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Beginningness
Study of the beginning of religions
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Last updated: DEC. 20, 2019
The beginningness of religion explores and compares how different religions began and how this impacted on the development of their belief systems.
The beginningness of a religion is the study of the circumstances surrounding a religion during the time it was founded and explores the developmental stages of a particular religion and may invoke comparative studies by making comparisons between the beginnings of different religions.
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Astronism
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Astronist philosophy
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Comparative Astronism
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Metaphilosophy
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Astronic metaphilosophy
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Incremology
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Linguistic theology
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Religious semantics
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Surography
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