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Like [[atheism]], misotheism involves a lack of worship of [[deities]]. This is not out of [[:category:unbelief|disbelief]] in their existence. Rather, it reflects a belief that the gods are [[:category:Unreliable|untrustworthy]], [[corrupt]], or even [[Evil]].<ref>[ | Like [[atheism]], misotheism involves a lack of worship of [[deities]]. This is not out of [[:category:unbelief|disbelief]] in their existence. Rather, it reflects a belief that the gods are [[:category:Unreliable|untrustworthy]], [[corrupt]], or even [[Evil]].<ref>[[w:Misotheism|Misotheism at Wikipedia]]</ref> | ||
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Like atheism, misotheism involves a lack of worship of deities. This is not out of disbelief in their existence. Rather, it reflects a belief that the gods are untrustworthy, corrupt, or even Evil.[1]
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In the Land of Mists, Tsien Chiang is one example of a someone who holds misotheism to be true, as she loathes the gods for not sharing their mystical secrets over the number four.[2]
