For Angel Hesh’s twisted vision of perfection and relentless pursuit of purity, an appropriate ideological name could be "Soterianism."

Derived from "soter," the Greek word for "savior" or "deliverer," Soterianism reflects Angel Hesh's self-appointed role as a messianic figure tasked with delivering humanity from its imperfections. It encapsulates his belief in a divine mandate to cleanse the world of flaws and imperfections, even at the cost of personal freedom and human emotion. The ideology would promote the notion that salvation comes only through purification, suffering, and the erasure of all that is imperfect.

The core principles of Soterianism would be:

Perfection through Purification: Constant cleansing of individuals and society through ritualistic suffering and removal of emotions or perceived flaws.

Eternal Stagnation: The abolishment of time and historical progression, trapping humanity in a timeless present where striving for perfection is unending.

Divine Authority: A strict hierarchy where Angel Hesh’s decrees are seen as divine commandments, unquestionable and absolute.

Soterian Order: The church-like enforcement arm, similar to the Sona, ensuring adherence to the regime’s harsh standards and relentless pursuit of purity.

Soterianism blends religious fanaticism with authoritarian control, where the pursuit of an impossible ideal turns into an oppressive system devoid of true humanity.