Antitheistic Dogmatism

The specific, rigid belief that religion is not merely false, but an active, net-negative force of evil that must be aggressively opposed in all forms. It differs from general atheistic dogmatism by its obsessive focus on combat and deconstruction. All religious expression is seen as a threat, all believers as victims or enablers of a toxic system, and any peaceful coexistence as cowardly compromise.

Example: "Her antitheistic dogmatism was relentless. She'd interrupt a conversation about community food drives to rant about how churches only do charity to recruit. In her view, religion was a singular virus of deceit, and she was the immune system, attacking every instance without pause or discrimination."

by AbzuInExile January 31, 2026

Antitheistic Purity

The enforcement of a militant, confrontational style as the only "pure" form of unbelief. It demands constant, public ridicule of religion, rejecting any secular strategy that involves diplomacy, quiet dissent, or shared social projects with believers as "collaboration with the enemy." Purity is measured in decibels and insults, not in the coherence of one's arguments.

Example: "The group enforced antitheistic purity. When a member suggested working with religious charities on a homelessness project, he was accused of 'appeasement' and kicked out. To them, purity meant never letting a moment pass without vocal contempt, even if it meant helping fewer people. The fight was the point."

by AbzuInExile January 31, 2026

Antitheistic Neopentecostalism

Goes beyond atheism into a dogmatic mission to actively eradicate religious belief from society, viewing it as a malicious virus. Adherents see faith not just as incorrect, but as an intrinsic evil that must be purged through aggressive activism, legislation, and social shaming. It’s a crusade against crusades.

Antitheistic Neopentecostalism Example: A lobbyist who campaigns not for secular government (separation of church and state), but for laws that would ban the wearing of visible religious symbols in all public spaces and strip religious organizations of all tax status, aiming to culturally and legally stamp out religious practice entirely.

by Abzugal February 8, 2026

Antitheistic Moralism

An intensified form of atheistic moralism where opposition to religion itself becomes a moral crusade—not just disbelief but active hostility, not just critique but condemnation. The antitheistic moralist sees religion not as error but as evil, not as mistake but as malice. Religious believers are not just wrong but wicked, not just misguided but malevolent. The goal is not conversation or education but eradication; the posture is not skepticism but war. Antitheistic moralism treats every religious belief as dangerous, every religious institution as corrupt, every religious person as enemy. It transforms legitimate critique of religious ideas and institutions into a holy war against the religious themselves, abandoning any pretense of fair-minded inquiry in favor of righteous condemnation.

Example: "He didn't just think religion was false—he thought it was evil, and believers were complicit in evil. Antitheistic Moralism: treating disagreement as damnation, difference as depravity."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal March 14, 2026

Antitheistic Puritanism

An intensified purity culture within communities that oppose not just belief in gods but religion as such—where the standard of purity is not just disbelief but active, uncompromising hostility to all things religious. Antitheistic puritanism demands that true members not only reject religion themselves but condemn it absolutely, not only critique religious ideas but excise all religious influence from their lives and thoughts. Any acknowledgment of religious art's beauty, any respect for religious believers, any nuance about religion's role in history becomes impurity, grounds for exclusion. The community polices not just beliefs but attitudes, not just conclusions but feelings, demanding a purity of opposition that leaves no room for complexity, context, or humanity.

Example: "They condemned her for appreciating a cathedral's architecture—not the religion, just the beauty. Antitheistic Puritanism: opposition so pure it can't acknowledge anything connected to its enemy."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal March 14, 2026

De Antillen pirate

The most pathetic type of players on the game of de antillen, so much so that they'll take your cargo just for the fun of it, even if they cannot transport it by themselves. They typically dress like bums with multiple pimples over their knob. This is quite an offensive thing to call someone, so much so it could be considered blasphemy.

That dude is so lame, he looks like an De Antillen pirate.

by dude927 March 10, 2026

Mrs. Antilley

A kickass motherfucking goddess of a woman, she rules over a classroom and commands the hearts of all her students. A nurturing and loving soul to her captive audience, Mrs. Antilley's special attacks include utilizing the southern grandmother card, shouting about Texas, and threatening to drop kick her opponents.

"Is that Will flying over the school?"
"Oh yeah, that's what you get for crossing Mrs. Antilley."

by SkirtSkirt7 October 23, 2020