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=== The Blessings of Believers === <div class="mw-collapsible">{{Scrollbox |padding=15px |bgcolor=#cac6bd |width=auto |height=Auto |content= Eros has many worshippers, not just among humans, but also among monsters who follow their teachings to embrace love and live in it. Believers do their best to grant love and kindness to all who show them love: their partners first and foremost, but also their families, friends, and even strangers-thus answering true hearts with true hearts. They seek partners with whom they can mutually exchange their deep love. As such, monsters find the faith quite amenable, as they convey their love more candidly, and with less reserve, than human adherents. They use their whole bodies to express affection while also appearing to show off their figures. Culturally, Erotists do not only seek partners of their own, but also celebrate the pairing of others - meaning that Eros' churches hold weddings day after day. The goddess of love grants her believers fulfilling love and perpetual bliss. It is said that the time Erotists spend with the opposite sex becomes ever rich and sweet. Their love sways the hearts of others powerfully, and all the while their own appreciation for the love of others grows more keen. Beyond all this, the pleasure of their lovemaking is enhanced as Eros blesses the amorous congress of their bodies. This is a major factor in the faith's appeal to monsters. True to the words "Good love for good deeds," Eros is reputed to send angels from her retinue to men who do good works, thus granting eternal love. Sometimes, she sends her servants to heroes and saints as a trial of temptation. Such servants include houris, the lower-order angels who faithfully serve Eros; cupids, the middle-order angels; gandharvas, the musicians who sing glory unto Eros; apsaras, the dancers of sexual love; and others. Though their behavior is quite like that of monsters, they are not considered monsters, but respected as divine messengers of Eros. In recent years, the cult of Eros has been growing, particularly among monsters. More and more Erotist churches are cropping up throughout the world. There are even some states adopting Erotism as their official religion. Believers come to Erotist churches with their partners, and hold weddings and give prayers to heaven in order to affirm their mutual love. Pious men who attend alone are always warmly welcomed by priestesses and sisters full of affection. These priestesses and sisters are not always human, as gandharvas or apsaras occasionally fulfill this role, and sometimes even the angelic houris. Confession to Erotist clergy tends to quite resemble talk of love - and in some cases, the priestess or sister promises to give the confessor her love right then and there. In such situations, it is said that the confession booth becomes a place for a just-formed husband and wife to affirm their mutual adoration. }}</div>
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