So was Saint Ajora a man or woman? The Japenese FFXII Clan Primer and Ultimania call Ajora a Holy Woman.

At that point they're all heretics, too - even if they wanted to go back, they now know too much.

Ramza didn't become a heretic until after he fought the Cardinal, and anyone who was present for that battle would have seen him turn into a Lucavi.I know the real reason is technically Gameplay and Story Segregation, but still I can't help but ask: why did all the other squires alongside Ramza and Delita join the former in leaving the Northern Sky? They were just fellow students at the Military, why would they decide to join Ramza in going AWOL, fighting to support a heretic and in the process be seen as just as bad?.Also, we actually do read Ramza's opinions about the scriptures, and he did indeed admit that his faith in the Glabados church wasn't anywhere as strong as his brothers. Given the circumstances involved (Ramza didn't exactly find the tome in a public library!) and that the person who gave the scriptures to him was a somebody who Ramza knew and trusted, there was no real reason for him to doubt it's authenticity.Why does Ramza decide to discard everything he knows and accept these in particular? The only likely explanation seems to be that he was already doubting his faith after seeing a cardinal turn into a Lucavi, and the Germonik Scriptures provided an explanation that made sense. But they contradict the other, more established religious gospel.'World of deceit' doesn't mean that everyone assumes everything they find is a lie.

Because they are a religious document and that's how they're historically treated.

In a world of deceit, why does Ramza treat the Germonik Scriptures as, for want of a better word, gospel?.

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