The Principal Liberty

The Principal Liberty for the Sanctity and Solace of Life: Verses of the Hundred, The olden Christian book regarding the needs of the sinning man The laws in regards to His congregation. Established in ultimum is an old document containing apocalyptic literature in regards to a religion of unknown origin. Though stated in the title to be Christian in nature and backed up by the cross commonly found in the cover page, it is stated that many of the teachings found in the real bible strongly contradict those in the Liberas solac.

Discovery
The Liberas solac was found somewhere in Germany, Old Terra in the year 1984 by psychologist Dr. Lichtenstein and was claimed by multiple Christian denominations to be a heretic literary art due to its violent depiction and alleged parody of the Catholic Bible.

Books
Being very similar to the Catholic Bible, it is known that the Liberas solac contained numerous latin books of teachings bound together. Though, only a few have been successfully deciphered so far.

Book of Epidicus
''And the vagabonds were ordered to be scorched in bright inferno as is their belongings, cities, and nations, for they have refused to exalt His name. Epidicus 13:9 The brigandage of men who have beguiled against His name were sent to the pits of the lesser everlasting where their eyes will skin till the end of days. Epidicus 1:20 Thus, the children of sinners were judged by Him, and were judged to be good. Epidicus 34:35''

Book of Callicles
''There was a gnashing of teeth and the bones came upon one another; The flesh rose and seen with it was the image of a man, but there was no breathing. The children of vagabond pagans are to be put to death, for they have been born unto the demon and far thus are conceived against His divine word.''

'' Brothers went against brothers and the skies were darkened once again, and the Father abstained from the skies and brought fire to the darkness. And the brothers will be made grand. Its numbers shall increase a thousand fold and its dim will behold the falling storm.'' And so at last the brother of Younger fell at a great blade to his eye and the commonalty rejoice while the vagabonds of Younger cowered in horror.