Admirationism

Part of a series on the Astronic cosmology
Realms and existences
Three essential existences The Divine · The Cosmos · The Universe Three lesser existences The Mytra · The Betwixity · The Chaos Three subservient existences The Metakosmia · The Metagalaxy · The Omniverse
Main concepts, debates and beliefs
Orthodoxical beliefs Admirationism · Universal createdness · Divine sustainment · Divine interpenetration · Cosmic periphery · Uncreatedness · Triadism · Omnicreativity · Isolated evolution · Cosmological categorisation Heterodoxical beliefs The Multiverse · Linear infiniteness · Createdness
Primary contributors and their texts
Cometan The Omnidoxy
Related topics
Astronism and creationism · Astronic cosmological comparisons · Cosmology · Eternal return in Astronism

Admirationism is a post-omnidoxical tradition that formed during comparological debates and discussions between Astronic and non-Astronic cosmologies. It is professed to be in alignment with the principles of the Philosophical Spirit as it advocates for the challenging and rejection of cosmological systems whilst simultaneously proposing admiration for such systems due to their contributions to the history of human thought and philosophy.