The Creator God is the divine being that created the omniverse, according to various traditions and faiths. Creator God - Abrahamic religions. Christianity, Judaism, and Islam teach that Creation is the origin of the totality of the omniverse by the action of God. Even more particularly, every type of existence is also owing to the act of creation by God. Among monotheists it has historically been most commonly believed that living things are the God's creations, and are not the result of a pr ...

Including:

• Creator God - Abrahamic religions
• Creator God - Christianity
• Creator God - Hinduism
• Creator God - Classical Greece

Read more here: » Creator God: Encyclopedia - Creator God

See also:

Creator God, Creator God - Abrahamic religions, Creator God - Christianity, Creator God - Hinduism, Creator God - Classical Greece

Read more here: » Creator God: Encyclopedia II - Creator God - Abrahamic religions

The Discworld Creator appears in Eric. He is a little rat-faced man with a put-upon voice made for complaining with, who created the Discworld while the main universe was being built, and it was obviously on a budget. It is clear that World Creation is purely a mechanical function and doesn't call for godlike attributes. He was not responsible for creating the entire universe, and is somewhat disparaging of it, describing the Big Bang as "showy". After creating the Discworld, he left behind his personal grimore, the OctavoSee also:

Discworld gods, Discworld gods - The Old High Ones, Discworld gods - Azrael, Discworld gods - Small gods, Discworld gods - Djelibeybian gods, Discworld gods - Troll gods, Discworld gods - Alohura, Discworld gods - Aniger, Discworld gods - Anoia, Discworld gods - Astfgl, Discworld gods - Astoria, Discworld gods - The Auditors of Reality, Discworld gods - Bel-Shamharoth, Discworld gods - Bibulous, Discworld gods - Bilious, Discworld gods - Blind Io, Discworld gods - C'hulagen, Discworld gods - Ceno, Discworld gods - The Creator, Discworld gods - Czol, Discworld gods - Errata, Discworld gods - Fate, Discworld gods - Fedecks, Discworld gods - Flatulus, Discworld gods - Foorgol, Discworld gods - Glipzo, Discworld gods - God of Evolution, Discworld gods - Herne the Hunted, Discworld gods - Hogfather, Discworld gods - Hoki the Jokester, Discworld gods - Hyperopia, Discworld gods - Ikebana, Discworld gods - The Insider, Discworld gods - Jack Frost, Discworld gods - Jimi, Discworld gods - The Lady, Discworld gods - Lamentatio, Discworld gods - Libertina, Discworld gods - Moon Goddess, Discworld gods - Neoldian, Discworld gods - Nuggan, Discworld gods - Offler, Discworld gods - Om, Discworld gods - Orm, Discworld gods - Patina, Discworld gods - Petulia, Discworld gods - P'tang P'tang, Discworld gods - Quezovercoatl, Discworld gods - Reg, Discworld gods - The Sandman, Discworld gods - Seven-Handed Sek, Discworld gods - Skelde, Discworld gods - Soul Cake Duck, Discworld gods - Summoning Dark, Discworld gods - Sweevo, Discworld gods - Tak, Discworld gods - Time, Discworld gods - Tooth Fairy, Discworld gods - Topaxi, Discworld gods - Ukli, Discworld gods - Umcherrel, Discworld gods - Ur-Gilash, Discworld gods - Urika, Discworld gods - Vometia, Discworld gods - Wilf, Discworld gods - Zephyrus

Read more here: » Discworld gods: Encyclopedia II - Discworld gods - The Creator

Two men went into a mango garden. One man started counting the mango trees and the number of fruit each bore and approximate value of the orchard.

The other man went straight to the owner and making his acquaintance was invited by him to pluck and taste the fruit.

One was busy in counting and calculating, the other was enjoying the delicious fruit. Ramakrishna Paramhansa would cite this example to show the difference between the man of dry academics and the man of devotion.

(See also: Importance of emotions in relation with god, Faith and Belief, Spiritual Guidance, God and Religion, Peace on Earth, Peace of Mind, Love and Happiness, Life and Beyond, Body Mind and Soul)

Amun (also spelt Amon, Amoun, Amen, and rarely Imenand, and spelt in Greek as Ammon, and Hammon) was the name of a deity, in Egyptian mythology, who gradually rose to become one of the most important, before disappearing back into the shadows. Amun - God of Air. Originally, he was simply nothing more than a deification of the concept of air, and thus wind, one of the four fundamental concepts held to have composed the primordial universe, in the Ogdoad ...

