Astral Worship

Astral Worship J. H. Hill delves into the idea that many ancient religious systems myths and rituals were heavily influenced by celestial observations and the movements of celestial bodies such as the sun moon planets and stars. He argues that the worship of astronomical phenomena played a significant role in the development of religious beliefs and practices in various cultures. The main themes and topics covered in the book include: Astrotheology: Hill examines the concept of astrotheology which is the idea that celestial bodies were deified and worshipped as gods in ancient religions. He explores how the sun moon and planets were anthropomorphized and given divine attributes in the mythologies of different civilizations. Solar Worship: The book delves into the worship of the sun as a central religious symbol and its importance in ancient solar cults. Hill discusses solar deities sun temples and solar festivals that were prevalent in various cultures. Lunar Worship: Hill also explores the worship of the moon its symbolism and its connection to fertility and the cycles of life in ancient religious practices. Astrology and Religion: Astral Worship discusses how astrology the belief that celestial events influence human affairs and destinies was intertwined with ancient religious beliefs and rituals.