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==Beliefs== | ==Beliefs== | ||
As a decentralized movement, the Bedrock Movement has no central body with authority to state aims of the Movement. However, its general beliefs center around the idea that Cronan traditions - be they cultural practices or socio-political institutions - are no less legitimate than closely-held traditions of Occidentals. Accordingly, it is believed that the transformation of Crona along Occidental political and economic lines is unjust and immoral. | As a decentralized movement, the Bedrock Movement has no central body with authority to state aims of the Movement. However, its general beliefs center around the idea that Cronan traditions - be they cultural practices or socio-political institutions - are no less legitimate than closely-held traditions of Occidentals. Accordingly, it is believed that the transformation of Crona along Occidental political and economic lines is unjust and immoral. | ||
The Occidental style economic development occurring in the [[Nysdra]] region and [[Cusinaut]] in particular have been the largest source of Bedrock Movement discontent. It is argued that the traditional, non-enclosed way of life of many Cronan villages (and their supporting ecosystems) are being destroyed in what Urcean Bedrockists refer to the "[[The Valley (Urcea)|Valleyization]] of Cusninaut". | |||
==Structure and organization== | ==Structure and organization== | ||
The "Bedrock Movement" has no central organization, instead beginning as a loosely associated group of neo-traditionalists and mainstream opponents of [[The Deluge|the Deluge]] in [[Levantia]] and [[Sarpedon]]. Accordingly, the movement is extremely decentralized. Several "national chapters" and associated organizations have started in [[Urcea]], [[Kiravia]], and elsewhere, all claiming legitimacy in organizing the movement to some degree in their country. No international organization exists, but many national chapters offer training sessions and various materials to individuals in different countries to start chapters in their homeland. | The "Bedrock Movement" has no central organization, instead beginning as a loosely associated group of neo-traditionalists and mainstream opponents of [[The Deluge|the Deluge]] in [[Levantia]] and [[Sarpedon]]. Accordingly, the movement is extremely decentralized. Several "national chapters" and associated organizations have started in [[Urcea]], [[Kiravia]], and elsewhere, all claiming legitimacy in organizing the movement to some degree in their country. No international organization exists, but many national chapters offer training sessions and various materials to individuals in different countries to start chapters in their homeland. | ||