Including:

• Amun - God of Air
• Amun - Creator
• Amun - King
• Amun - Fertility God
• Amun - Sun God
• Amun - Decline
• Amun - Derived Terms

Read more here: » Amun: Encyclopedia - Amun

There are a number of basic Jewish principles of faith that one is expected to uphold in order to be said to be in consonance with the Jewish faith. However, unlike most Christian denominations, the Jewish community has never developed any one binding catechism. A number of formulations of Jewish beliefs have appeared, though there is some dispute over how many basic principles there are. Rabbi Joseph Albo, for instance, in Sefer Ha-Ikkarim counts three principles of faith, while Maimonides lists thirteen. While some lat ...

Including:

• Jewish principles of faith - Jewish principles of faith
• Jewish principles of faith - Monotheism
• Jewish principles of faith - God as Creator of the universe
• Jewish principles of faith - God is One
• Jewish principles of faith - God is all-powerful
• Jewish principles of faith - God is personal and cares about humanity
• Jewish principles of faith - Names of God
• Jewish principles of faith - The Nature of God
• Jewish principles of faith - To God alone may one offer prayer
• Jewish principles of faith - Scripture
• Jewish principles of faith - The words of the prophets are true
• Jewish principles of faith - The status of Moses
• Jewish principles of faith - The origin of the Torah
• Jewish principles of faith - Holy Books
• Jewish principles of faith - Reward and punishment
• Jewish principles of faith - Israel chosen for a purpose
• Jewish principles of faith - The messianic age
• Jewish principles of faith - The soul is pure at birth
• Jewish principles of faith - History and development
• Jewish principles of faith - No formal text canonized
• Jewish principles of faith - Gaining converts
• Jewish principles of faith - Is faith necessary?
• Jewish principles of faith - Belief in the Oral Law
• Jewish principles of faith - Belief in the Medieval era
• Jewish principles of faith - Maimonides' 13 principles of faith
• Jewish principles of faith - Principles of faith after Maimonides
• Jewish principles of faith - The Enlightenment
• Jewish principles of faith - Holocaust theology
• Jewish principles of faith - Dogma in Judaism

Read more here: » Jewish principles of faith: Encyclopedia - Jewish principles of faith

Cult suicide is that phenomenon by which some religious groups, in this context often referred to as "cults", have led to their membership committing suicide. Sometimes all members commit suicide at the same time and place. Groups which have done this include, Heaven's Gate, Order of the Solar Temple, Peoples Temple (Jonestown), and the Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God. In other cases certain denominations apparently supported mass suicide, but did not necessarily encourage all members to do it. Examples her ...

Including:

• Cult suicide - Known Cult Suicides
• Cult suicide - Peoples Temple Jim Jones
• Cult suicide - Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God
• Cult suicide - Solar Temple
• Cult suicide - Heaven's Gate
• Cult suicide - Suspected Cult Suicides
• Cult suicide - Branch Davidians
• Cult suicide - World Church of the Creator
• Cult suicide - Scientology
• Cult suicide - Questionable Cult Suicides
• Cult suicide - The Family International
• Cult suicide - Falun Gong
• Cult suicide - Martyrdom

Read more here: » Cult suicide: Encyclopedia - Cult suicide

In Australian aboriginal mythology, Banaitja is a creator god. Other related archivesAustralian, aboriginal mythology, creator god

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Theism is the belief in one or more gods or goddesses. More specifically, it may also mean the belief in God, a god, or gods, who is/are actively involved in maintaining the Universe. This secondary meaning is shown in context to other beliefs concerning the divine below. The term is attested in English from 1678, and was probably coined to contrast with atheism attested from ca. 1587 (see t ...

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The Discworld Creator appears in Eric. He is a little rat-faced man with a put-upon voice made for complaining with, who created the Discworld while the main universe was being built, and it was obviously on a budget. It is clear that World Creation is purely a mechanical function and doesn't call for godlike attributes. He was not responsible for creating the entire universe, and is somewhat disparaging of it, describing the Big Bang as "showy". After creating the Discworld, he left behind his personal grimore, the OctavoSee also:

