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+ | '''Moon worship''', also known by its technical term '''selenolatry''', or '''luniolatry'''<ref>Harley, T. (2014). ''Moon Lore''. London: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. p58.</ref>, is the worship of [[The Moon]] (either '''full moon worship''', waxing or waning crescent worship), or the worship of moons generally, as a result of [[lunar deification]] (the association of divinity with The Moon, or a moon). |
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+ | == Types of moon worship == |
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+ | * Worship of The Moon – worship of only Earth's moon |
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+ | * Full moon worship – worship of only the full moon |
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+ | * Waxing crescent worship – worship of only the waxing crescent |
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+ | * Waning crescent worship – worship of only the waning crescent |
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+ | * General moon worship – worship of moons generally (especially moons of other planets) |
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+ | == References == |
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Latest revision as of 19:32, 12 August 2020
This article is about a non-fiction entity related to the Astronist belief system or the Astronic tradition.
Any article relating to a fictional entity will be clearly marked as being part of the Spacefaring World.
Moon worship, also known by its technical term selenolatry, or luniolatry[1], is the worship of The Moon (either full moon worship, waxing or waning crescent worship), or the worship of moons generally, as a result of lunar deification (the association of divinity with The Moon, or a moon).
Types of moon worship
- Worship of The Moon – worship of only Earth's moon
- Full moon worship – worship of only the full moon
- Waxing crescent worship – worship of only the waxing crescent
- Waning crescent worship – worship of only the waning crescent
- General moon worship – worship of moons generally (especially moons of other planets)
References
- ↑ Harley, T. (2014). Moon Lore. London: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. p58.