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- Ashurism abstract "Ashurism was the first religion of the Ashurite people. The religion differed quite differently from other religions of the region as it was one of the first Mono-polytheistic religions. The religion had a myriad of Gods and Goddesses, which can be found in any of the old religions, as each God and Goddess was of course a symbol of a certain principle. In Ashurism it was the God Ashur that was the ultimate worship. All the other Gods were seen as aspects of the Chief God Ashur who was the totality of the Gods. The God Ashur derived from the Sumerian God AN.SHAR, AN meaning Heaven and SHAR literally meaning whole. Ashur is symbolized as a deity in a winged and emanating sun disk. Ashur thus represents, from the derivative AN.SHAR, whole heaven or spirit. Many of the earlier depictions didn't include the deity, but only the winged and emanating sun disk, although to the Ashurites it was the archer that symbolized protection that was equated with the deity of the whole of the heavens. The consort of Ashur was Ishtar or Inanna, which since Ashur derived from AN.SHAR, thus Ishtar would be derived from KI.SHAR which means \"Whole Earth\" or matter. To the Ashurites Ishtar/Inanna represented the Goddess of Love, the divine feminine, as the consort of Ashur the two represented the union of Heaven and Earth.".
- Ashurism thumbnail Ashur_god.jpg?width=300.
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- Ashurism wikiPageRevisionID "700609811".
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Achaemenid_Assyria.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Ahura_Mazda.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Ancient_Semitic_religion.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Asherah.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Ashur_(god).
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Assur.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Assyria.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Astarte.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Category:Ancient_mediterranean_religions.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Category:Ethnic_religion.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Inanna.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Ishtar.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Persepolis.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Proto-Indo-European_religion.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Queen_of_Heaven.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Shekel.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Yahweh.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Yehud_Medinata.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink Yehud_coinage.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLink File:Ashur_god.jpg.
- Ashurism wikiPageWikiLinkText "Ashurism".
- Ashurism wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Ashurism wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Sfn.
- Ashurism subject Category:Ancient_mediterranean_religions.
- Ashurism subject Category:Ethnic_religion.
- Ashurism hypernym Religion.
- Ashurism type EthnicGroup.
- Ashurism comment "Ashurism was the first religion of the Ashurite people. The religion differed quite differently from other religions of the region as it was one of the first Mono-polytheistic religions. The religion had a myriad of Gods and Goddesses, which can be found in any of the old religions, as each God and Goddess was of course a symbol of a certain principle. In Ashurism it was the God Ashur that was the ultimate worship.".
- Ashurism label "Ashurism".
- Ashurism sameAs Q22906493.
- Ashurism sameAs m.0134d7j7.
- Ashurism sameAs Q22906493.
- Ashurism wasDerivedFrom Ashurism?oldid=700609811.
- Ashurism depiction Ashur_god.jpg.
- Ashurism isPrimaryTopicOf Ashurism.