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| Poeticism | one of three omnidoxical writing styles in which Cometan took a metaphorical and distinctly poetic approach to discourse writing and is mostly commonly found in the Monodoxy. | added 4 years ago |
| Philosophical Spirit | a set of principle considered to be inherent of philosophic behaviour and values to which Astronists are bound and which are considered to be primary characteristics forming the identity of Astronism as an organised philosophy, or a synthesis of philosophy and religion. | added 4 years ago |
| Personal inspiration | the form of non-theistic revelation which Cometan is considered to have first experienced during his adolescence in which an intensive series of ideas overcome to the receiver regarding a range of subjects known as an indrucy. | added 4 years ago |
| Pardiscourse | a type of discourse of the Omnidoxy categorised as being between eleven and one-hundred insentensations in total length. Pardiscourses are longer than microdiscourses, yet remain shorter than both hyperdiscourses and megadiscourses. | added 4 years ago |
| Organised philosophy | the technical designation of Astronism considered to be a synthesis of a religion and a philosophy. | added 4 years ago |
| Omnidoxicology | the discipline of study dealing with the exegesis, organisation, comparison, and criticism of the Omnidoxy; an expert in which is known as an omnidoxicologist. Less formal forms of study are referred to as omnidoxical studies or omnidoxy studies. | added 4 years ago |
| Omnicreativity | one of the Attributes of Divinity pertaining to The Divine’s property and unique existential ability to have infinitely sustained an uncreated Universe and the infinite abundance of the isolated cosmoses that reside within The Universe and form The Omniverse. | added 4 years ago |
| New Concept Development | often abbreviated to NCD, the department within The Institution of The Philosophy of Millettism dedicated to receiving, reviewing, and officialising new beliefs, terms, and conceptuals to become part of Astronism. Such decisions are made by a council of scholars and Institutional leaders. Unlike in other religions and philosophies, any person can submit their conceptual proposal which is derived from the Diversity of Thought policy of The Institution. | added 4 years ago |
| Naturalism | one of the four principal schools of Astronist eschatology denying the existence of any form of supernaturalism and holds that nature, both terrestrial and cosmic, provides the answers to human existentiality. It advocates for the notion that humans are simply a product of nature without any divinely ascribed significance in The Cosmos. Other hallmarks of naturalistic eschatology are the denial of an afterlife, the denial of the existence of the soul, and the denial of the direct interaction between humans and The Divine (God). | added 4 years ago |
| Multifaricity | the state, fact, and nature of Astronism to be comprised of a number of different names and forms of reference. | added 4 years ago |
| Motionalism | the metaphilosophical and metareligious notion that a religion or a philosophy (or organised philosophy) can be structured on progression, the development of ideas, the addition if knowledge from scientific discovery, and the general principle that a belief system should serve and be moulded by the society and its needs in the present time and due to which the belief system should continually reshape itself to remain revelant in. Motionalism represents the fundamental structure, nature, and identity of Astronism as an organised philosophy. | added 4 years ago |
| Megadiscourse | a type of discourse of the Omnidoxy categorised as having more than one thousand insentensations. It is the longest and most rare of all the discourse types. | added 4 years ago |
| Millettarianism | the ideological wing of Astronism that emerged during The Founding of Astronism and as a hallmark of Millettic philosophy and culture and within which the spacist movement originated. | added 4 years ago |
| Microdiscourse | a type of discourse of the Omnidoxy categorised as being ten or fewer insentensations in total length and is therefore the shortest of all discourse types. | added 4 years ago |
| Manumissionism | the Astronist theological orientation predicated upon the notion that freedom rather than submission should be central to one’s beliefs. Manumissionism is contrasted with submissionism. | added 4 years ago |
| Limitationism | also referred to as the Cosmic Limitation Principle, or the Principle of Cosmic Limitation, a central belief regarding the nature of cosmic existence holding that The Cosmos and all within that holds a cosmic nature is limited by that nature, is transient, and fundamentally finite. Limitationism informs the entire Astronist metaphysical and physical understanding of existence and by extension of its principles, denies the existence of a soul, especially an impermanent spirit, denies the existence of an afterlife, and also postulates that all existence within The Cosmos cannot exist outside or exit The Cosmos which is a process known as transcosmisation. | added 4 years ago |
| Hyperdiscourse | a type of discourse of the Omnidoxy characterised as being more than one hundred insentensations in total length. | added 4 years ago |
| Humanic Exploration of The Cosmos | the entire process and event of space exploration as considered to be inspired and fuelled by religious, intellectual, cultural, and destinical motivations in addition to the already established economic, technological, and financial motivations. | added 4 years ago |
| Intracosmism | a belief orientation categorised as one of The Seven Tenets of Association and considered to be a form of cosmocentrism maintaining that questions regarding human existentiality are answerable through the exploration and enknowledgement of The Cosmos as opposed to extracosmical concepts such as God. | added 4 years ago |
| Instrument of study | a type of conceptual characterised by its measurement of a subject to which it is applied. There exists a large body of instruments of study and they make up a significant portion of philosophical inquiry. The collective study of instruments of theory is referred to as instrument theory which typically involves the comparison between different instruments. | added 4 years ago |
| Institutional Astronism | the principal and authoritative form of Astronism espoused by The Institution of The Philosophy of Millettism and may also be referred to as Orthodox Astronism, or the Millettarian Tradition. | added 4 years ago |
| Insentence | the unique writing system used to organise the Omnidoxy characterised by the paragraphing of each sentence which are then indexed. Such sentences are then referred to as insentensations. | added 4 years ago |
| Inclusive discipline | a series of disciplines of study within Astronism collected together to form an inclusive discipline either due to their shared theme or according to their shared place of introduction or address within the Omnidoxy. Each disquisition of the Omnidoxy is assigned with an inclusive discipline hence there exists only twelve disciplines. Disciplines of study categorised within an inclusive discipline are known as inclusivised disciplines while those which are not are referred to as disinclusivised disciplines. | added 4 years ago |
| Finality theory | the discipline of study of Astronic philosophy dealing with and discussing the various approaches and beliefs either regarding the end of the existence of The Cosmos and the events involved, or the proposed end of existence entirely, often referred to as Universal cessation which is itself, as a belief, rejected by the Astronic cosmology due to infinite nature of The Universe. | added 4 years ago |
| Extollation | the tradition and process of the recognition of relevant people and their works and life stories within Astronism. Unlike in the Christian form of recognition known as canonisation, extollation can be designated to a person who is still alive and does not involve any notions of intercessory powers or connections to supernatural phenomena (that form of recognition is known as celestification). Instead, to be extolled means to have lived a life according to contributionism in which a person has contributed to the world in their own unique way according to their abilities and ambitions. Candidates for extollation are often confined to being inventors, astronomers, cosmologists, philosophers, writers, astronauts, and explorers. | added 4 years ago |
