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The Kobist religions are a group of abstract faiths that all trace their origin to the god (or prophet) Kobi. The three major Kobist religions are Kobism, Craftism (Kobist-Craftism), and Newmanism.
The first Kobist religion, Kobism, was conceived in 2020 as the result of a long-running joke. It went on to instigate the emergence of Craftism and Newmanism in early 2024.
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<center>The Kobist religions are a group of abstract faiths that all trace their origin to the god <small>(or prophet)</small> Kobi. The three major Kobist religions are [[Kobism]], [[Craftism]], and [[New-Prague#Newmanism|Newmanism]].</center> | <center>The Kobist religions are a group of abstract faiths that all trace their origin to the god <small>(or prophet)</small> Kobi. The three major Kobist religions are [[Kobism]], [[Craftism]] <small>(Kobist-Craftism)</small>, and [[New-Prague#Newmanism|Newmanism]].</center> | ||
<center>The first Kobist religion, Kobism, was conceived in 2020 as the result of a long-running joke. It went on to instigate the emergence of Craftism and Newmanism in early 2024. | <center>The first Kobist religion, Kobism, was conceived in 2020 as the result of a long-running joke. It went on to instigate the emergence of Craftism and Newmanism in early 2024. | ||
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