And Issaries, and Chalana Arroy, and Lhankor Mhy... I haven't given the Aeolians a great deal of thought, but I always assumed that the concept was that the Invisible God is great, but he's, well, invisible, and he's made his less pure aspects available for mortals to worship. At least, this is the tack I plan to take in Naskorion, which I believe has an Aeolian Heresy. Aeolians don't deny the Invisible God any more than a Frank who worships St Martin denies the Christian God. They just get more miracles from St Martin. (I don't think that the Naskori worship St Orlanth, tho other Aeolians might.)
Robert McArthur applies pi:
>Thus we can see that Shepelkirt (sp?), as she really is being a goddess
>only to those too ignorant to know better, is about 8 miles in diameter.
But what's to say that the celestial object is solid? After all, the Goddess is at the center. If it's hollow, it could be a lot bigger (as indeed it appears to be).
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