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This article is about a non-fiction entity related to the Astronist belief system or the Astronic tradition.
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Part of a series on
Millettarian eschatology
 
Branches
Astronic necrology · Astronic thanatology · Incorporeology · Mortology
Main concepts
Ephemeralism · Become One with The Cosmos · Cosmosis · Composity · Destination of the unastronised · Metempsychosis · Redemption
Naturalist school
Theistic naturalism · Atheistic naturalism · Non-theistic naturalism · Mind conservation
Astronic supernaturalism and Transtellationist school

Transtellationism

Transtellation · Anthropotranstellation · Theriotranstellation · Protranstellation · Exotranstellation · Intratranstellation

Astrincarnation · Replanetation · Astra · Cosmolocation · Astruction · Astrition · Astrasis · Juvenile vision · Deathbed cosmosis · Anti-anthropopathism · Astral projection

Transcensionist school
Atheistic transcensionism · Theistic transcensionism · Non-theistic transcensionism · Legacy theology · Contributionism
Transhumanist school
Cryogenicism · Solipsist eschatology · Reproductionism · Oneirism
Related topics
Rhemnology · Death in Astronism · Afterlife in Astronism · Destiny in Astronism · Juvenile thanatology · Child philosophy · Child religion

The eschatology of Astronism, often referred to as the Astroeschatology, is the Astronist conception of and approach to issues involving death, the afterlife, and the final destination or fate of humankind. It forms a critical part of the overall Astronist belief system and is often paired and intertwined with the soteriology of Astronism.

The Astronist approach to eschatology is primarily influenced by its cosmocentric worldview. This gives a central role to the astronomical world in those major eschatological concepts aforementioned but also produces new ideas and beliefs that emerge from the related principles of anothia and astrothanasia.

Derivatives[]

  • Astroeschatological
  • Astroeschatologically
  • Astroeschatologist

See also[]

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