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At one point in his life, Miles was a [[Survivorism|Survivorist]].{{book ref|mb4|19}} However, he felt that Elendel's current social and political establishment made a mockery of the religion, professing to believe in the independence and self-reliance of [[Kelsier]] but in actuality discouraging people from thinking for themselves.{{book ref|mb4|17}} Once Miles came into contact with Edwarn Ladrian and the Set, his religious beliefs began to change.{{book ref|mb4|epilogue}}
Miles converted to [[Trellism]], a religion explained in the [[Words of Founding]]{{book ref|mb4|11}} that preaches the divinity of Metalborn and their superiority to those without access to the Metallic Arts.{{book ref|mb4|18}} Because of Miles' invincibility, he has come to think of himself as divine.{{bws ref|/annotation-the-alloy-of-law-chapter-eighteen/|Alloy of Law Annotation Chapter 18|date=November 30, 2015}}{{book ref|mb4|18}} Miles believes that the reason that Trell made men like him is to right the wrongs of the world.{{book ref|mb4|11}} He thinks that because of his powers, Miles and other Metalborn have been chosen to rule. Miles has an extreme zealotry for Trellism;{{book ref|mb6|29}} even in his last moments he implored that others worship Trell.{{book ref|mb4|epilogue}} Miles tried to get Wax to agree with this belief, with no success.{{book ref|mb4|18}} Despite Miles' conversion to Trellism, some of his Survivorist beliefs still linger to inspire him.{{book ref|mb4|15}}
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