Apostles are capable of spreading religion like Missionaries (and can do so more effectively), can initiate and perform more strongly in theological combat, and can even enhance a religion's beliefs. Missionaries are useful for spreading religion, but cannot initiate theolgoical combat. However, players will need to use Faith to purchase Missionaries, Apostles, and Inquisitors to spread their religion and fight off the spread of others. Religion will passively spread through the passage of time to neighboring cities. Players who do not found a religion (and there is a limit depending on the game's size) and those who have their relgion wiped out are ineligible to achieve this victory, but they can still make it difficult for others to achieve this victory. To do this players must make their religion dominant in at least 50% of all civilizations' cities, but not necessarily all of the cities. The Religious Victory requires that one religion become the predominant one in all the civilizations in the game. Once all these steps have been taken, the Mars Colony will be automatically launched and the game will end in a Science Victory on your behalf. Each has to be built in a city with a Spaceport, so having multiple may be useful.

Research Robotics, Nuclear Fission, and Nanotechnology (in any order) and then build the Mars Reactor, Habitation, and and Hydroponics module city projects in any order.

This grants a one time boost to Culture equal to ten times the Science produced per turn.

Research the Satellites technology and build/launch the Moon Landing city project.

It also reveals the entire map for the player who launched the satellite. This will alert all players in the game that the space race has begun and that someone is pursuing a Science Victory.

Research the Rocketry technology, build a Spaceport in one of your cities, and build/launch the Earth Satellite city project.

However, certain steps must be taken before the Mars colony can be launched. In order to win in this category, players must ultimately launch the Mars Colony, which requires many of the last techologies on the tech tree. The Science Victory is arguably the most time-consuming victory condition. The number of civics, number of population, number of cities, number of technologies, number of 'future technologies,' number of Wonders, number of military accomplishments, number of Great People, and number of of beliefs all contribute to one's score. In order ot build up score, players must advance in nearly every facet of a standard game. This is by far the least likely victory one will naturally encounter. By default, the game ends in the year 2050, but this can be changed in the Advanced Setup when starting a new game.

Score Victories are won by the civilization that has the highest score at the end of a game and no one has won by any other means. However, unless you recapture your capital, you are disqualified from a Domination Victory.

If you end up losing your original capital but not your other cities, you can still win in every other victory condition. Essentially, you must be the last 'survivor,' not necessarily the conqueror. Usually this entails one player conquering all the other capitals in the game, but this is not actually how one achieves this victory. In other words, you do not need to conquer any other civilizations' capitals to win in this category (contrary to popular belief) you simply need to hold onto yours while everyone else loses theirs. To earn this victory, one must be the last player in possession of of their original capital. A Domination Victory is easily the most straight-forward victory condition.

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