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if you excommunicate a civ, all the civs that follow your religion(and you) denounce that civ, which greatly damages relations and they also stop trading with the supposed civ simular to the new diplomatic funcions in the elections
ps: sub'd and will dl later
I recall a related mechanism in Civ 4, the Apostolic Palace. The prospect of a religion-based medieval "world congress"... :)
Perhaps add a happiness penalty to the excommunicated civ too.