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Philosophy, 98

Basics, 6

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

History of philosophy, 13

Philosophy by epoch, 7

1. Pre-Socratic philosophy
2. Ancient philosophy
   1. Ancient Greek philosophy
3. Medieval philosophy
4. Renaissance philosophy
5. Modern philosophy
6. Contemporary philosophy

Philosophy by region, 6

1. Eastern philosophy
2. Western philosophy
3. Indian philosophy
4. Chinese philosophy
5. German philosophy
6. American philosophy

Philosophical branches, approaches and concepts, 65

Aesthetics, 4

1. Aesthetics
2. Beauty
3. Mimesis
4. Sublime (philosophy)

Ethics, 16

1. Ethics
2. Applied ethics
3. Meta-ethics
4. Normative ethics

Approaches, 4

1. Deontological ethics
2. Nihilism
3. Relativism
4. Utilitarianism

Concepts, 8

1. Conscience
2. Duty
3. Evil
4. Free will
5. Good
6. Liberty
7. Morality
8. Virtue

Epistemology, 14

1. Epistemology

Approaches, 4

1. Empiricism
2. Naturalism (philosophy)
3. Pragmatism
4. Rationalism

Concepts, 9

1. Common sense
2. Experience
3. Fact
4. Knowledge
5. Occam's razor
6. Opinion
7. Reason
8. Truth
9. Wisdom

Logic, 6

1. Logic
2. Dialectic
3. Philosophical logic
4. Argument
5. Inference
6. Paradox

Metaphysics, 12

1. Metaphysics

Approaches, 5

1. Determinism
2. Dualism
3. Idealism
4. Materialism
5. Monism

Concepts, 6

1. Abstraction
2. Existence
3. Causality
4. Nothing
5. Ontology
6. Reality

Philosophy of science, 7

1. Philosophy of science
2. Hypothesis
3. Paradigm
4. Pseudoscience
   1. Parapsychology
5. Reductionism
6. Theory

Religious philosophy, 6

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

Philosophical schools and traditions, 14

1. Continental philosophy
2. Existentialism
3. Humanism
4. Logical positivism
5. Modernism
6. Positivism
7. Postmodernism
8. Romanticism
9. Skepticism
10. Stoicism
11. Structuralism
12. Analytic philosophy
13. Phenomenology (philosophy)
14. Thomism

Religion and spirituality, 87

Basics, 20

1. Religion
2. Deity
   1. God
   2. Goddess
3. Priest
4. Spirituality
5. Soul
6. Meditation
7. Prayer
8. Adoration
9. Circumcision
10. Devil
11. Religious studies
12. Sacrifice
13. Comparative religion
14. Doctrine
15. Folk religion
16. Freedom of religion
17. Secularism
18. Theology

Deity, 2

1. Creator deity
2. Mother goddess

Beliefs, 11

1. Animism
2. Creation myth
3. Curse
4. Eschatology
5. Faith
6. Myth of origins
7. Resurrection
8. Sacred
9. Supernatural
10. Totemism
11. Theophany

Practices, 13

1. Apologetics
2. Fasting
3. Heresy
4. Icon
5. Iconoclasm
6. Idolatry
7. Liturgy
8. Pilgrimage
9. Prophecy
10. Religious conversion
11. Ritual
12. Veneration
13. Worship

Death and afterlife, 13

1. Cadaver
2. Funeral
3. Cemetery
4. Grave
5. Cremation
6. Death (personification)
7. Spirit
8. Afterlife
9. Reincarnation
10. Immortality
11. Otherworld
12. Paradise
13. Hell

Institutions, 10

1. Altar
2. Anti-clericalism
3. Creed
4. Cult
5. Monastery
6. Religious denomination
7. Schism (religion)
8. Sect
9. Shrine
10. Temple

