On the "orthodox" side of the religious spectrum, themes of divine punishment were common. Any rebels who questioned the Rules of Observation were threatened with punishment in an afterlife. The "rebel" side drifted towards secular disrespect for orthodoxy and a fantastic literature evolved. In the popular imagination, the Skydisk Cult was connected with legends of Superior hominids who founded a civilization on Earth and then went away. The forces of orthodoxy were often viewed as perverting the divine intentions of those who brought humans to the Moon. In any case, most residents of the Moon accepted core concepts of the orthodox religion, even while rejecting the formal trappings of orthodoxy and living comfortable secular lives centered on the arts and crafts, among which social networ
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| - On the "orthodox" side of the religious spectrum, themes of divine punishment were common. Any rebels who questioned the Rules of Observation were threatened with punishment in an afterlife. The "rebel" side drifted towards secular disrespect for orthodoxy and a fantastic literature evolved. In the popular imagination, the Skydisk Cult was connected with legends of Superior hominids who founded a civilization on Earth and then went away. The forces of orthodoxy were often viewed as perverting the divine intentions of those who brought humans to the Moon. In any case, most residents of the Moon accepted core concepts of the orthodox religion, even while rejecting the formal trappings of orthodoxy and living comfortable secular lives centered on the arts and crafts, among which social networ
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| - On the "orthodox" side of the religious spectrum, themes of divine punishment were common. Any rebels who questioned the Rules of Observation were threatened with punishment in an afterlife. The "rebel" side drifted towards secular disrespect for orthodoxy and a fantastic literature evolved. In the popular imagination, the Skydisk Cult was connected with legends of Superior hominids who founded a civilization on Earth and then went away. The forces of orthodoxy were often viewed as perverting the divine intentions of those who brought humans to the Moon. In any case, most residents of the Moon accepted core concepts of the orthodox religion, even while rejecting the formal trappings of orthodoxy and living comfortable secular lives centered on the arts and crafts, among which social networking must be listed as the most important. Numerous religious traditions have come to the Moon from Earth during the past few tens of thousands of years. These have become established as a diverse group of minor religions on the Moon, some of which explicitly conflict doctrinally with the orthodox and dominant Skydisk tradition.
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