Discworld gods, Discworld gods - The Old High Ones, Discworld gods - Azrael, Discworld gods - Djelibeybian gods, Discworld gods - Troll gods, Discworld gods - Alohura, Discworld gods - Aniger, Discworld gods - Anoia, Discworld gods - Astfgl, Discworld gods - Astoria, Discworld gods - The Auditors of Reality, Discworld gods - Bel-Shamharoth, Discworld gods - Bibulous, Discworld gods - Bilious, Discworld gods - Blind Io, Discworld gods - C'hulagen, Discworld gods - Ceno, Discworld gods - The Creator, Discworld gods - Czol, Discworld gods - Errata, Discworld gods - Fate, Discworld gods - Fedecks, Discworld gods - Flatulus, Discworld gods - Foorgol, Discworld gods - Glipzo, Discworld gods - God of Evolution, Discworld gods - Herne the Hunted, Discworld gods - Hogfather, Discworld gods - Hoki the Jokester, Discworld gods - Hyperopia, Discworld gods - Ikebana, Discworld gods - The Insider, Discworld gods - Jimi, Discworld gods - The Lady, Discworld gods - Lamentatio, Discworld gods - Libertina, Discworld gods - Moon Goddess, Discworld gods - Neoldian, Discworld gods - Nuggan, Discworld gods - Offler, Discworld gods - Om, Discworld gods - Orm, Discworld gods - Patina, Discworld gods - Petulia, Discworld gods - P'tang P'tang, Discworld gods - Quezovercoatl, Discworld gods - Reg, Discworld gods - Seven-Handed Sek, Discworld gods - Skelde, Discworld gods - Soul Cake Duck, Discworld gods - Summoning Dark, Discworld gods - Sweevo, Discworld gods - Tak, Discworld gods - Time, Discworld gods - Tooth Fairy, Discworld gods - Topaxi, Discworld gods - Ukli, Discworld gods - Umcherrel, Discworld gods - Ur-Gilash, Discworld gods - Urika, Discworld gods - Vometia, Discworld gods - Wilf, Discworld gods - Zephyrus

Read more here: » Discworld gods: Encyclopedia II - Discworld gods - The Creator

Gradually, as god of air, he came to be associated with the breath of life, which created the ba, particularly in Thebes. By the First Intermediate Period this had led to him being thought of, in these areas, as the creator god, titled father of the gods, preceding the Ogdoad, although also part of it. As he became more significant, he was assigned a wife (Amunet being his own female aspect, more than a distinct wife), and since he was the creator, his wife was considered the divine mother from which the cosmos emerged, who in the areas where Amun was wo ...

See also:

Amun, Amun - God of Air, Amun - Creator, Amun - King, Amun - Fertility God, Amun - Sun God, Amun - Decline, Amun - Derived Terms

Read more here: » Amun: Encyclopedia II - Amun - Creator

The creator god of the dwarfs. The dwarvish creation myth states that Tak first "wrote himself", then "wrote the Laws," then "wrote the World", then wrote a cave and a geode. The geode hatched and from it emerged two brothers. One went into the cave and became a dwarf, the other left the cave and became a man. Here earlier forms of the myth differ from later forms; in the earlier version, Tak notices that the geode is striving to become alive, and as reward for the service it had given, makes it into the first troll; in a later, reedited version, the geode comes alive of its own accord and was lef ...

See also:

Discworld gods, Discworld gods - The Old High Ones, Discworld gods - Azrael, Discworld gods - Small gods, Discworld gods - Djelibeybian gods, Discworld gods - Troll gods, Discworld gods - Alohura, Discworld gods - Aniger, Discworld gods - Anoia, Discworld gods - Astfgl, Discworld gods - Astoria, Discworld gods - The Auditors of Reality, Discworld gods - Bel-Shamharoth, Discworld gods - Bibulous, Discworld gods - Bilious, Discworld gods - Blind Io, Discworld gods - C'hulagen, Discworld gods - Ceno, Discworld gods - The Creator, Discworld gods - Czol, Discworld gods - Errata, Discworld gods - Fate, Discworld gods - Fedecks, Discworld gods - Flatulus, Discworld gods - Foorgol, Discworld gods - Glipzo, Discworld gods - God of Evolution, Discworld gods - Herne the Hunted, Discworld gods - Hogfather, Discworld gods - Hoki the Jokester, Discworld gods - Hyperopia, Discworld gods - Ikebana, Discworld gods - The Insider, Discworld gods - Jack Frost, Discworld gods - Jimi, Discworld gods - The Lady, Discworld gods - Lamentatio, Discworld gods - Libertina, Discworld gods - Moon Goddess, Discworld gods - Neoldian, Discworld gods - Nuggan, Discworld gods - Offler, Discworld gods - Om, Discworld gods - Orm, Discworld gods - Patina, Discworld gods - Petulia, Discworld gods - P'tang P'tang, Discworld gods - Quezovercoatl, Discworld gods - Reg, Discworld gods - The Sandman, Discworld gods - Seven-Handed Sek, Discworld gods - Skelde, Discworld gods - Soul Cake Duck, Discworld gods - Summoning Dark, Discworld gods - Sweevo, Discworld gods - Tak, Discworld gods - Time, Discworld gods - Tooth Fairy, Discworld gods - Topaxi, Discworld gods - Ukli, Discworld gods - Umcherrel, Discworld gods - Ur-Gilash, Discworld gods - Urika, Discworld gods - Vometia, Discworld gods - Wilf, Discworld gods - Zephyrus

