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Titanism is the belief that the ancient titans are the progenitors of humans, possessed high technology now called [[titancraft]], and that the titans brought humans from another world, usually [[Kuol Tuvahr]], to the world of Asdar in the very distant past, possibly 100,000 years ago. | Titanism is the belief that the ancient titans are the progenitors of humans, possessed high technology now called [[titancraft]], and that the titans brought humans from another world, usually [[Kuol Tuvahr]], to the world of Asdar in the very distant past, possibly 100,000 years ago. | ||
| − | Titanism is a minority belief in the academic community and usually held by scholars who accept some or all of the historicity of [[Kalama]]n records. Titanism contrasts with the widespread belief that humans arose through natural forces on the world of Asdar. | + | Titanism is a minority belief in the academic community and usually held by scholars who accept some or all of the historicity of [[Kalama]]n records. Titanism contrasts with the widespread belief that humans arose through natural forces on the world of Asdar which is called [[autochthonism]]. A moderate form of titanism is called [[mixochthonism]]. |
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Revision as of 17:04, 4 July 2014
Titanism is the belief that the ancient titans are the progenitors of humans, possessed high technology now called titancraft, and that the titans brought humans from another world, usually Kuol Tuvahr, to the world of Asdar in the very distant past, possibly 100,000 years ago.
Titanism is a minority belief in the academic community and usually held by scholars who accept some or all of the historicity of Kalaman records. Titanism contrasts with the widespread belief that humans arose through natural forces on the world of Asdar which is called autochthonism. A moderate form of titanism is called mixochthonism.
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