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Bill: OOC (RP): Church of Luthori in Malivia (Updated May 4171)

Details

Submitted by[?]: Malivian Front

Status[?]: defeated

Votes: This bill is a resolution. It requires more yes votes than no votes. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.

Voting deadline: December 4211

Description[?]:

The Church of Luthori in Malivia is the only Bishopal church in Malivia recognized by the Archbishop of Oalopo and the Church of Luthori. Low-church and evangelical, it has members from all ethnic and cultural communities in the nation. It practices a loose form of episcopal polity and offers no metropolitan leadership, instead giving the General Superintendent of the Synod only limited and mostly ceremonial role. Instead, power and decision making is given almost exclusively to the heads of the dioceses/districts.

Due to anti-Patriarchal sentiments, dioceses are called districts and bishops are known as superintendents. The Synod meets once a year for a week and only during this time does the General Superintendent exercise his administrative power. The General Superintendent is the superintendent with seniority (who has served the longest in his role). When a vacancy occurs, Superintendents are nominated, voted on and appointed by the Synod.

The Synod consists of all superintendents, active and retired, two clergy delegates from each district chosen by the Superintendent and two lay delegates, chosen by the clergy delegates.

General Superintendent of the Synod: The Most Rev. Benjamin Chapel

Superintendent of Bhulkhandra: The Most Rev. Benjamin Chapel
Superintendent of Dendhadrash: The Rt. Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Hampshire
Superintendent of Idhaghra: The Rt. Rev. Horatio Uitti
Superintendent of Washebar: The Rt. Rev. Victor Iohannes Patel
Superintendent of Walkaunar: The Rt. Rev. Xavier Lamb

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Announcement of the creation of the Church of Luthori in Malivia: http://forum.particracy.net/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=7168#p111456

Proposals

Debate

These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:

Date05:14:17, February 25, 2017 CET
FromMalivian People's Party
ToDebating the OOC (RP): Church of Luthori in Malivia (Updated May 4171)
MessageOOC: Is this an actual bill? I like what you have done, but can we keep this section for actual RP/OOC laws and not organizations and religions?

Date16:03:06, February 25, 2017 CET
FromMalivian Front
ToDebating the OOC (RP): Church of Luthori in Malivia (Updated May 4171)
MessageOOC: No, I'm just keeping it here for RP reference.

Date15:44:58, May 15, 2017 CET
From Moderation
ToDebating the OOC (RP): Church of Luthori in Malivia (Updated May 4171)
MessageOOC:Archiving

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Voting

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yes

    Total Seats: 0

    no
       

    Total Seats: 273

    abstain
         

    Total Seats: 177


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