Read more here: » Discworld gods: Encyclopedia II - Discworld gods - Tak

The creator god of the dwarfs. The dwarvish creation myth states that Tak first "wrote himself", then "wrote the Laws," then "wrote the World", then wrote a cave and a geode. The geode hatched and from it emerged two brothers. One went into the cave and became a dwarf, the other left the cave and became a man. Here earlier forms of the myth differ from later forms; in the earlier version, Tak notices that the geode is striving to become alive, and as reward for the service it had given, makes it into the first troll; in a later, reedited version, the geode comes alive of its own accord and was lef ...

See also:

Discworld gods, Discworld gods - The Old High Ones, Discworld gods - Azrael, Discworld gods - Djelibeybian gods, Discworld gods - Troll gods, Discworld gods - Alohura, Discworld gods - Aniger, Discworld gods - Anoia, Discworld gods - Astfgl, Discworld gods - Astoria, Discworld gods - The Auditors of Reality, Discworld gods - Bel-Shamharoth, Discworld gods - Bibulous, Discworld gods - Bilious, Discworld gods - Blind Io, Discworld gods - C'hulagen, Discworld gods - Ceno, Discworld gods - The Creator, Discworld gods - Czol, Discworld gods - Errata, Discworld gods - Fate, Discworld gods - Fedecks, Discworld gods - Flatulus, Discworld gods - Foorgol, Discworld gods - Glipzo, Discworld gods - God of Evolution, Discworld gods - Herne the Hunted, Discworld gods - Hogfather, Discworld gods - Hoki the Jokester, Discworld gods - Hyperopia, Discworld gods - Ikebana, Discworld gods - The Insider, Discworld gods - Jimi, Discworld gods - The Lady, Discworld gods - Lamentatio, Discworld gods - Libertina, Discworld gods - Moon Goddess, Discworld gods - Neoldian, Discworld gods - Nuggan, Discworld gods - Offler, Discworld gods - Om, Discworld gods - Orm, Discworld gods - Patina, Discworld gods - Petulia, Discworld gods - P'tang P'tang, Discworld gods - Quezovercoatl, Discworld gods - Reg, Discworld gods - Seven-Handed Sek, Discworld gods - Skelde, Discworld gods - Soul Cake Duck, Discworld gods - Summoning Dark, Discworld gods - Sweevo, Discworld gods - Tak, Discworld gods - Time, Discworld gods - Tooth Fairy, Discworld gods - Topaxi, Discworld gods - Ukli, Discworld gods - Umcherrel, Discworld gods - Ur-Gilash, Discworld gods - Urika, Discworld gods - Vometia, Discworld gods - Wilf, Discworld gods - Zephyrus

Read more here: » Discworld gods: Encyclopedia II - Discworld gods - Tak

Small gods are a special classification of deity unique to the Discworld, but with analogues in our world, particularly the Graeco-Roman concept of numina. They are the gods of slightly significant places; the hair rising on the back of your neck as you enter a suddenly still glade. They do not manifest as great anthropomorphic titans of the sky but rather, if they are noticed at all, as a simple, faceless presence. There are two very different kinds, by far the most common being those who have yet to accumulate enough human belief to obtain ...

