Bokononism is a fictional religion created by author Kurt Vonnegut in his novel Cat's Cradle. It is characterized by its satirical take on spirituality and human existence, promoting the idea that life is filled with comforting lies, known as "foma." Followers of Bokononism engage in rituals and practices that emphasize the importance of personal connections and the acceptance of life's absurdities. The religion is centered around the teachings of its prophet, Bokonon, who encourages adherents to find meaning in their lives through these comforting falsehoods. Bokononism critiques traditional religious beliefs and societal norms, highlighting the complexities of truth and the human condition.