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'''Maltheism''' is the [[Philosophy|philosophical]] belief that God (or the gods) is/are inherently malignant and/or hostile towards humanity. This belief is not tied to any one religion, being found among [[Gnostic]] [[Christians]] and the ancient [[Sumerians]]. | '''Maltheism''' is the [[Philosophy|philosophical]] belief that God (or the gods) is/are inherently malignant and/or hostile towards humanity. This belief is not tied to any one religion, being found among [[Gnostic]] [[Christians]] and the ancient [[Sumerians]]. | ||
| + | This is obviously a construct of atheist scientists and an [[abomination]] in the site of [[loving and compassoinate God]]. | ||
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Revision as of 09:59, March 25, 2007
Maltheism is the philosophical belief that God (or the gods) is/are inherently malignant and/or hostile towards humanity. This belief is not tied to any one religion, being found among Gnostic Christians and the ancient Sumerians. This is obviously a construct of atheist scientists and an abomination in the site of loving and compassoinate God.