To be Celestine is quiet suffering.
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Since SoB are part of Ecclesiarchy, I'll post it here.
The Imperial church seems to be inspired by the catholic church (or maybe the anglican one? I'm not very knowledgable about the latter), but it seems to me that there is a very big gap in basic doctrine :
In the Imperial Creed, the human form is perfect, instead of being tainted with the original sin.
In the Imperial Creed, you are your body, which explains why mutation is so shunned upon. There is no soul distinct from the flesh.
Have you guys noticed other things in that vein?
Also, previous thread.
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Literally a Sigmarine.
That doesnt make sense. Marines are mutated on purpose and receive implants and many people have implants too. If there was anything holy about the human form, or considered perfect, those wouldn't be true, or would be shunned and frowned upon. They aren't.
>no power heels
They are superhuman, but still human.
Marines don't follow the Imperial Creed, neither does the AdMech.
>The first and last of a grand design never realized; the fading fragment of a dream that will never be.
What could this mean?
In old fluff like 2e Sisters codex it's mentioned that there is a considerable controversy about Space Marines and whether they are properly human in the Ecclesiarchy since they're acid-spitting giants, but usually it doesn't escalate into open conflict since SM's are so established in the Imperial order.