In atheist thought, God is dethroned and humanity is explicitly deified, while in atheist thought, this occurs unconsciously. For in atheism, with the absolutization of reason, every individual becomes a candidate for divinity in some way. They evaluate truth, good, right, evil, and wrong through their own lens. In other words, reason, which replaces revelation, is deified through the desire for omniscience. This situation has led to the tyranny of reason, coveting God's place as king. This desire for divinity gave rise to atheism, while atheism, which tyrannizes tradition, replaces religion with tradition and its human interpretation, and attempts to place not themselves but their ancestors on God's throne, has emerged. However, in atheist thought, deification is carried out in the name of protecting God and religion. The rules governing individuals' relationships with one another and with society are now based on the interpretations these ancestors have drawn from the holy book. These interpretations eventually replace the holy book itself. Because when God is removed from human life in the name of His so-called holiness and absoluteness, false gods and their books fill this void.