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'''Craftism''' is a now-defunct, small semi-[[KobistReligions|Kobist]] religion originating from Australia, with its central teachings denoting that every act of creation, from crafting physical objects to expressing art and ideas, is imbued with "The Craft," an essence that unites reality. This religion in its Kobist variant served as the basis for '''[[Newmanism]]'''. | '''Craftism''' is a now-defunct, small semi-[[KobistReligions|Kobist]] religion originating from Australia, with its central teachings denoting that every act of creation, from crafting physical objects to expressing art and ideas, is imbued with "The Craft," an essence that unites reality. This religion in its Kobist variant served as the basis for '''[[Newmanism]]''' & then for '''[[Vezist Religions]]''' via '''[[Newmanism]]'''. | ||
[[File:Craftism.png|Predominant Craftist Symbol]] | [[File:Craftism.png|Predominant Craftist Symbol]] | ||