Burned Man Doctrine

Main Ideas
Faith in God: Joshua Graham believes in the existence of God, and that God is the ultimate judge of humanity. He believes that God will punish the wicked and reward the righteous.

Justification through Violence: Joshua Graham believes that violence can be justified in certain circumstances, particularly in the defense of one's community or to punish those who have committed atrocities.

The Sin of Pride: Joshua Graham believes that pride is the root of all sin, and that it is the source of many conflicts and wars. He sees humility as a virtue that is necessary for spiritual growth and personal salvation.

The Power of Redemption: Joshua Graham believes that redemption is possible for all individuals, no matter how heinous their past actions. He sees himself as an example of this, having once been a violent and ruthless enforcer for his religious faction before undergoing a transformation and dedicating his life to helping others.

The Importance of Community: Joshua Graham believes that individuals should put the needs of their community above their own personal desires, and that it is only through cooperation and mutual support that a society can thrive.

Aversion to Technology: Joshua Graham has an aversion to technology, seeing it as a corrupting influence that has led to the downfall of society. He believes that individuals should rely on their own strength and ingenuity rather than relying on machines or other tools.

The Role of Martyrdom: Joshua Graham believes that martyrdom is an important aspect of religious faith, and that the sacrifice of oneself for a greater cause is a noble and honorable act. He sees his own experience as the "Burned Man" as an example of this, having been horribly burned and left