See also:

Discworld gods, Discworld gods - The Old High Ones, Discworld gods - Azrael, Discworld gods - Small gods, Discworld gods - Djelibeybian gods, Discworld gods - Troll gods, Discworld gods - Alohura, Discworld gods - Aniger, Discworld gods - Anoia, Discworld gods - Astfgl, Discworld gods - Astoria, Discworld gods - The Auditors of Reality, Discworld gods - Bel-Shamharoth, Discworld gods - Bibulous, Discworld gods - Bilious, Discworld gods - Blind Io, Discworld gods - C'hulagen, Discworld gods - Ceno, Discworld gods - The Creator, Discworld gods - Czol, Discworld gods - Errata, Discworld gods - Fate, Discworld gods - Fedecks, Discworld gods - Flatulus, Discworld gods - Foorgol, Discworld gods - Glipzo, Discworld gods - God of Evolution, Discworld gods - Herne the Hunted, Discworld gods - Hogfather, Discworld gods - Hoki the Jokester, Discworld gods - Hyperopia, Discworld gods - Ikebana, Discworld gods - The Insider, Discworld gods - Jack Frost, Discworld gods - Jimi, Discworld gods - The Lady, Discworld gods - Lamentatio, Discworld gods - Libertina, Discworld gods - Moon Goddess, Discworld gods - Neoldian, Discworld gods - Nuggan, Discworld gods - Offler, Discworld gods - Om, Discworld gods - Orm, Discworld gods - Patina, Discworld gods - Petulia, Discworld gods - P'tang P'tang, Discworld gods - Quezovercoatl, Discworld gods - Reg, Discworld gods - The Sandman, Discworld gods - Seven-Handed Sek, Discworld gods - Skelde, Discworld gods - Soul Cake Duck, Discworld gods - Summoning Dark, Discworld gods - Sweevo, Discworld gods - Tak, Discworld gods - Time, Discworld gods - Tooth Fairy, Discworld gods - Topaxi, Discworld gods - Ukli, Discworld gods - Umcherrel, Discworld gods - Ur-Gilash, Discworld gods - Urika, Discworld gods - Vometia, Discworld gods - Wilf, Discworld gods - Zephyrus

Read more here: » Discworld gods: Encyclopedia II - Discworld gods - Small gods

Blind Io is the current king of the gods. Io means "I see", and in nature he is seemingly an amalgam of Odin and Zeus, with elements of Thor — seen primarily in his use of a number of different hammers (seventy, actually, as detailed by Om in Small Gods). He is completely blind in the traditional sense but instead has countless eyes, which seem to have a mind of their own, orbiting his head. He was eventually compelled to get rid of his raven messengers because of their species' instinctual desire for devouring eyeballs. He lives in Dunmanifestin where he and the other ...

See also:

Discworld gods, Discworld gods - The Old High Ones, Discworld gods - Azrael, Discworld gods - Small gods, Discworld gods - Djelibeybian gods, Discworld gods - Troll gods, Discworld gods - Alohura, Discworld gods - Aniger, Discworld gods - Anoia, Discworld gods - Astfgl, Discworld gods - Astoria, Discworld gods - The Auditors of Reality, Discworld gods - Bel-Shamharoth, Discworld gods - Bibulous, Discworld gods - Bilious, Discworld gods - Blind Io, Discworld gods - C'hulagen, Discworld gods - Ceno, Discworld gods - The Creator, Discworld gods - Czol, Discworld gods - Errata, Discworld gods - Fate, Discworld gods - Fedecks, Discworld gods - Flatulus, Discworld gods - Foorgol, Discworld gods - Glipzo, Discworld gods - God of Evolution, Discworld gods - Herne the Hunted, Discworld gods - Hogfather, Discworld gods - Hoki the Jokester, Discworld gods - Hyperopia, Discworld gods - Ikebana, Discworld gods - The Insider, Discworld gods - Jack Frost, Discworld gods - Jimi, Discworld gods - The Lady, Discworld gods - Lamentatio, Discworld gods - Libertina, Discworld gods - Moon Goddess, Discworld gods - Neoldian, Discworld gods - Nuggan, Discworld gods - Offler, Discworld gods - Om, Discworld gods - Orm, Discworld gods - Patina, Discworld gods - Petulia, Discworld gods - P'tang P'tang, Discworld gods - Quezovercoatl, Discworld gods - Reg, Discworld gods - The Sandman, Discworld gods - Seven-Handed Sek, Discworld gods - Skelde, Discworld gods - Soul Cake Duck, Discworld gods - Summoning Dark, Discworld gods - Sweevo, Discworld gods - Tak, Discworld gods - Time, Discworld gods - Tooth Fairy, Discworld gods - Topaxi, Discworld gods - Ukli, Discworld gods - Umcherrel, Discworld gods - Ur-Gilash, Discworld gods - Urika, Discworld gods - Vometia, Discworld gods - Wilf, Discworld gods - Zephyrus

Read more here: » Discworld gods: Encyclopedia II - Discworld gods - Blind Io

A spirit known to the shamans of Skund Forest as Topaxci; the God of the Red Mushroom. Elsewhere he is known as Topaxi; the God of Certain Mushrooms, Great Ideas that you Forgot to Write Down and Will Never Remember Again, and of People who Tell Other People that 'Dog' is 'God' Spelt Backwards and Think that this is in Some Way Revelatory. He is mentioned in The Light Fantastic and appears in The Last Hero. ...

