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We need a government. Users are taking decisions by themselves and these decisions are often destructive. Here are the list of positions we need (clarification, the pope title is hereditary and as such the pope *will* stay pope)

President-Theocrat / Leads the Nation with the pope.

Ministre of the Economy / Manages the spendings of the Nation.

Ministre of the Military / Leads the Nation’s millitary

Cardinals / Vote for Legislation.

RULES :

1. One person per voter per position
2. One must not vote for oneself except for ONLY ONE POSITION
3. Any candidate that refuses the supremacy of the Baguettes, or praises c*****sants, will be sanctionned according to the rules.

PRETTY PLEASE PLEASE VOTE FOR ME POOKIE :3

Hello. I am the official Linguist and Theologian of the Pope of Baguetteism. I come from r/baguetteism to announce that we want friendliness with the Church of Cat. May Cats and Baguettes be forever at peace.

hey :3 Its my first day as the Linguist and Theologian of the pope, so I thought I could write a little essay about work. Work makes bread, the farmer works to get the wheat, the miller works to get the flour and the baker works to get the baguette. This took me 1h so I hope you’ll enjoy :3

On the Two Kinds of Pain

Among the many truths contemplated by the faithful, few are so easily confused as the distinction between Suffering and Pain. Though the common tongue often speaks of them as one and the same, wisdom teaches that they are as different as flour from bread. One consumes the spirit without purpose; the other tempers the soul until it is fit for greater things.

Suffering is the wound that bears no harvest. It is the blood shed in hatred, the tears drawn by cruelty, the sickness that weakens without instruction, and the despair that seeks only to diminish life. It neither nourishes the body nor enlightens the mind. It leaves the heart emptier than before, just as grain scattered upon barren stone yields no loaf. Therefore, the faithful are commanded neither to glorify suffering nor to inflict it upon another, for the right to live belongs to every person, and no virtue is born from needless torment.

Pain, however, is of another nature entirely. It is the honest burden accepted in pursuit of what is good. It is found in the sweat upon the baker’s brow before dawn, in the weary hands that knead the dough, in the heat endured beside the oven, and in the countless failures that precede the perfect loaf. Such pain is not an enemy but a teacher, for it disciplines the will, humbles the proud, and reveals the strength hidden within ordinary people.

The oven itself bears witness to this truth. Dough placed within the flame is transformed, not destroyed. The fire does not exist to punish the dough, but to complete it. Likewise, the hardships willingly borne in the pursuit of wisdom, compassion, justice, and honest labor do not diminish a person; they refine them. As crude dough becomes nourishing bread, so too does the faithful soul become steadfast through worthy trials.

Yet let none mistake this teaching as a license to seek hardship for its own sake. The baker does not burn the loaf merely because fire exists, nor does the traveler wander without destination merely to weary his feet. Pain possesses virtue only when it serves a righteous purpose. Labor without meaning is drudgery; sacrifice without love is emptiness. Every burden must be measured against the goodness it seeks to bring forth.

Thus the faithful reject two errors alike. The first is the belief that every hardship is evil and must be escaped at any cost, for such a doctrine leaves no room for courage, discipline, or growth. The second is the belief that suffering itself is holy, for needless misery sanctifies nothing. Wisdom walks the narrow path between these extremes, embracing the pain that cultivates virtue while opposing the suffering that extinguishes it.

Therefore let every believer remember: blood is never holier than bread. Tears alone do not make one righteous. Rather, it is the willing labor of the hands, the steadfastness of the heart, and the endurance shown in service to others that give hardship its meaning. For suffering breaks the spirit, but pain, rightly borne, gives birth to wisdom, courage, determination, and hope.

So it is taught that the faithful shall lessen suffering wherever it is found, yet shall not fear the pain that accompanies honest work, faithful duty, and the pursuit of truth. For as the loaf must endure the oven before it may nourish the world, so too must every soul endure worthy trials before it may become a blessing unto others.