Paxamor's Discipline System

punish deviants. Under this system, religious leaders are not obligated or likely to punish other members when their priority is maintaining or achieving greater financial status. For this lack of a clear disciplinary system, Cashtianity cannot institute or maintain a sufficient strictness for all members to adhere to the rules. While Cashtianity comes closer to a successful institution for its conservation of cultural capital, its emphasis on competition discourages an internal sense of community while promoting divisive competition. Completely splitting from the cutthroat nature of Cashtianity, the religion of Paxamor would maintain a stronger edge because of its emphasis on community involvement and internal ties. While previously mentioned
In addition to its strong potential to maintain internal ties, Paxamor would generate a broad appeal for its emphasis on nature. Putting forth four natural elements as the subjects of worship, Paxamor may generate particular interest among members of other religions that respect the environment - particularly the Asian religions of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Shintoism. Building on this familiar respect for the environment, Paxamor successfully integrates prophecies among members through its promise of continuing the life cycle. Because living members cannot verify the actual status of deceased members, Paxamor’s doctrine does not set up members to be disappointed with its promise of the afterlife. Further strengthening the hierarchical structure of Paxamor, religious leaders have legitimate authority as heads of the family. In the cooperative family environment promoted in Paxamor, members are more able to interact with their religious leader and participate as a part of the leadership. Leaders also have a clear successor, with the next eldest being first in the line of succession. While the structure of Paxamor allows for a reliable leadership system, the reliance on family elders also works to Paxamor’s disadvantage. Like
While Kanyeism and Culpism each revolve around a single figure, the respective figures are not regarded as immortal creators. For potential converts, worshipping The One in Singularism allows them to transition from their previous religion without throwing away previous worship. While the name of the creator God is different in Singularism, new converts can be convinced that they are still worshipping the same deity. To ensure members are properly worshipping The One, Singularism only requires followers to observe local laws. While the use of local laws discourages a more standardized way of life among followers, the laws are still effective. Though some may argue that requirements for members between different regions are too variable, the emphasis on local laws allows members to conserve maintain their current ways of life. Rather than being forced to adopt a whole new set of doctrine, Singularists are expected to pursue their specific rank under a set of rules that they are already accustomed to. While one may argue that local laws do not reflect a punishment unique to Singularism, this policy provides for more discipline than some major world religions. For example, in the past, Christians have endured lighter punishments for certain crimes through confession than they would have under their