Definition: In Greek mythology, Antiochus Epiphanes was a character who believed in God. He argued with the gods that they didn't exist, instead believing in a higher power. This belief led to the creation of a new cult called Antinomianism. In this context, 'antinomianism' means opposing or rejecting the existence of the god of the gods. It is associated with the belief in the existence of a higher deity, known as Antiochus Epiphanes.