Astronism by country

Economisation of religion

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Edited by the Journal of Astronist Philosophy

The Vendox is the most well-known symbol representing Astronism.

Last updated: DEC. 21, 2019

In the Astronist philosophy of religion, the economisation of religion refers to the application of economic practices to the context of a religion or philosophy.

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Astronism by country

Astrosis

Outline • Glossary • by Country • Timeline

Key components

Cometan • Omnidoxy • Vendox • Institution • Cosmocentrism • Organised philosophy

Main beliefs

Astrocism • Astronic eschatology • Astrosis • Cosmosis • Eleuthonism • Great Departion • Humanic Exploration of The Cosmos • Intracosmism • Limitationism • Naturalism • Sentientism • Transcensionism • Transtellationism • Uniquitarianism

Main practices

Ethics and lifestyle

Astration • Astromancy • Astromeditation • Astronomical commemoration • Astrophotography • Cosmic devotion • Cosmomancy • Cosmopiry • Debatation • Retination • Starbathing • Stargazing • Starparty • Starsleeping • Startryst

Astrodora • Astronism and social issues • Astronist dietary customs • Astronist ethics • Astronomical tourism • Astrotherapy • Cosmic prayer • Noctism

Governance

Hyperstructure (Governorship • Kinship • Padronship) • Institutional Astronism • Institutional law • New Concept Development • Proprietorship • Recognition

Classification and history

Astronic religions (Prehistoric • Ancient • Modern • Contemporary) • Designation of Astronism • History of Astronism • History of the Astronic tradition • Meta-Astronism

Forms of Astronism

Cometanic • Contemporary • Dispositional • Empirical • Folk • Heterodoxical • Historical • Hyper • Hypo • Liberal • Omnidoxical • Orthodox • Philosophical • Postcursory • Practical • Rational • Religious • Spiritual • Syncretisms • Theoretical

Other elements

Astronarianism • Comparison • Criticism • Culture (Architecture • Art • Figures • Literature • Music • Ornamentation • Philosophy • Rendition • Society) • Spacism

Additional information

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