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A philosophy espoused by a large minority of the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] and associated groups. Adherants eschew the worship of [[God|Gods]] as they feel that any being of such power and knowledge must have motivations that a human is essentially incapable of comprehending. As it is impossible to trust a being whose motivations one does not understand, worshipping such a being is foolish as worship implies a large degree of trust.

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	A philosophy espoused by a large minority of the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] and associated groups. Adherants eschew the worship of [[God\|Gods]] as they feel that any being of such power and knowledge must have motivations that a human is essentially incapable of comprehending. As it is impossible to trust a being whose motivations one does not understand, worshipping such a being is foolish as worship implies a large degree of trust.		A philosophy espoused by a large minority of the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] and associated groups. Adherants eschew the worship of [[God\|Gods]] as they feel that any being of such power and knowledge must have motivations that a human is essentially incapable of comprehending. As it is impossible to trust a being whose motivations one does not understand, worshipping such a being is foolish as worship implies a large degree of trust.

−	The term 'atheism' in English implies the denial of the existence of [[God]]s, which the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] patently do '''not''' do. They are more properly described by the pseudo-Greek [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neologism neologism] ''antilatreian'', meaning 'one who is opposed to worship'. It seems unlikely that any actual atheists exist on a planet that is so full of the results of their actions, and so the terms are no doubt equivalent in [[Mantoni]]an.	+	The term 'atheism' in English implies the denial of, or disbelief in, the existence of a God or [[God]]s, which the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] patently do '''not''' do. They are more properly described by the pseudo-Greek [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neologism neologism] ''antilatreian'', meaning 'one who is opposed to worship'. It seems unlikely that any actual atheists exist on a planet that is so full of the results of their actions, and so the terms are no doubt equivalent in [[Mantoni]]an.

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	A philosophy espoused by a large minority of the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] and associated groups. Adherants eschew the worship of [[God\|Gods]] as they feel that any being of such power and knowledge must have motivations that a human is essentially incapable of comprehending. As it is impossible to trust a being whose motivations one does not understand, worshipping such a being is foolish as worship implies a large degree of trust.		A philosophy espoused by a large minority of the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] and associated groups. Adherants eschew the worship of [[God\|Gods]] as they feel that any being of such power and knowledge must have motivations that a human is essentially incapable of comprehending. As it is impossible to trust a being whose motivations one does not understand, worshipping such a being is foolish as worship implies a large degree of trust.

−	The term 'atheism' in English implies the denial of the existence of [[God]]s, which the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] patently do '''not''' do. They are more properly described by the pseudo-Greek [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neologism neologism] ''antilatreian'', meaning 'one who is opposed to worship'. It seems unlikely that any actual atheists exist on a planet that is so full of the results of their actions., and so the terms are no doubt equivalent in [[Mantoni]]an.	+	The term 'atheism' in English implies the denial of the existence of [[God]]s, which the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] patently do '''not''' do. They are more properly described by the pseudo-Greek [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neologism neologism] ''antilatreian'', meaning 'one who is opposed to worship'. It seems unlikely that any actual atheists exist on a planet that is so full of the results of their actions, and so the terms are no doubt equivalent in [[Mantoni]]an.

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	A philosophy espoused by a large minority of the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] and associated groups. Adherants eschew the worship of [[God\|Gods]] as they feel that any being of such power and knowledge must have motivations that a human is essentially incapable of comprehending. As it is impossible to trust a being whose motivations one does not understand, worshipping such a being is foolish as worship implies a large degree of trust.		A philosophy espoused by a large minority of the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] and associated groups. Adherants eschew the worship of [[God\|Gods]] as they feel that any being of such power and knowledge must have motivations that a human is essentially incapable of comprehending. As it is impossible to trust a being whose motivations one does not understand, worshipping such a being is foolish as worship implies a large degree of trust.

−	The term 'atheism' in English implies the denial of the existence of [[God]]s, which the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] patently do '''not''' do. They are more properly described by the pseudo-Greek [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neologism neologism] ''antilatreian'', meaning 'one who is opposed to worship'. It seems unlikely that any actual atheists exist on a planet that is so full of the results of their actions.	+	The term 'atheism' in English implies the denial of the existence of [[God]]s, which the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] patently do '''not''' do. They are more properly described by the pseudo-Greek [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neologism neologism] ''antilatreian'', meaning 'one who is opposed to worship'. It seems unlikely that any actual atheists exist on a planet that is so full of the results of their actions., and so the terms are no doubt equivalent in [[Mantoni]]an.

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	A philosophy espoused by a large minority of the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] and associated groups. Adherants eschew the worship of [[God\|Gods]] as they feel that any being of such power and knowledge must have motivations that a human is essentially incapable of comprehending. As it is impossible to trust a being whose motivations one does not understand, worshipping such a being is foolish as worship implies a large degree of trust.		A philosophy espoused by a large minority of the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] and associated groups. Adherants eschew the worship of [[God\|Gods]] as they feel that any being of such power and knowledge must have motivations that a human is essentially incapable of comprehending. As it is impossible to trust a being whose motivations one does not understand, worshipping such a being is foolish as worship implies a large degree of trust.
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		+	The term 'atheism' in English implies the denial of the existence of [[God]]s, which the [[Royal Order of the Dragon]] patently do '''not''' do. They are more properly described by the pseudo-Greek [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neologism neologism] ''antilatreian'', meaning 'one who is opposed to worship'. It seems unlikely that any actual atheists exist on a planet that is so full of the results of their actions.