Ijnibism

Ijnibism is a polytheistic religion that has many branches, and also a whole religion which states that the all-knowing spirit and god of the world is the Phaedra, under which it holds many gods, goddesses, and beings, all of which are more important in Ijnibist branches, and these deities are separated by their honorifics, such as Thy and Our. Its followings are taught in the Grand Book of the Phaedra, and other books are taught based on Ijnibist branches. Ijnibists believe that at the end of time, the Phaedra will come and let Ijnibs into its domain. It is the world's second largest religion, following Huggyo-Christianity, with about 890 million worldwide recognized followers.

Whole Ijnibism

Whole Ijnibism, commonly referred to as Wholists, or just Ijnibism or Holy Ijnibs, believe that Thy Farus, (or Priest Faraghar Rotundo III, before his canonization to the holy gods), is the genuine son of Phaedra and spread his words and wisdom through the Book of Farus, denouncing his Jane Roe Ijnibism follower father and mother, as well as his grandfather, saying he is the true Faraghar Rotundo, and should be treated as Phaedra's chosen and holy one. Though the Wholists believe that the Phaedra is the overlying spirit and all-knowing god, they also believe that Thy Farus is a less-prominent god than the Phaedra, but is the one they mainly worship alongside the Phaedra, alongside his sons, wives, brothers, and sisters.