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Cometan himself proclaimed that the Astronic tradition had existed for millennia in an unorganised form prior to [[The Founding of Astronism]] with the relationship between astronomy, religious belief and philosophical discourse having been well-documented [[Pre-Cometanic|pre-Cometanically]]. |
Cometan himself proclaimed that the Astronic tradition had existed for millennia in an unorganised form prior to [[The Founding of Astronism]] with the relationship between astronomy, religious belief and philosophical discourse having been well-documented [[Pre-Cometanic|pre-Cometanically]]. |
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[[Category:Astronic tradition]] |
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Revision as of 13:03, 1 August 2019
A visual for the Astronic tradition and its branches.
Part of a series on the Astronic tradition
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| Astronic philosophy |
Anthropological · Cosmological · Multifarious · Phenomenal · Progenial · Terrestrial Axiology · Aesthetics · Anthropology · Deontology · Dysteleology · Epistemology · Ethics · Logic · Metaphilosophy · Metaphysics · Phenomenology · Philosophy of religion · Ontology · Teleology Millettic / Millettarian philosophy |
| Astronic religions |
| Astronic mythology |
| Astronic ideology |
The Astronic tradition refers to a form of both religion and philosophy that, as a organised thought tradition, originated in the writings of Cometan during his founding and establishment of Astronism. The Astronic tradition encompasses both Astronic philosophy and the Astronic religions, both of which share the theme of cosmocentric thought, logic, and belief.
Cometan himself proclaimed that the Astronic tradition had existed for millennia in an unorganised form prior to The Founding of Astronism with the relationship between astronomy, religious belief and philosophical discourse having been well-documented pre-Cometanically.