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...teracy is "being able to distinguish science from pseudo-science such as [[astrology]], quackery, the occult, and superstition". Introductory classes in scienc

Chinese alchemy, [[astrology]], cuisine, several Chinese martial arts, Chinese traditional medicine, fen

...work ''[[Keyword:=The Personification of Astrology|The Personification of Astrology]] (1655)'' serves as a strong guidepost for a retrospective on his illustri ...form, rendering him in more detail. Much later in ''the Personification of Astrology (1655)'', Guercino has ceded to his subtler ''Secondo Maniera'' using the s

...rapy, integrative medicine, naprapathy, naturopathic medicine, numerology, astrology, nutrition, food, raw food diet, wellness, osteopathy, psychotherapy, coach

...gitudes ''of date'' of the Sun and Moon. The 30° zodiacal segments used in astrology are also relative to a moving equinox. Celestial mechanics (here restricted

...p-psychology’, ‘pseudoscience’ and ‘banal’. It has been called training’s ‘astrology’.

...p-psychology’, ‘pseudoscience’ and ‘banal’. It has been called training’s ‘astrology’.

13:57 < gde33> I dont have to believe in astrology to see it is a believe system. lol ...one would seriously use them as science books, but if you're writing about astrology you have to show exactly what its practitioners elieved

...41] <purplebackpack89> TParis, if you want immature ppl, may I suggest the astrology WikiProject? [19:42] <TParis> Have they found out about the change in astrology signs yet?

LG: No, it's like astrology. A pseudo-religion. Although I met a palmist who was a physician and she