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Discworld gods, Discworld gods - The Old High Ones, Discworld gods - Azrael, Discworld gods - Small gods, Discworld gods - Djelibeybian gods, Discworld gods - Troll gods, Discworld gods - Alohura, Discworld gods - Aniger, Discworld gods - Anoia, Discworld gods - Astfgl, Discworld gods - Astoria, Discworld gods - The Auditors of Reality, Discworld gods - Bel-Shamharoth, Discworld gods - Bibulous, Discworld gods - Bilious, Discworld gods - Blind Io, Discworld gods - C'hulagen, Discworld gods - Ceno, Discworld gods - The Creator, Discworld gods - Czol, Discworld gods - Errata, Discworld gods - Fate, Discworld gods - Fedecks, Discworld gods - Flatulus, Discworld gods - Foorgol, Discworld gods - Glipzo, Discworld gods - God of Evolution, Discworld gods - Herne the Hunted, Discworld gods - Hogfather, Discworld gods - Hoki the Jokester, Discworld gods - Hyperopia, Discworld gods - Ikebana, Discworld gods - The Insider, Discworld gods - Jack Frost, Discworld gods - Jimi, Discworld gods - The Lady, Discworld gods - Lamentatio, Discworld gods - Libertina, Discworld gods - Moon Goddess, Discworld gods - Neoldian, Discworld gods - Nuggan, Discworld gods - Offler, Discworld gods - Om, Discworld gods - Orm, Discworld gods - Patina, Discworld gods - Petulia, Discworld gods - P'tang P'tang, Discworld gods - Quezovercoatl, Discworld gods - Reg, Discworld gods - The Sandman, Discworld gods - Seven-Handed Sek, Discworld gods - Skelde, Discworld gods - Soul Cake Duck, Discworld gods - Summoning Dark, Discworld gods - Sweevo, Discworld gods - Tak, Discworld gods - Time, Discworld gods - Tooth Fairy, Discworld gods - Topaxi, Discworld gods - Ukli, Discworld gods - Umcherrel, Discworld gods - Ur-Gilash, Discworld gods - Urika, Discworld gods - Vometia, Discworld gods - Wilf, Discworld gods - Zephyrus

Read more here: » Discworld gods: Encyclopedia II - Discworld gods - Topaxi

The paradoxical God of Evolution appears briefly in The Last Continent, where he is found 'sculpting' animals. Since he hasn't figured out reproduction yet, he makes every animal unique. Although no-one believes in the God of Evolution, he survives thanks to his own strong belief. He does not believe in himself, because he is an atheist, but he believes in what he does. During events detailed in The Last Continent, he briefly takes on Ponder Stibbons as an apprentice, but scares him off when he r ...

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Discworld gods, Discworld gods - The Old High Ones, Discworld gods - Azrael, Discworld gods - Small gods, Discworld gods - Djelibeybian gods, Discworld gods - Troll gods, Discworld gods - Alohura, Discworld gods - Aniger, Discworld gods - Anoia, Discworld gods - Astfgl, Discworld gods - Astoria, Discworld gods - The Auditors of Reality, Discworld gods - Bel-Shamharoth, Discworld gods - Bibulous, Discworld gods - Bilious, Discworld gods - Blind Io, Discworld gods - C'hulagen, Discworld gods - Ceno, Discworld gods - The Creator, Discworld gods - Czol, Discworld gods - Errata, Discworld gods - Fate, Discworld gods - Fedecks, Discworld gods - Flatulus, Discworld gods - Foorgol, Discworld gods - Glipzo, Discworld gods - God of Evolution, Discworld gods - Herne the Hunted, Discworld gods - Hogfather, Discworld gods - Hoki the Jokester, Discworld gods - Hyperopia, Discworld gods - Ikebana, Discworld gods - The Insider, Discworld gods - Jack Frost, Discworld gods - Jimi, Discworld gods - The Lady, Discworld gods - Lamentatio, Discworld gods - Libertina, Discworld gods - Moon Goddess, Discworld gods - Neoldian, Discworld gods - Nuggan, Discworld gods - Offler, Discworld gods - Om, Discworld gods - Orm, Discworld gods - Patina, Discworld gods - Petulia, Discworld gods - P'tang P'tang, Discworld gods - Quezovercoatl, Discworld gods - Reg, Discworld gods - The Sandman, Discworld gods - Seven-Handed Sek, Discworld gods - Skelde, Discworld gods - Soul Cake Duck, Discworld gods - Summoning Dark, Discworld gods - Sweevo, Discworld gods - Tak, Discworld gods - Time, Discworld gods - Tooth Fairy, Discworld gods - Topaxi, Discworld gods - Ukli, Discworld gods - Umcherrel, Discworld gods - Ur-Gilash, Discworld gods - Urika, Discworld gods - Vometia, Discworld gods - Wilf, Discworld gods - Zephyrus

