Editing Lothian (section)

==History==
Lothian was originally a wanderer in the ancient Kingdom of Prust, where the worship of '''Castain''', a god of life, was prevalent and his clergy held great spiritual authority and political power. Lothian however preached to them that Castain wasn't a god at all, but a [[demon]] in disguise and his priests were [[devil]] worshippers more concerned with temporal power than the truth. He went about preaching, performing miracles, and telling everyone that he was on his way to godhood, and totally knew what he was talking about because of it.

Of course, going around telling that the most worshipped god in the region is a disguised demon and his clergy powerhungry diabolists had some consequnces. The angry clergy, with the blessings of the King of Prust, captured Lothian and crucified him on an ankh in 477 BE. And as he hung on the cross and died, <s>darkness fell on the land, rocks split as an earthquake happened, the temples veil was ripped from bottom to top, and dead saints walked through the holy city</s> an earthquake shook the land and mighty waves hit the shores, killing many, including the King of Prust and many high-ranking clergy of Castain. When they passed, Lothian descended from the ankh, alive but not alive, having resurrected himself through his own power.

Lothian then continued traveling, with people now beginning to worship him after he talked to them. Even his old enemies, the church of Castain, eventually converted to his worship, adding his form to the ankh. He eventually headed to the city of Trasis, and there began what would become the Empire of Tarsis. After spending a long time walking the earth, Lothian ascended to heaven.

So, imagine Christianity if Marcion was right and his books (and approved Scriptures) got into the canon, and nobody remembered the Epistles of James, Hebrews, or Jude; or the Gospels of Mark and Matthew.