Jehovah, Adam, Eve, and Sigmar

The religious beliefs of humans ever since they settled the planet Galactic Primus and even today under the Imperial Republic is largely based upon the deity Jehovah and three human individuals largely responsible for human history on Galactic Primus.

Adam and Eve were presumed to be the original leaders of the human species when they first landed on Galactic Primus in Year 1, and established the worship of Jehovah as the Supreme God. Many human nobles claim descent from Adam and Eve. Adam and Even married each other and gave birth to two sons, Cain and Abel, whose descendants established many of the early nations and city-states on Galactic Primus (Year 100 to Year 10,000).

Cain and Abel allegedly established the doctrine of angels who served Jehovah and demons who opposed him, including a fallen angel called the Devil or Lucifer or Satan to lead the demons.

By Year 10,000, the original faith of Adam and Eve sometimes became diluted as Adam, Eve, angels, and even demons including Satan himself were elevated to godhood and worshipped alongside Jehovah.

A human religious reformer named Sigmar, who lived from Year 10,101 to Year 10,172, established the religion of Tritheism, which established Jehovah, Adam, and Eve as the three true gods or Divine Trinity. After his death, Sigmar's followers established the Tritheist Church.

In Year 12,450, believers in Jehovah as the one true God organized the United Monotheist Church, and for centuries afterward the United Monotheists and the Tritheists sometimes feuded with each other as well as with polytheists.

By Year 18,000, the polytheists has united into an organization called the Neopagan Movement, which combined the worship of Jehovah, Adam, and Eve with worship of Jehovah's angels, Sigmar, and ancient gods from old Earth including the Hindu, Japanese, Greco-Roman, Babylonian, and Egyptian pantheons, although most Neopagans rejected the worship of Satan and his demons. Later on, the Neopagan leadership adopted worship of the Progenitors who allegedly built the jumpgates.

During the time of the Imperial Republic, the United Monotheists, Tritheists, and Neopagan Movement won the right to appoint members to the Imperial Parliament.