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We are the unholy! We are the bastard sons of your media culture! Our minds, eyes and bodies were born of your exclusion, an illusion you hide behind! You don't love a god, you love your comfort! To you we are filth, we are dirty, so be it! We are dirty and unclean, a congregation of the unseen! Together we will set this world on fire! This is the new religion!
~ Black Veil Brides in "New Religion".
The British in India will be slaughtered. Then we will overrun the Muslims. Then the Hebrew God will fall, and then the Christian God will be cast down and forgotten. Soon, Kali Ma will rule the world.
~ Mola Ram's plans to abolish all world religions.
Billy: I'm sayin if there is some geezer up there with a big white beard, he's a world heavyweight c**t.
Priest: I’m sorry, did you just call God a c-word?
Billy: Yeah, he's got a hard on for mass murder and giving kids cancer, and his big old answer to the existential clusterf**k that is humanity is to nail his own bleeding son to a plank. That is a c**t move, c'mon even you have got to agree with me on that one. We should lob a f***ing nuke at him and get it over and done with, you know what I'm say'in?
~ Billy Butcher.

Heretics are those who oppose mainstream religions. While not inherently evil, Heretics often go down the most extreme pathways of ruining social ideals, sacred places of worship or mocking and hating the deities of certain religions. Most Heretics become who they are because of rejection by general societies with religions different from them, although some Heretics intentionally choose to be that way for the sake of causing chaos or shock values. 

This can also be used to describe villains especially blasphemous or idealistic in regard to major faiths or ideologies, though one should not necessarily confuse them with those who fall under defilers; but despite their differences the two can overlap, though such occasions may be increasingly rare depending on the media these villains appear in.

This can also apply to antireligious villains who hate or fear people belonging to certain religions, as well as ones that mock such religions due to their xenophobia.

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