Welcome To the Church of Triadeism.

"Do as thou knows is right and good, do as so thou is correct, do as thou will."

-The Gods doctrines.



Who are we?

The church of Triadeism is a newly formed religion, with beliefs based in Deistic ideology, with a focus of spirituality, self-love, science, and self-improvement. We wish for all people who are kind and loving to be loved, for everyone to be born equal, and for sexuality, skin color, and race to have no part in judgement of someone character.


What do we believe?

We believe in 3 Gods, the god of Chaos, Order, and Death, with each having different beliefs, we have no specified belief in any afterlife, but we believe that via worship, what God or Gods we choose to worship will bless our time on earth.


What must I do to join?

To join the church of Triadeism, you must only be open minded and kind. You must be accepting of others even if they are unlike you, unless they are causing others harm.

I have more questions, how can I ask them?

If you have questions, and they aren't answered here, please leave a comment below, or contact us at TriadeismOfficialChurch@AOL.com, and expect a response within the week, if your question is unanswered, please ask again, and we apologize for any inconveniences.



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