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The teachings are radical, and are based in demoting the Poop and raising the Ballgod as the final and only authority in the faith. Not much else is known, due to the scriptures being heavily guarded, but these teachings also include reformations in liturgy and more liberal ideas.  
The teachings are radical, and are based in demoting the Poop and raising the Ballgod as the final and only authority in the faith. Not much else is known, due to the scriptures being heavily guarded, but these teachings also include reformations in liturgy and more liberal ideas.  
He is traditionally depicted as either a dove, robin, finch, parrot or some kind of budgie. Some more radical folk known as Puritan-Haybirdites believe all birds to be manifestations of Haybird and are sacred, but this isn't commonly believed and they have very small numbers- not exceeding more than five people. 


== The Historical Haybird ==
== The Historical Haybird ==
It is fact that a Haybird of sorts did exist in real life, whether a god or not. There were sightings of a large bird shitting out pages of paper all over Acadia. Secular scholars suggest this to be a dietary problem, but this is a weak explanation for why the bird was shitting out literal theological song. It is thought the bird was actually a large albatross or some sort of eagle with a large wingspan to be seen- not a finch, budgie or parrots commonly depicted in Haybirdite ikons.
It is fact that a Haybird of sorts did exist in real life, whether a god or not. There were sightings of a large bird shitting out pages of paper all over Acadia. Secular scholars suggest this to be a dietary problem, but this is a weak explanation for why the bird was shitting out literal theological song. It is thought the bird was actually a large albatross or some sort of eagle with a large wingspan to be seen- not the birds commonly depicted in Haybirdite ikons.
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