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[[Catholic Church|Catholicism]] is the predominant faith in Rumahoki with nearly all of its practitoners being ethnic [[Delepasians]] or [[Cartadanians]]. The second-largest religion, predominant amongst the [[Taineans]] of Rumahoki, is [[Mercantile Reform Protestantism]], and thus is most common in the Tainean-majority states. Historically, this denomination has enjoyed greater tolerance in [[Delepasian Commonwealth|Delepasia]] mostly due to the Delepasian's hatred of the [[Loa]]. [[Marian Kapuhenasa]], a {{wp|religious syncretism|syncretic faith}} combining elements of Loa [[Kapuhenasa]] with Delepasian Catholicism, is the third-largest religion, and is only practiced by the [[Loa people in Rumahoki|Loa people]] in [[Kalanatoa]], [[Na'aturie]], and [[Junu'urinia Ba'andasi-Navidadia]]. Assorted Christian denominations not specifically listed above and other religions are the two smallest religious groups in the country, mostly practiced by minority groups.

===Education===

Due to compulsory enrollment and the highly centralised nature of the Rumahokian education system, with a basic {{wp|literacy}} rate of 99%. The state of [[Auxana]] is noted to have the lowest basic literacy rate across all states. In secondary education, approximately 93% of the population having graduated any of the four paths of {{wp|secondary education}}. {{wp|Tertiary education}} is typically at the very least partially-subsidised by the government which has allowed for a rather huge portion of secondary school graduates to attend many of the nation's post-secondary institutions; the percentage of citizens who have graduated a post-secondary institution is currently at 62% with the percentage going even lower as not all post-secondary graduates pursue additional degrees or doctorates. Only 23% of the population hold a post-graduate degree, and only 16% hold a doctorate.

==Culture and Society==

''What do your people do, and what are they like?''

===Education===

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Higher education is divided between [[Universities in Rumahoki|public universities]] and the prestigious and selective ''[[Academia Coronada|Academias Coronadas]]'', such as [[Ciencias Gu]] for political studies, [[ANR]] for economics, [[Instituto Politécnico Imperial|Politécnico]], [[Universidad Mauricio Delepas|UMD]] for social studies, [[Escuela de Minería Santa María]] for high-profile engineers, or [[Academia Administrativa Burocrática]] for careers in the [[Gran Cuerpo del Estado|Gran Cuerpo]] of the state. The ''Academias Coronadas'' have come under criticism for their alleged [[elitism]] as many of Rumahoki's high-ranking civil servants, CEOs, and politicians were graduates of these institutes of higher learning.

~~==Culture and Society==~~

~~''What do your people do, and what are they like?''~~

~~===Education===~~

~~''What is your country's education system like? How do the schools work? What do people think about education?''~~

===Attitudes and worldview===

''How do your country's people view life?''

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 [[Catholic Church|Catholicism]] is the predominant faith in Rumahoki with nearly all of its practitoners being ethnic [[Delepasians]] or [[Cartadanians]]. The second-largest religion, predominant amongst the [[Taineans]] of Rumahoki, is [[Mercantile Reform Protestantism]], and thus is most common in the Tainean-majority states. Historically, this denomination has enjoyed greater tolerance in [[Delepasian Commonwealth|Delepasia]] mostly due to the Delepasian's hatred of the [[Loa]]. [[Marian Kapuhenasa]], a {{wp|religious syncretism|syncretic faith}} combining elements of Loa [[Kapuhenasa]] with Delepasian Catholicism, is the third-largest religion, and is only practiced by the [[Loa people in Rumahoki|Loa people]] in [[Kalanatoa]], [[Na'aturie]], and [[Junu'urinia Ba'andasi-Navidadia]]. Assorted Christian denominations not specifically listed above and other religions are the two smallest religious groups in the country, mostly practiced by minority groups.
+===Education===
+Due to compulsory enrollment and the highly centralised nature of the Rumahokian education system, with a basic {{wp|literacy}} rate of 99%. The state of [[Auxana]] is noted to have the lowest basic literacy rate across all states. In secondary education, approximately 93% of the population having graduated any of the four paths of {{wp|secondary education}}. {{wp|Tertiary education}} is typically at the very least partially-subsidised by the government which has allowed for a rather huge portion of secondary school graduates to attend many of the nation's post-secondary institutions; the percentage of citizens who have graduated a post-secondary institution is currently at 62% with the percentage going even lower as not all post-secondary graduates pursue additional degrees or doctorates. Only 23% of the population hold a post-graduate degree, and only 16% hold a doctorate.
+==Culture and Society==
+''What do your people do, and what are they like?''
 ===Education===
 {{main|Education in Rumahoki}}
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 Higher education is divided between [[Universities in Rumahoki|public universities]] and the prestigious and selective ''[[Academia Coronada|Academias Coronadas]]'', such as [[Ciencias Gu]] for political studies, [[ANR]] for economics, [[Instituto Politécnico Imperial|Politécnico]], [[Universidad Mauricio Delepas|UMD]] for social studies, [[Escuela de Minería Santa María]] for high-profile engineers, or [[Academia Administrativa Burocrática]] for careers in the [[Gran Cuerpo del Estado|Gran Cuerpo]] of the state. The ''Academias Coronadas'' have come under criticism for their alleged [[elitism]] as many of Rumahoki's high-ranking civil servants, CEOs, and politicians were graduates of these institutes of higher learning.
-==Culture and Society==
-''What do your people do, and what are they like?''
-===Education===
-''What is your country's education system like? How do the schools work? What do people think about education?''
 ===Attitudes and worldview===
 ''How do your country's people view life?''

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