Read more here: » Discworld gods: Encyclopedia II - Discworld gods - God of Evolution

Om is an omnipotent, omnipresent (only within the boundaries of the Omnian church) god in the country of Omnia. His temple resides in Kom, presumably the capital, and his followers are known as Omnians. Unlike the major Discworld gods, who exist as a pantheon, Om is a monotheistic deity whose followers insist that he is the one and only true God. Despite all evidence to the contrary, Omnians also insist that the world is round. Omnianism is the most oft-mentioned religion in the Discworld series, and its members ar ...

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Discworld gods, Discworld gods - The Old High Ones, Discworld gods - Azrael, Discworld gods - Small gods, Discworld gods - Djelibeybian gods, Discworld gods - Troll gods, Discworld gods - Alohura, Discworld gods - Aniger, Discworld gods - Anoia, Discworld gods - Astfgl, Discworld gods - Astoria, Discworld gods - The Auditors of Reality, Discworld gods - Bel-Shamharoth, Discworld gods - Bibulous, Discworld gods - Bilious, Discworld gods - Blind Io, Discworld gods - C'hulagen, Discworld gods - Ceno, Discworld gods - The Creator, Discworld gods - Czol, Discworld gods - Errata, Discworld gods - Fate, Discworld gods - Fedecks, Discworld gods - Flatulus, Discworld gods - Foorgol, Discworld gods - Glipzo, Discworld gods - God of Evolution, Discworld gods - Herne the Hunted, Discworld gods - Hogfather, Discworld gods - Hoki the Jokester, Discworld gods - Hyperopia, Discworld gods - Ikebana, Discworld gods - The Insider, Discworld gods - Jack Frost, Discworld gods - Jimi, Discworld gods - The Lady, Discworld gods - Lamentatio, Discworld gods - Libertina, Discworld gods - Moon Goddess, Discworld gods - Neoldian, Discworld gods - Nuggan, Discworld gods - Offler, Discworld gods - Om, Discworld gods - Orm, Discworld gods - Patina, Discworld gods - Petulia, Discworld gods - P'tang P'tang, Discworld gods - Quezovercoatl, Discworld gods - Reg, Discworld gods - The Sandman, Discworld gods - Seven-Handed Sek, Discworld gods - Skelde, Discworld gods - Soul Cake Duck, Discworld gods - Summoning Dark, Discworld gods - Sweevo, Discworld gods - Tak, Discworld gods - Time, Discworld gods - Tooth Fairy, Discworld gods - Topaxi, Discworld gods - Ukli, Discworld gods - Umcherrel, Discworld gods - Ur-Gilash, Discworld gods - Urika, Discworld gods - Vometia, Discworld gods - Wilf, Discworld gods - Zephyrus

Read more here: » Discworld gods: Encyclopedia II - Discworld gods - Om

The "Oh God of hangovers". His reason for being is to feel the after-effects of drinking, instead of the god Bibulous (the Discworld's Bacchus). He is one of the characters who appears during the events of Hogfather, due to there being a lot of unused belief floating around. Thanks to the wizards of the Unseen University Bilious' symptoms are reversed for a time and he is able to help Susan on her quest (and make Bibulous feel thoroughly miserable. After all, everyone knows a good hangover cure has got to involve a lot of humor ...

