Reconstructionism - Revision history

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 15:08, 25 July 2012

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	* Reverence for the indigenous Roman deities and Mysteries.		* Reverence for the indigenous Roman deities and Mysteries.
−	* A connection with the ancestors and the [[Lar]]es and [[Di Penates]]. In a modern context, this means a concern for the importance of family, in its broadest sense.	+	* A connection with the ancestors and the [[Lar]]es and [[Penates]]. In a modern context, this means a concern for the importance of family, in its broadest sense.
	* A connection with the Roman past. We strive to be as historically (and mythologically) accurate as the state of the evidence allows. When gaps in the evidence, or the realities of modern life, make it necessary to create something new it should be:		* A connection with the Roman past. We strive to be as historically (and mythologically) accurate as the state of the evidence allows. When gaps in the evidence, or the realities of modern life, make it necessary to create something new it should be:
	**As consistent as possible with what we do know about the classical-era Romans and their legacy.		**As consistent as possible with what we do know about the classical-era Romans and their legacy.

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 14:06, 18 December 2008

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	==See also:==		==See also:==

−	*[[Declaration of Roman ~~Paganism~~]]	+	*[[Declaration of Roman Religion]]


	[[Category:Religio Romana (Nova Roma)]]		[[Category:Religio Romana (Nova Roma)]]

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 10:54, 9 September 2008

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	* Italian witchcraft, or Stregha (an indigenous Italian form of witchcraft with some classical elements, but with its origins in the 14th Century).		* Italian witchcraft, or Stregha (an indigenous Italian form of witchcraft with some classical elements, but with its origins in the 14th Century).
	* Eclecticism (as opposed to historical syncreticism; combining classical Roman religion with other cultural traditions that weren't combined historically; Romano-Celtic worship is certainly appropriate, sacrifice to Mercurius-Quetzalcoatl probably isn't).		* Eclecticism (as opposed to historical syncreticism; combining classical Roman religion with other cultural traditions that weren't combined historically; Romano-Celtic worship is certainly appropriate, sacrifice to Mercurius-Quetzalcoatl probably isn't).
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		+	==See also:==
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		+	*[[Declaration of Roman Paganism]]
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	[[Category:Religio Romana (Nova Roma)]]		[[Category:Religio Romana (Nova Roma)]]

M. Lucretius Agricola: +links

2008-02-19T02:56:54Z

+links

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−	While the individual ~~Citizens~~ of Nova Roma are ~~of course~~ free to pursue whatever personal religions their hearts and souls commend them to, part of our mission is the reconstruction of the public rites of the Religio Romana, or ancient Roman religion. As such, our concept of Roman '''Reconstructionism''' entails:	+	While the individual citizens of Nova Roma are free to pursue whatever personal religions their hearts and souls commend them to, part of our mission is the reconstruction of the [[Sacra publica\|public rites]] and [[Sacra privata\|private rites]] of the Religio Romana, or ancient Roman religion. As such, our concept of Roman '''Reconstructionism''' entails:

−	* Reverence for the ~~pre-Christian~~ Roman deities and Mysteries.	+	* Reverence for the indigenous Roman deities and Mysteries.
	* A connection with the ancestors and the [[Lar]]es and [[Di Penates]]. In a modern context, this means a concern for the importance of family, in its broadest sense.		* A connection with the ancestors and the [[Lar]]es and [[Di Penates]]. In a modern context, this means a concern for the importance of family, in its broadest sense.
	* A connection with the Roman past. We strive to be as historically (and mythologically) accurate as the state of the evidence allows. When gaps in the evidence, or the realities of modern life, make it necessary to create something new it should be:		* A connection with the Roman past. We strive to be as historically (and mythologically) accurate as the state of the evidence allows. When gaps in the evidence, or the realities of modern life, make it necessary to create something new it should be:
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	* Inclusiveness. While we have the Roman fascination with genealogy, we do not rely on genealogy or geography to determine who is Roman.		* Inclusiveness. While we have the Roman fascination with genealogy, we do not rely on genealogy or geography to determine who is Roman.
	* Respect for women.		* Respect for women.
−	* A moral code which stresses truthfulness, honor, personal responsibility, and the other Roman ~~Virtues~~.	+	* A moral code which stresses truthfulness, honor, personal responsibility, and the other Roman virtues.

