Renchism is a monotheistic religion that worships Rench, The White Swan. Rench is believed to be the creator of the world and all living things.

Rench is considered to be all-powerful, all-knowing, and the embodiment of love, beauty, and purity.

The meaning of life in Renchism is to follow Rench's teachings, which include love, compassion, and kindness towards all living beings. It is believed that by doing so, one can achieve spiritual enlightenment and join Rench in the afterlife.

Renchism has a hierarchical structure with priests, bishops, and a pope at the top. They are responsible for leading religious ceremonies, interpreting Rench's teachings, and providing spiritual guidance to followers.

Renchism has temples and churches dedicated to Rench all over the world. The most important place of worship is the Cathedral of Rench in the city of Renchton.

The main practices in Renchism include prayer, meditation, and charity towards others. It is believed that these actions can bring followers closer to Rench and increase their chances of achieving enlightenment. Renchism also teaches the belief in an afterlife, where those who have followed Rench's teachings will be reunited with him in a paradise-like realm.

Renchism was founded by a prophet named Rench who claimed to have received divine revelations from Rench, The White Swan. The religion quickly spread throughout the world and became one of the largest monotheistic religions. It has gone through periods of conflict and reform throughout its history, but has remained a major force in the world of religion and spirituality.