Hill also told Thornley that the Ancient Greeks were an exception to this rule, for they had a Goddess of Chaos. Her name was Eris, which meant 'strife' and which is translated as 'Discordia' in Latin. Clearly, if anyone wanted to worship a deity who was genuinely active in this world, then Eris was the only credible option. All that was needed was for someone to create a religion around Her which, naturally, they decided to do. They called it Discordianism.
