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| Spaciology | the academic discipline dealing with the study of space exploration, its likelihood, social and political impacts, and its physiological and economic implications. | added 3 years ago |
| Taylorian | relating to the Taylorian family, founded and headed by Cometan. | added 3 years ago |
| Philosophership | the fact or quality of being known as a philosopher, and the personal and professional journey involved. | added 3 years ago |
| kinceny | the practice of a parent forcing their offspring to adopt the same religious affiliation as themselves rather than allowing their children to make their own choice of religion. | added 3 years ago |
| Vennisinisation | from Astronist terminology, the utilisation of a planet for reasons other than habitation such as for resource extractions. | added 3 years ago |
| Astrotheism | an alternative title for Astronism, particularly focusing on the aspect of Astronism that incorporates theological elements and ideas in the context of the astronomical world. | added 3 years ago |
| astronomism | an alternative name for the religion, philosophy and ideology of Astronism. | added 3 years ago |
| Spacism | an Astronist-lead social movement aiming to achieve deep space exploration and civilisation on the basis that such endeavours are central to humanity's evolutionary destiny. | added 3 years ago |
| astro- | pertaining to Astronism or to Astronists. | added 3 years ago |
| Astronality | the quality of being concerned with the domain of outer space and how this has influenced beliefs, ideas, and worldviews since the Stone Age to form the basis of the Astronic tradition of religion and philosophy. | added 3 years ago |
| Promulgation | the tradition and collection of operations of public marketing and advertising of Astronism by its proprietor, the Astronist Institution. | added 4 years ago |
| Astronology | the scientific study of the Astronic tradition, including its culture, religions, and philosophical schools. Students of which are known as astronologists. | added 4 years ago |
| cosmocentric | the worldview of Astronism, understood as placing The Cosmos at the centre of a person's spiritual, religious and contemplative life. | added 4 years ago |
| Astrophilosopher | a person who studies cosmic philosophy (or cosmontology) and also, a title for the founder of Astronism, Cometan. | added 4 years ago |
| ruminator | Nickname for Cometan, founder of Astronism, often used as "Cometan the Ruminator", or simply as "The Ruminator". | added 4 years ago |
| Wondermenter | Name for the Founder of Astronism, often used as "Cometan the Wondermenter", or simply "The Wondermenter" | added 4 years ago |
| contemplator | Nickname for the founder of Astronism, often used as "Cometan the Contemplator" | added 4 years ago |
| Vendox | the most well-known symbol of Astronism. A vendox symbol is characterised by the depiction of a blank book in the centre of two strips almost circularly encompassing it entirely which then extend upwards vertically and between which six stars are often depicted. | added 4 years ago |
| Universality | an instrument of study pertaining to a particular conception of The Universe, its nature, its ontology, its existentiality, and its interactionality with other realms of existence in the Astronic cosmology. | added 4 years ago |
| Uniquitarianism | the central ontological position of Astronism holding that all sentient beings hold a state of consciousness and mentality known as uniquity which is intrinsically linked to their destiny. Essentially, the nature of being in Astronism is therefore entirely considered through this understanding of uniquity. Uniquitarianism first originated as the Astronist response to complementarianism and egalitarianism from which it developed to become the primary ontological position of Astronism. | added 4 years ago |
| Unique Way | the Astronist response to the Buddhist doctrine of the Middle Way holding that unique combination of indulgence, moderation, and asceticism will be sought after and implemented by every single individual due to their uniqueness rather than a “one size fits all” doctrine in which the masses are ascribed with a set of general principles for them to form in uniformity. | added 4 years ago |
| Uncreatedness | the Astronist cosmological belief holding that due to the infinite nature of The Universe, it couldn’t have been created which would automatically deny its infinite nature; this is known as the problem of the createdness of The Universe. As a reaction to this, uncreatedness states that The Universe was not created by The Divine, but has instead always existed, but is nonetheless sustained by The Divine and is dependent upon The Divine for its continued existence, thus still adhering to the belief of subordinationism. | added 4 years ago |
| Triadism | a major Astronist cosmological belief regarding the nature of The Universe predicated upon three essential notions, the first of which is uncreatedness of The Universe, the second of which is the divine sustainment of The Universe, and the third of which is divine omnicreativity which, when considered together, create the triadic formulation. | added 4 years ago |
| Transtellationism | a major Astronist eschatological school encompassing a wide variety of beliefs and concepts involving some supernatural element and is therefore distinguished from the other Astronist eschatological schools. Transtellationism is the most broad of all the schools in terms of the variety of beliefs within it, the most prominent of which is transtellationism itself which notionises that upon our corporeal deaths our souls transmigration either to The Cosmos as a whole, usually referred to as “the stars”, or to a particular cosmic progeny or phenomena. | added 4 years ago |
| Transcensionism | the belief orientation derived from the notion of transcension and an Astronist eschatological school holding that it is humanity existential purpose and destiny to explore space and that without humanity’s commitment to its advancement towards space, that humanity will not achieve improvements in our knowledge, spirituality, intellectuality, physicality, and mentality. Essentially, transcensionism is predicated upon the notion that the endeavour of space exploration provides humanity with existential purpose without the need for the involvement of a God or the afterlife. Important to transcensionism is both corporeal cosmosis and contributionism. | added 4 years ago |
