***[[Changing Doctrine]]
			***[[Writ of Excommunication]]

			* Religion
			** [[The Way\|The Way of Virtue]]
			** [[Imperial Theology]]
			** [[Religious skills]]
			**[[Religious Crimes]]
			* [[Recent history]]

	[[Category:Synod]]		[[Category:Synod]]

Rafferty at 14:14, 21 May 2016

2016-05-21T14:14:33Z

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	Statements of principle have no authority in law. However, they are a means by which the Synod can recognise a virtuous act, warn citizens of potential peril or attempt to apply encouragement, or shame, to a public figure or group.		Statements of principle have no authority in law. However, they are a means by which the Synod can recognise a virtuous act, warn citizens of potential peril or attempt to apply encouragement, or shame, to a public figure or group.

			A statement of principle is the most common way for an assembly to interact with a special [[Opportunity#Synod_Opportunities\|opportunity]].

	[[Category:Synod]]		[[Category:Synod]]

Matt at 18:32, 14 February 2014

2014-02-14T18:32:18Z

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	[[Category:~~Imperial~~ Synod]]		[[Category:Synod]]

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<ic>At the Spring Summit 377 YE, the National Assembly of the League, at the instigation of Antonio Raoul Calgone declared the belief that there should be, at Anvil, a location consecrated to each of the Imperial Virtues.</ic>

The Assemblies of the Synod have the ability to make statements of principle. These are public declarations with the support of an Assembly of the Synod on a matter relevant to the spiritual wellbeing of the Empire.

Statements of principle have no authority in law. However, they are a means by which the Synod can recognise a virtuous act, warn citizens of potential peril or attempt to apply encouragement, or shame, to a public figure or group.

[[Category:Imperial Synod]]