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= Welcome to Wikitheism = | = Welcome to Wikitheism = | ||
'''Wikitheism''' is a neutral reference wiki for religion, theology, theism, philosophy of religion, sacred symbols, religious history, practices, worldviews, and emerging spiritual movements. | '''Wikitheism''' is a neutral reference wiki for religion, theology, theism, philosophy of religion, sacred symbols, religious history, practices, worldviews, and emerging spiritual movements. | ||
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* [[Theistic thought leaders]] | * [[Theistic thought leaders]] | ||
== Symbol gallery == | |||
<gallery mode="packed" heights="110"> | |||
File:Cross.svg|[[Cross]] | |||
File:Star of David.svg|[[Star of David]] | |||
File:Menorah.svg|[[Menorah]] | |||
File:Om.svg|[[Om]] | |||
File:Dharma wheel.svg|[[Dharma wheel]] | |||
File:Torii.svg|[[Torii]] | |||
File:Taijitu.svg|[[Taijitu]] | |||
File:Ankh.svg|[[Ankh]] | |||
File:Pentacle.svg|[[Pentacle]] | |||
</gallery> | |||
== Browse categories == | == Browse categories == | ||
Latest revision as of 23:59, 22 May 2026
Welcome to Wikitheism
[edit | edit source]Wikitheism is a neutral reference wiki for religion, theology, theism, philosophy of religion, sacred symbols, religious history, practices, worldviews, and emerging spiritual movements.
Wikitheism includes traditional religions, ancient religions, new religious movements, philosophical theisms, modern conceptual theisms, and religious symbols.
Start here
[edit | edit source]- Religion
- Theism
- List of religions and worldviews
- Religious concepts and ideals
- Philosophy of religion
- Religious symbols
- Theistic thought leaders
Browse by tradition family
[edit | edit source]- Abrahamic religions
- Dharmic religions
- East Asian religions
- Indigenous and Traditional Religions
- African and Afro-diasporic religions
- Ancient religions
- Modern Paganism
- Western esotericism
- New Religious Movements
- New Age spirituality
- Technology and religion
- Secular and unaffiliated worldviews
Major religion pages
[edit | edit source]- Christianity
- Islam
- Judaism
- Hinduism
- Buddhism
- Sikhism
- Jainism
- Shinto
- Daoism
- Confucianism
- Zoroastrianism
- Baha'i Faith
Ancient and reconstructed traditions
[edit | edit source]- Ancient Egyptian religion
- Ancient Greek religion
- Roman religion
- Mesopotamian religion
- Celtic paganism
- Norse paganism
- Hellenism
- Kemetism
- Religio Romana
- Heathenry
- Asatru
New, modern, and conceptual theisms
[edit | edit source]- Artificial Intelligence Theism
- Technotheism
- Mechanotheism
- Algorithmic Spirituality
- Digital Shamanism
- Dataism
- Simulationism
- Singularitarianism
- Techno-animism
- Technogaianism
- Exotheology
- Ancient Alien Theory
- Amianism
- Spiralism
Religious symbols
[edit | edit source]- Religious symbols
- Cross
- Crescent and star
- Star of David
- Om
- Dharma wheel
- Lotus (symbol)
- Ankh
- Pentacle
- Triple spiral
- Nine-pointed star
Concepts and ideals
[edit | edit source]- Philosophy of religion
- Religious concepts and ideals
- Concepts and ideals by tradition
- God
- Deity
- Soul
- Afterlife
- Prayer
- Ritual
- Sacred text
- Mythology
- Mysticism
- Revelation
- Salvation
- Enlightenment
- Karma
- Dharma
- Creation
- Eschatology
People
[edit | edit source]Symbol gallery
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Browse categories
[edit | edit source]- Category:Religions
- Category:Abrahamic religions
- Category:Dharmic religions
- Category:East Asian religions
- Category:Indigenous and traditional religions
- Category:Modern Paganism
- Category:New Age
- Category:New Religious Movements
- Category:Satanism
- Category:Technology and religion
- Category:Western esotericism
- Category:Wicca
- Category:Witchcraft
- Category:Secular and unaffiliated worldviews
- Category:Religious symbols
Editorial note
[edit | edit source]Wikitheism is a developing reference project. Many starter pages are intentionally brief and are meant to seed the site with structure that editors can expand, source, categorize, and refine.