Theistic philosophies, 15

1. Theism
2. Agnosticism
3. Atheism
4. Deism
5. Fundamentalism
6. Monotheism
7. Panentheism
8. Pantheism
9. Polytheism
10. Ecumenism
11. Neopaganism
12. Orthodoxy
13. Paganism
14. Syncretism
15. Unitarianism

Non-theistic philosophies, 3

1. Nontheism
2. Antitheism
3. Freethought

Specific religions, 112

Abrahamic religions, 61

1. Christianity
2. Druze
3. Islam
4. Judaism
5. Angel
6. Holy Spirit
7. Messiah
8. Sin
9. Ten Commandments

Christianity, 28

1. Christian Church
2. Jehovah
3. Satan
4. Bible
   1. New Testament
   2. Old Testament
5. Christmas
6. Easter
7. Pentecost
8. Trinity
9. Nontrinitarianism
10. Catholicism
    1. Catholic Church
    2. Pope
11. Orthodox Christianity
12. Protestantism
    1. Anglicanism
    2. Baptism
    3. Evangelicalism
    4. Lutheranism
    5. Methodism
    6. Mormonism
    7. Quakers
13. Oriental Orthodoxy
14. Church (building)
15. Cathedral
16. Russian Orthodox Church
17. Calvinism

Islam, 14

1. Five Pillars of Islam
2. Islamic schools and branches
   1. Shia Islam
   2. Sunni Islam
   3. Sufism
3. Allah
4. Quran
5. Imam
6. Mosque
7. Hajj
8. Hadith
9. Kaaba
10. Muslim
11. Sharia

Judaism, 10

1. Orthodox Judaism
2. Reform Judaism
3. Conservative Judaism
4. Passover
5. Rabbi
6. Synagogue
7. Torah
8. Tanakh
9. Talmud
10. Yom Kippur

Eastern religions, 45

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

Traditional religions, 7

1. Traditional African religion
2. Chinese folk religion
   1. Jade Emperor
3. Shamanism
4. Zoroastrianism
   1. Avesta
   2. Parsi

Esoterics, magic and mythology, 94

1. Mysticism
2. Freemasonry
3. Gnosticism
4. Magic (paranormal)
   1. Astrology
   2. Tarot
   3. Witchcraft
5. Occultism
6. West African Vodun

Mythology, 75

1. Mythology
   1. Folklore
2. Australian Aboriginal mythology
3. Celtic polytheism
4. Egyptian mythology
5. Germanic paganism
6. Greek mythology
7. Lilith
8. Norse mythology
9. Roman mythology

Abrahamic mythology, 15

1. Abraham
2. Adam
3. Eve
4. Daniel
5. David
6. Elijah
7. Ezra
8. Gabriel
9. Isaiah
10. Jacob
11. Joseph (son of Jacob)
12. Moses
13. Noah
14. Queen of Sheba
15. Solomon

Egyptian mythology, 9

1. Amun
2. Anubis
3. Aten
4. Hathor
5. Horus
6. Isis
7. Osiris
8. Ra
9. Sphinx

Greek mythology, 35

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 (mythology)
15. Achilles
16. Agamemnon
17. Andromeda
18. Argonauts
19. Atlas (mythology)
20. Castor and Pollux
21. Cyclops
22. Cerberus
23. Heracles
24. Jason
25. Electra
26. Europa
27. Ganymede
28. Helen of Troy
29. Medea
30. Medusa
31. Odysseus
32. Oedipus
33. Orion
34. Perseus
35. Sirens

Native American mythology, 1

1. Quetzalcoatl

Norse mythology, 3

1. Freyja
2. Odin
3. Thor

Roman mythology, 7

1. Juno (mythology)
2. Jupiter (mythology)
3. Mars (mythology)
4. Pluto (mythology)
5. Venus (mythology)
6. Vulcan (mythology)
7. Aeneas

Folklore and legends, 4

1. King Arthur
2. Baba Yaga
3. Hansel and Gretel
4. Roland

Other legendary characters, 2

1. Beowulf
   1. Grendel