Diferencia entre revisiones de «Ministerio del Acero»

Daily prayer was a facet of the religion.{{annotation ref|mb3|chapter=34}} There is a ritual that involves an altar made of gold. It is centered in a room with four candelabra at the corners. Near the altar, [[Alendi's journal]], written in Khlenni, was kept. Near the doorway, a bowl of small, triangular knives was kept on a pillar to be used in the ritual.{{book ref|mb1|14}} The knives were occasionally used for the worshipper to slice their own body.{{annotation ref|mb3|chapter=34}} Marsh later uses these triangle knives as a weapon of choice. The Ministry teaches the basic doctrine that the nobility has prestige and allomancy because of their ancestorancestors's loyalty to the Lord Ruler, while the skaa were punished for the sins of their own ancestors. The Mistborn are taught to be descendents of the only men who supported the Lord Ruler before his Ascension.{{book ref|mb1|3}}{{book ref|mb1|7}} The Lord Ruler is revered as the creator and savior of the world, the Sliver of Infinity.{{book ref|mb1|8}} His status in the religion is as a piece of God, not omnipresent or omniscient. He's a physical, independent section of a consciousness.{{book ref|mb1|10}} Before his Ascension, he was only a mortal man.{{book ref|mb1|17}} He is taught to have saved the people from the Deepness and punished their lack of faith with the ash and mists.{{book ref|mb1|6}}

Skaa and nobles alike were required to fulfil their roles in the Empire and obey the Lord Ruler, but neither devotion nor faith was requested. Skaa aren't taught much of the Ministry's doctrine.{{book ref|mb1|7}} Weddings were characterized only by the presence of an obligator to witness the fact. Sometimes additional ceremonyceremonies would be added, but there wasn't a standard; the obligator's presence was the only requirement.{{annotation ref|mb2|chapter=48}} Worship of any other god was forbidden. {{book ref|mb1|9}}