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What Are the Patrons?

 The term "Patron" is often used in the religion of Triadeism, and to some, this can at first be quite confusing. However, this article is here to help alleviate some confusion! The Patrons, unlike Gods, are much more minor deities, with less broad and more specialized focuses, such as Marli, the Patron of Rot, or Ra'al, the Patron of Mercy. Patrons are commonly the children of the Gods, however other beings can be considered Patrons, such as the Moon and Sun, and even preferred characters from the Book of Triadeism. Patrons, in relation to the Gods, tend to have much less power overall due to their limited scopes of specialty, however, praying to them can give you great satisfaction in your everyday life! So, I would urge you to consider praying to one of the patrons today, and see how it makes you feel. If you have feedback for this shorter but more frequent style of article, let us know! We'd all love to hear your opinions at TriadeismOfficialChurch@AOL.com. We hop...
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How Can Triadeism Help Me?

 Many times, very often I unfortunately find, we can see stress, guilt, and negative emotions overtake our lives and effect the ways we feel. This can cause us to feel helpless, hopeless, self-deprecating, and outwardly hateful. This is no way to live our lives, and many people may find their solutions in religion. Triadeism is a loving religion, and we want nothing more than to help those amongst our congregation who are suffering. So, in an attempt to offer guidance, we're here to reach out to the stressed and burdened. Stress and depression can often be caused by underlying medical or mental problems, and many people, due to religious reasons, or feelings of guilt, or fear, may decide that seeking treatment isn't an option. However, Triadeism not only openly supports medical fields, but openly worships the sciences. The Diligent Order gave the sciences and rules of life to us so that we may shape the world, and so the world were to be correct in his image. And so, therapy, m...
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Does Triadeism Have Any Specific Holidays?

What holidays does Triadeism have? While many would ask this question, it's a bit of an interesting answer: the holidays for Triadeism are localized! Each holiday in Triadeism is based around the weather. During a day when it has been cold, rainy, or otherwise, and it is hot for the first time, with no visible clouds in the sky, its the holiday of the Diligent Order. The first day when it is both hot and cloud-less, it is Orders holiday. Its often celebrated as a day to stop and enjoy a break from the tedious tasks of work and life. To spend it with loved ones, or to enjoy it alone, either are acceptable. When it storms, especially after a hot or cold period, it's the holiday of the Great Chaos. The stronger the storm, the more he is present. The ways which this holiday are celebrated are often with feasts, getting together with family, and prayer. A time to simply relax and praise the Gods. The first snow, similarly, is the Hateful Deaths holiday. This holiday is often celebra...
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R'ei and H'ai: The Book of Triadeism Simplified.

 Hello! and welcome to our new short series: The Book of Triadesim: Simplified! (Also known as TBTS) In this article we'll discuss the story of R'ei and H'ai, two Simul in the old world. To preface this article, lets discuss some simple terminology you may like to know:   Simul: People whom have undergone a ritual, this ritual can best be equated as marriage for friends, and in modern times could be equated to "blood brothers." The Old World: The world which was created before ours in the Book of Triadeism, it is used as a setting to teach lessons. We begin with R'ei and H'ai, two Simul who lived in the old world, where together they both served the Hateful Death. R'ei was a cautious follower, taking precautions, while H'ai was not. R'ei and H'ai are on an expedition of sorts, however, the two are low on food, and so when R'ei goes to prepare tea for them both, he discovers H'ai had eaten all the food they had stored. This leads to ...
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Happy (Late) New Year!

 Hello to all of our followers, the Church of Triadeism is here with a short article to, one, wish everyone here a Happy New Year, and for second, apologize for the backlog. We are currently under tremendous stress to provide more articles for you all, as well as gain more ways to gain followers. We apologize, and hope to clear the backlog of projects soon. Thank you all tremendously for your patience, and for being with us.
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What's Next For The Church?

 Hello to all of our readers, this post is going to be a simple roadmap for the future of our Church, and what we plan to do. For one, a YouTube channel is planned to release sometime soon, though we still need to review the logistics of maintaining one. The YouTube channel is currently planned to have 10-15 minute videos involving preaching and readings of the book of Triadeism. Secondly, we are planning to release more chapters of the Book of Triadeism soon, and of course will always be publicly accessible to everyone. We also plan to perhaps release some forms of printable flyers for our congregation to hang around where they wish. Lastly, we plan to soon release an "Art Gallery" page in our website, which will display submitted art from our Email (TriadeismChurchOfficial@AOL.com) for all to see. And don't worry, the website will still get its articles at semi-regular intervals. Thank you all for your patience, have a nice day.
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Can I Still Celebrate Christmas/Hanukkah/Winter Solstice As a Triadeist?

 To save you the trouble of having to read a full article: Yes . Triadeism allows any sort of personal holidays, including Christmas, Hanukkah, the Winter Solstice, and any other. While I personally partake in the Winter Solstice and Christmas, I only hope that all of you reading this short article have a wonderful and joyous holiday, and that you enjoy it with your friends, and family. Happy Holidays from your friends at the Church of Triadeism!
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