» Sun Jan 18, 2015 11:13 am
I suppose one most definitely could not deny the existance of most Aedra and Daedra, nor could they deny the existance of Oblivion, but one could deny the divinity of the Aedra and Daedra.
For example: One could not deny the existance of Molag-Bal, but one could argue that he is not a "divine" being", but perhaps just a truly powerful daedra (who are not necessarily gods by any means).
Just as there are mortals on Nitn who have extreme power over the arcane arts, there could be daedra who have even greater power, they then use this power to travel to Nirn and commune with mortals and appear divine, and they even use their power to influence other daedra to form legions and armies under his/hers command.
So you would acknowledge the existance of immensely powerful Daedra and Aedra, but you would also believe that these beings are not divine, and to take it one step further, you could say that there are no divine beings in the Elderscrolls universe... Making you atheist.
I think you understand what I'm trying to say, though I must admit it would be hard to maintain such beliefs as this if one was truly on Nirn... Hell I wouldnt believe something like this in the E.S universe but it's not impossible and I could see how one could be an "atheists" on Nirn.
So my conclusion, it's possible, but I doubt anyone would.