Centralized religions mechanics?

Victoria on the other hand is during a period when a lot of those medieval conceptions had begun to decline. Theres no HRE, no more wars of religion, a lot of the religious squabbles are viewed through the lens of culture and nationality, like the Kulturkampf which focused on Catholics and the Catholic church (though described as between secular and religious authorities). The role of religion is how it impacts the state (clerics are for literacy for example) and while missionaries play a big role in this period, it's mostly as an arm of the colonial power to help provide basic social and political infrastructure to colonised territories. This is a period when the Catholic church goes from a regional power to a Roman district. The Religion at this point is essentially melded into the state or disconnected from it entirely.

Victoria on the other hand is during a period when a lot of those medieval conceptions had begun to decline. There's no HRE, no more wars of religion, a lot of the religious squabbles are viewed through the lens of culture and nationality, like the Kulturkampf which focused on Catholics and the Catholic church (though described as between secular and religious authorities). The role of religion is how it impacts the state (clerics are for literacy for example) and while missionaries play a big role in this period, it's mostly as an arm of the colonial power to help provide basic social and political infrastructure to colonised territories. This is a period when the Catholic church goes from a regional power to a Roman district. The Religion at this point is essentially melded into the state or disconnected from it entirely.

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