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Philosophy and religion, 395

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Philosophy, 94

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Basics, 5

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  1. Philosophy
  2. Philosophy of language
  3. Philosophy of mathematics
  4. Philosophy of mind
  5. Political philosophy

History of philosophy, 14

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Philosophy by epoch, 7
  1. Ancient philosophy
    1. Ancient Greek philosophy
    2. Pre-Socratic philosophy
  2. Medieval philosophy
  3. Renaissance philosophy
  4. Modern philosophy
  5. Contemporary philosophy
Philosophy by region, 7
  1. Eastern philosophy
  2. Western philosophy
  3. Indian philosophy
  4. Chinese philosophy
  5. German philosophy
  6. French philosophy
  7. American philosophy

Philosophical branches, approaches and concepts, 64

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Aesthetics, 4

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  1. Aesthetics
Concepts, 3
  1. Beauty
  2. Perfection
  3. Sublime (philosophy)

Ethics, 15

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  1. Ethics
Approaches, 4
  1. Deontological ethics
  2. Nihilism
  3. Relativism
  4. Utilitarianism
Concepts, 10
  1. Conscience
  2. Free will
  3. Good and evil
  4. Injustice
  5. Liberty
  6. Morality
  7. Principle
  8. Safety
  9. Virtue
  10. Wisdom

Epistemology, 16

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  1. Epistemology
Approaches, 6
  1. Empiricism
  2. Naturalism
  3. Occam's razor
  4. Pragmatism
  5. Rationalism
  6. Reductionism
Concepts, 9
  1. Belief
  2. Common sense
  3. Experience
  4. Knowledge
  5. Opinion
  6. Paradigm
  7. Reason
  8. Thought experiment
  9. Truth

Logic, 6

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  1. Logic
  2. A priori and a posteriori
  3. Argument
  4. Dialectic
  5. Inference
  6. Paradox

Metaphysics, 12

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  1. Metaphysics
Approaches, 5
  1. Determinism
  2. Dualism
  3. Idealism
  4. Materialism
  5. Monism
Concepts, 6
  1. Abstraction
  2. Causality
  3. Existence
  4. Nothing
  5. Ontology
  6. Reality

Philosophy of science, 5

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  1. Philosophy of science
    1. Fact
    2. Hypothesis
    3. Pseudoscience
    4. Theory

Religious philosophy, 6

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  1. Philosophy of religion
  2. Absolute (philosophy)
  3. Religious philosophy
    1. Buddhist philosophy
    2. Islamic philosophy
    3. Christian philosophy

Philosophical schools and traditions, 11

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  1. Analytic philosophy
  2. Empiricism
  3. Enlightenment
  4. Phenomenology
  5. Platonic realism
  6. Positivism
  7. Pragmatism
  8. Romanticism
  9. Skepticism
  10. Stoicism
  11. Thomism

Religion and spiritualty, 93

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Basics, 7
  1. Religion
  2. Comparative religion
  3. Doctrine
  4. Folk religion
  5. Freedom of religion
  6. Secularism
  7. Theology
Deity, 5
  1. Deity
  2. Creator deity
  3. God
  4. Goddess
  5. Mother goddess
Beliefs, 18
  1. Animism
  2. Conscience
  3. Creation myth
  4. Curse
  5. Devil
  6. Divine presence
  7. Eschatology
  8. Evil
  9. Faith
  10. Myth of origins
  11. Religious experience
  12. Resurrection
  13. Sacred
    1. Sacred art
  14. Spirituality
  15. Supernatural
  16. Totemism
  17. Theophany
Practices, 16
  1. Spiritual practice
  2. Apologetics
  3. Fasting
  4. Heresy
  5. Icon
  6. Iconoclasm
  7. Idolatry
  8. Liturgy
  9. Meditation
  10. Pilgrimage
  11. Prayer
  12. Prophecy
  13. Religious conversion
  14. Ritual
  15. Veneration
  16. Worship
Death and afterlife, 12
  1. Afterlife
  2. Burial
  3. Cemetery
  4. Cremation
  5. Crypt
  6. Death (personification)
  7. Funeral
  8. Grave (burial)
  9. Graveyard
  10. Heaven
  11. Hell
  12. Mummy
  13. Soul
  14. Spirit
  15. Underworld
Institutions, 12
  1. Altar
  2. Anti-clericalism
  3. Creed
  4. Cult
  5. Monastery
  6. Priest
  7. Religious denomination
  8. Schism (religion)
  9. Sect
  10. Shrine
  11. State religion
  12. Temple
Theistic philosophies, 14
  1. Theism
  2. Deism
  3. Ecumenism
  4. Fundamentalism
  5. Monotheism
  6. Neopaganism
  7. Orthodoxy
  8. Paganism
  9. Panentheism
  10. Pantheism
  11. Polytheism
  12. Syncretism
  13. Unitarianism
Non-theistic philosophies, 7
  1. Nontheism
  2. Agnosticism
  3. Antitheism
  4. Atheism
  5. Freethought
  6. Post-theism
  7. Skepticism

