Acharya Prashant addresses the growing trend of atheism, explaining that it is often a reaction to the irrational and superstitious forms of theism prevalent today. He argues that when theism is presented as belief in a supernatural entity controlling destiny or punishing people in the afterlife, any rational person is likely to reject it. True theism, according to him, is not about believing in myths or stories but about a commitment to the truth and the rejection of falsehood. He defines a true theist as someone who bows only before the eternal, unchanging truth and remains skeptical of anything created by the human mind, including its own projections and ego.