Wouldn't say this so easily. As a metter of fact it is almost always the opposite. Religion governs politics, and politics created religion, but thats a whole other argument.RageRune wrote:and since religion and politcs don't mix
Yes he was named the absolute one after the formation of Harmonia most likely as he freed the country. Nothing you read gives you the idea that he was a nice guy but people seem to assume that he is a villian even though there is no evidence the dude did anything wrong (asides from becoming a politician of course).dradon_paladin wrote:from the sources I read here I was lead to believe that he founded Harmonia. It says people feared him as "The Absolute One" or something like that. Nothing I read gives me the idea he was a nice guy.
Even though it would suck to be a slave and it would cause severe problems in our societies, in a country where it has been a norm for centuries I doubt it would be as bad of a problem as people make it out to be, not to mention that the slaves didn't know any better. As for the cost of the slaves, I'm fully disagreeing with you there as they should produce more than enough for themselves (which is VERY little) and their master (at least according to every past nationality that used slavery).koriand'r wrote:Though slavery dosen't really help the economocy as it costs a lot to keep a slave well and maintained for its duties.
Personally, I believe that Hikusaak has a bigger plan. I'm still on the edge over who holds true power him or the church, but I'm positive he is the smarter one (which could have something to do with his dissaperance - a plot). Otherwise the church put him in the slammer for a disagreement heh.