The Bevanawayanastani Bible/The Book of Honour/English

Matters of Honour
The chosen people of the GODS must always strive for the highest honour for from this honour they gain the blessings of the GODS. To live with honour is to serve the GODS and to live without is to defile oneself and insult the GODS. To live without honour is to be as the infidels, the Christians, the Muslims, the Jews, the Buddhists, the Hindus, the Scientologists, the Pagans and the other Heretics, who are without honour.

Duties of Judges
See Tribunes

Slavery
It is dishonourable to keep a slave for any longer than six years; if one is owed debt that would require keeping a slave for longer than this period, the slave must be given for service to the Empire. If the slave dies or is otherwise unable to work off their debt, the Empire will take back the amount still owing from the original debtor.

Concerning the Fallen

 * See also Book of Retribution

The fallen are those who have lost honour by failing to adhere to the rules set out herein, thus turning from the light of the GODS. All who are fallen must either atone for their sins or be punished as prescribed in the Book of Retribution.