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The '''Sermon of Liis''' was a passage in the ''[[Book of Oras]]'', an [[Ice Warrior]] text and a teaching followed by the [[Order of Oras]]. The Sermon taught ''"the Universe is wide enough to encompass all its children"'' and indicated that individuals had the right to travel wherever they wished. In [[2157]], Abbot [[Aklaar]] told Pilgrim [[Cleece]] to remember the Sermon of Liis when the younger Ice Warrior was angered at a group of [[human]]s heading for [[G'chun duss Ssethissi]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[GodEngine (novel)|GodEngine]]'')
The '''Sermon of Liis''' was a passage in the ''[[Book of Oras]]'', an [[Ice Warrior]] text and a teaching followed by the [[Order of Oras]]. The Sermon taught "the Universe is wide enough to encompass all its children" and indicated that individuals had the right to travel wherever they wished. In [[2157]], Abbot [[Aklaar]] told Pilgrim [[Cleece]] to remember the Sermon of Liis when the younger Ice Warrior was angered at a group of [[human]]s heading for [[G'chun duss Ssethissi]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[GodEngine (novel)|GodEngine]]'')


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