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Discworld gods, Discworld gods - The Old High Ones, Discworld gods - Azrael, Discworld gods - Small gods, Discworld gods - Djelibeybian gods, Discworld gods - Troll gods, Discworld gods - Alohura, Discworld gods - Aniger, Discworld gods - Anoia, Discworld gods - Astfgl, Discworld gods - Astoria, Discworld gods - The Auditors of Reality, Discworld gods - Bel-Shamharoth, Discworld gods - Bibulous, Discworld gods - Bilious, Discworld gods - Blind Io, Discworld gods - C'hulagen, Discworld gods - Ceno, Discworld gods - The Creator, Discworld gods - Czol, Discworld gods - Errata, Discworld gods - Fate, Discworld gods - Fedecks, Discworld gods - Flatulus, Discworld gods - Foorgol, Discworld gods - Glipzo, Discworld gods - God of Evolution, Discworld gods - Herne the Hunted, Discworld gods - Hogfather, Discworld gods - Hoki the Jokester, Discworld gods - Hyperopia, Discworld gods - Ikebana, Discworld gods - The Insider, Discworld gods - Jack Frost, Discworld gods - Jimi, Discworld gods - The Lady, Discworld gods - Lamentatio, Discworld gods - Libertina, Discworld gods - Moon Goddess, Discworld gods - Neoldian, Discworld gods - Nuggan, Discworld gods - Offler, Discworld gods - Om, Discworld gods - Orm, Discworld gods - Patina, Discworld gods - Petulia, Discworld gods - P'tang P'tang, Discworld gods - Quezovercoatl, Discworld gods - Reg, Discworld gods - The Sandman, Discworld gods - Seven-Handed Sek, Discworld gods - Skelde, Discworld gods - Soul Cake Duck, Discworld gods - Summoning Dark, Discworld gods - Sweevo, Discworld gods - Tak, Discworld gods - Time, Discworld gods - Tooth Fairy, Discworld gods - Topaxi, Discworld gods - Ukli, Discworld gods - Umcherrel, Discworld gods - Ur-Gilash, Discworld gods - Urika, Discworld gods - Vometia, Discworld gods - Wilf, Discworld gods - Zephyrus

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The Ephebian Goddess of Love, held in extremely low regard by the god Om and sister to the goddess Patina. She bribed Rhome of Tsort to steal and hide the Golden Falchion, in return she gave Elenor of Tsort to Rhome (this story is a parody of the beginning of the Trojan War; the Golden Falchion is the Golden Apple, Elenor of Tsort is Helen of Troy, and Rhome is Paris (they are both names of European cities)). Mentioned in Small Gods and Discworld Noir. Her name is ...

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Discworld gods, Discworld gods - The Old High Ones, Discworld gods - Azrael, Discworld gods - Small gods, Discworld gods - Djelibeybian gods, Discworld gods - Troll gods, Discworld gods - Alohura, Discworld gods - Aniger, Discworld gods - Anoia, Discworld gods - Astfgl, Discworld gods - Astoria, Discworld gods - The Auditors of Reality, Discworld gods - Bel-Shamharoth, Discworld gods - Bibulous, Discworld gods - Bilious, Discworld gods - Blind Io, Discworld gods - C'hulagen, Discworld gods - Ceno, Discworld gods - The Creator, Discworld gods - Czol, Discworld gods - Errata, Discworld gods - Fate, Discworld gods - Fedecks, Discworld gods - Flatulus, Discworld gods - Foorgol, Discworld gods - Glipzo, Discworld gods - God of Evolution, Discworld gods - Herne the Hunted, Discworld gods - Hogfather, Discworld gods - Hoki the Jokester, Discworld gods - Hyperopia, Discworld gods - Ikebana, Discworld gods - The Insider, Discworld gods - Jack Frost, Discworld gods - Jimi, Discworld gods - The Lady, Discworld gods - Lamentatio, Discworld gods - Libertina, Discworld gods - Moon Goddess, Discworld gods - Neoldian, Discworld gods - Nuggan, Discworld gods - Offler, Discworld gods - Om, Discworld gods - Orm, Discworld gods - Patina, Discworld gods - Petulia, Discworld gods - P'tang P'tang, Discworld gods - Quezovercoatl, Discworld gods - Reg, Discworld gods - The Sandman, Discworld gods - Seven-Handed Sek, Discworld gods - Skelde, Discworld gods - Soul Cake Duck, Discworld gods - Summoning Dark, Discworld gods - Sweevo, Discworld gods - Tak, Discworld gods - Time, Discworld gods - Tooth Fairy, Discworld gods - Topaxi, Discworld gods - Ukli, Discworld gods - Umcherrel, Discworld gods - Ur-Gilash, Discworld gods - Urika, Discworld gods - Vometia, Discworld gods - Wilf, Discworld gods - Zephyrus

Read more here: » Discworld gods: Encyclopedia II - Discworld gods - Astoria