Astral Worship

"Astral Worship" by J.H. Hill, M.D., is a book that explores the origins and history of astral worship, also known as star worship or astrology. The book examines the religious and cultural significance of celestial bodies such as stars, planets, and constellations, which were worshipped by ancient societies.

The author, J.H. Hill, was a medical doctor and an advocate for the scientific study of astrology. In the book, he argues that the practice of astral worship is not based on superstition but is rooted in the natural inclination of humans to seek a deeper understanding of the universe.

Hill explores the different forms of astral worship practiced by various cultures, including the Egyptians, Babylonians, Greeks, and Romans. He also delves into the connection between astral worship and mythology, as many of the celestial bodies were associated with gods and goddesses in these cultures.

The book also examines the scientific basis of astrology, including the influence of celestial bodies on human personality and behavior. Hill argues that while modern science has discredited many aspects of astrology, there is still much to be learned from this ancient practice.

Overall, "Astral Worship" is an insightful exploration of an ancient religious practice that continues to fascinate people to this day.