Specific religions, 131

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Abrahamic religions, 68

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  1. Angel
  2. Bible
  3. Christianity
  4. Druze
  5. Islam
  6. Jehovah
  7. Judaism
  8. Holy Spirit
  9. Messiah
  10. Predestination
  11. Salvation
  12. Satan
  13. Sin
  14. Ten Commandments
Christianity, 27
  1. Christian Church
  2. Christian mythology
  3. Grace
  4. Sacred tradition
  5. Second Coming of Christ
  6. Trinity
  7. Nontrinitarianism
  8. Catholicism
    1. Catholic Church
      1. Eastern Catholic Churches
    2. Pope
  9. Eastern Orthodox Church
    1. Russian Orthodox Church
  10. Protestantism
    1. Anglicanism
    2. Baptists
    3. Calvinism
    4. Evangelicalism
    5. Lutheranism
    6. Methodism
    7. Mormonism
    8. Pentecostalism
    9. Seventh-day Adventist Church
    10. Society of Friends
  11. Oriental Orthodoxy
    1. Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria
    2. Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church
Islam, 18
  1. Five Pillars of Islam
    1. Hajj
  2. Islamic mythology
  3. Islamic schools and branches
    1. Shi'a Islam
    2. Sunni Islam
    3. Sufism
  4. Allah
  5. Fiqh
  6. Hadith
  7. Halal
  8. Haraam
  9. Imam
  10. Kaaba
  11. Mosque
  12. Muslim
  13. Quran
  14. Sharia
Judaism, 9
  1. Jewish mythology
  2. Orthodox Judaism
  3. Reform Judaism
  4. Conservative Judaism
  5. Rabbi
  6. Synagogue
  7. Torah
  8. Tanakh
  9. Talmud

Eastern religions, 41

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  1. Ayyavazhi
  2. Bahá'í Faith
  3. Buddhism
    1. Mahayana
      1. Avalokiteśvara
      2. Diamond Sutra
    2. Theravada
      1. Pāli Canon
    3. Vajrayana
    4. Zen
  4. Confucianism
  5. Hinduism
    1. Shaivism
    2. Vaishnavism
    3. Shaktism
    4. Ayurveda
    5. Bhagavad Gita
    6. Brahma
    7. Brahman
    8. Dharma
    9. Ishvara
    10. Karma
    11. Krishna
    12. Kumbh Mela
    13. Om
    14. Ramayana
    15. Rigveda
    16. Shiva
    17. Upanishad
    18. Vedas
    19. Vedanta
    20. Vishnu
    21. Yoga
  6. Jainism
  7. Ravidassia
  8. Shinto
  9. Sikhism
    1. Guru Granth Sahib
    2. Harmandir Sahib
  10. Taoism
    1. Tao Te Ching

Traditional religions, 18

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  1. African traditional religion
  2. Ancient Egyptian religion
  3. Chinese folk religion
  4. Germanic paganism
  5. Mesopotamian religion
  6. Prehistoric religion
  7. Religion in ancient Greece
    1. Eleusinian Mysteries
    2. Orphism (religion)
  8. Religion in ancient Rome
    1. College of Pontifices
    2. Imperial cult (ancient Rome)
    3. Roman festivals
  9. Shamanism
  10. Veneration of the dead
  11. Yorùbá religion
  12. Zoroastrianism
    1. Avesta

New religious movements, 4

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  1. Falun Gong‎
  2. Hare Krishna movement
  3. Neopaganism‎
  4. Scientology

Esoterics, magic and mythology, 14

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  1. Esotericism
    1. Western esotericism
  2. Freemasonry
  3. Gnosticism
  4. Magic
    1. Astrology
    2. Tarot
    3. Wicca
    4. Witchcraft
  5. Occultism
    1. Divination
  6. Mysticism
  7. Rosicrucianism
  8. Haitian Vodou

Alternative views, 7

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  1. Conspiracy theory
  2. Extrasensory perception
    1. Parapsychology
    2. Psychic
  3. Pseudoscience
  4. Scientific skepticism
  5. Ufology

Mythology, 56

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  1. Mythology
    1. Comparative mythology
  2. Folklore
  3. Lilith
By culture, 15
  1. Arabian mythology
  2. Australian Aboriginal mythology
  3. Celtic polytheism
  4. Chinese mythology
  5. Egyptian mythology
  6. Greek mythology
  7. Hindu mythology
  8. Japanese mythology
  9. Korean mythology
  10. Native American mythology
  11. Norse mythology
  12. Persian mythology
  13. Roman mythology
  14. Slavic mythology
  15. Tengri
Chinese mythology, 3
  1. Chinese dragon
  2. Jade Emperor
  3. Three Pure Ones
Egyptian mythology, 8
  1. Amun
  2. Anubis
  3. Aten
  4. Hathor
  5. Horus
  6. Isis
  7. Osiris
  8. Ra
Greek mythology, 14
  1. Zeus
  2. Eros
  3. Poseidon
  4. Hades
  5. Hera
  6. Aphrodite
  7. Artemis
  8. Athena
  9. Hestia
  10. Ares
  11. Hermes
  12. Hephaestus
  13. Apollo
  14. Gaia
Native American mythology, 3
  1. Coyote
  2. Great Spirit
  3. Quetzalcoatl
Norse mythology, 3
  1. Odin
  2. Thor
  3. Woden
Roman mythology, 6
  1. Juno
  2. Jupiter
  3. Mars
  4. Pluto
  5. Venus
  6. Vulcan
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