Too much in Celtic doctrine - and devolution of egyptian paganism

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Too much in Celtic doctrine - and devolution of egyptian paganism

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I'm against adding equality/patriarchy/matriarchy to these doctrines - and it's limits possibilities of use such doctrines - also celtic has already heresy which gives matriarchy. Egyptian devolved by removing polygamy and giving concubinage. These doctrines are already big without unnecessary adding of equality to both of these.

Answer 1 · 2019-02-10T00:43:30.000Z

Animism and Stability are very minor features, and Equality is something inherent to both of the unreformed religions.

Also, Polygamy doesn't work for women, so changing it to concubinage is the only way to make it work.

Answer 2 · 2019-02-12T16:25:56.000Z

and Equality is something inherent to both of the unreformed religions. - so YOU CLAIM. like where did you see a female pharaoh - Of course you had some women who had great power and few regents - but that is not reason to give equality [if it was then we would have equality in taoism] - thats normal ck2 inheritance law - low patriarchy. Equality was not inherent to Ancient egyptian religion - yeah women had little more laws but thats not at level on bon or afrian(west).
Also, Polygamy doesn't work for women, so changing it to concubinage is the only way to make it work. - because it shouldn't work. Polyandry was NOT practiced by celts and egyptians.
Animism and Stability are very minor features - look at slavic/baltic/finnic religions - thats enough
also you are forgeting army modifiers.
I'm against forcing player to equality with this.

Answer 3 · 2019-02-12T18:29:32.000Z

In ancient Egypt there were laws that protected women's right to hold property and they had equal rights in inheritance. Compared to almost every other society of that era, hell even in the game's time frame, that's practically egalitarian. There are several instances of female pharaohs in Egyptian history and they're legitimacy was never called into question on account of their gender. NEVER.

Players are not forced to do anything, they can choose any combination of features they want. If I remove anything from these doctrines, it's going to be the army modifiers.