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A form of [[Wangism]] that celebrates [[Wangzaah]] | A form of [[Wangism]] that celebrates [[Wangzaah]] December 17-23 (depending on regional customs) instead of following the [[Miracle of Agnes VonStrupp]] gift-giving tradition held between December 25 and December 31. In every other respect, their traditions and beliefs are the same as other [[Wangite|Wangites]]. They do not follow the Miracle traditions because they claim Agnes was making everything up. | ||
They call themselves [[Orthodox Wangites]], but often will refer to themselves simply as [[Wangites]] when they don't feel like getting into a discussion about the validity of the Miracle. | They call themselves [[Orthodox Wangites]], but often will refer to themselves simply as [[Wangite|Wangites]] when they don't feel like getting into a discussion about the validity of the Miracle. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:30, 19 September 2024
A form of Wangism that celebrates Wangzaah December 17-23 (depending on regional customs) instead of following the Miracle of Agnes VonStrupp gift-giving tradition held between December 25 and December 31. In every other respect, their traditions and beliefs are the same as other Wangites. They do not follow the Miracle traditions because they claim Agnes was making everything up.
They call themselves Orthodox Wangites, but often will refer to themselves simply as Wangites when they don't feel like getting into a discussion about the validity of the Miracle.
Orthodox Wangism was founded by Amelia VonStrupp, the youngest daughter of Agnes VonStrupp.
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