	==What We Are Not About==		==What We Are Not About==
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	* Italian witchcraft, or Stregha (an indigenous Italian form of witchcraft with some classical elements, but with its origins in the 14th Century).		* Italian witchcraft, or Stregha (an indigenous Italian form of witchcraft with some classical elements, but with its origins in the 14th Century).
	* Eclecticism (as opposed to historical syncreticism; combining classical Roman religion with other cultural traditions that weren't combined historically; Romano-Celtic worship is certainly appropriate, sacrifice to Mercurius-Quetzalcoatl probably isn't).		* Eclecticism (as opposed to historical syncreticism; combining classical Roman religion with other cultural traditions that weren't combined historically; Romano-Celtic worship is certainly appropriate, sacrifice to Mercurius-Quetzalcoatl probably isn't).
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	[[Category:Religio Romana (Nova Roma)]]		[[Category:Religio Romana (Nova Roma)]]

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 12:45, 29 January 2008

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−	While the individual Citizens of Nova Roma are of course free to pursue whatever personal religions their hearts and souls commend them to, part of our mission is the reconstruction of the public rites of the Religio Romana, or ~~pagan~~ Roman religion. As such, our concept of ~~Pagan~~ '''Reconstructionism''' entails:	+	While the individual Citizens of Nova Roma are of course free to pursue whatever personal religions their hearts and souls commend them to, part of our mission is the reconstruction of the public rites of the Religio Romana, or ancient Roman religion. As such, our concept of Roman '''Reconstructionism''' entails:

	* Reverence for the pre-Christian Roman deities and Mysteries.		* Reverence for the pre-Christian Roman deities and Mysteries.

M. Lucretius Agricola: +langbar

2008-01-24T05:49:59Z

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	While the individual Citizens of Nova Roma are of course free to pursue whatever personal religions their hearts and souls commend them to, part of our mission is the reconstruction of the public rites of the Religio Romana, or pagan Roman religion. As such, our concept of Pagan '''Reconstructionism''' entails:		While the individual Citizens of Nova Roma are of course free to pursue whatever personal religions their hearts and souls commend them to, part of our mission is the reconstruction of the public rites of the Religio Romana, or pagan Roman religion. As such, our concept of Pagan '''Reconstructionism''' entails:

M. Lucretius Agricola: links only

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links only

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	* Reverence for the pre-Christian Roman deities and Mysteries.		* Reverence for the pre-Christian Roman deities and Mysteries.
−	* A connection with the ancestors and the ~~Lares~~ and Di Penates. In a modern context, this means a concern for the importance of family, in its broadest sense.	+	* A connection with the ancestors and the [[Lar]]es and [[Di Penates]]. In a modern context, this means a concern for the importance of family, in its broadest sense.
	* A connection with the Roman past. We strive to be as historically (and mythologically) accurate as the state of the evidence allows. When gaps in the evidence, or the realities of modern life, make it necessary to create something new it should be:		* A connection with the Roman past. We strive to be as historically (and mythologically) accurate as the state of the evidence allows. When gaps in the evidence, or the realities of modern life, make it necessary to create something new it should be:
	**As consistent as possible with what we do know about the classical-era Romans and their legacy.		**As consistent as possible with what we do know about the classical-era Romans and their legacy.

M. Lucretius Agricola at 11:41, 4 March 2006

2006-03-04T11:41:59Z

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While the individual Citizens of Nova Roma are of course free to pursue whatever personal religions their hearts and souls commend them to, part of our mission is the reconstruction of the public rites of the Religio Romana, or pagan Roman religion. As such, our concept of Pagan '''Reconstructionism''' entails:

* Reverence for the pre-Christian Roman deities and Mysteries.
* A connection with the ancestors and the Lares and Di Penates. In a modern context, this means a concern for the importance of family, in its broadest sense.
* A connection with the Roman past. We strive to be as historically (and mythologically) accurate as the state of the evidence allows. When gaps in the evidence, or the realities of modern life, make it necessary to create something new it should be:
**As consistent as possible with what we do know about the classical-era Romans and their legacy.
**Clearly presented as a recent innovation. We frown on attempts to advertise something modern and invented as ancient and historical in order to give it an authority (and marketability!) it does not deserve.
* A balanced approach to understanding classical Roman religion which relies on both sound scholarship and poetic inspiration without mistaking one for the other.
* Inclusiveness. While we have the Roman fascination with genealogy, we do not rely on genealogy or geography to determine who is Roman.
* Respect for women.
* A moral code which stresses truthfulness, honor, personal responsibility, and the other Roman Virtues.

==What We Are Not About==

As we are concerned with historical accuracy, the public rites of the Religio Romana do not include:

* Ceremonial Magick or traditions influenced by it such as Wicca.
* Italian witchcraft, or Stregha (an indigenous Italian form of witchcraft with some classical elements, but with its origins in the 14th Century).
* Eclecticism (as opposed to historical syncreticism; combining classical Roman religion with other cultural traditions that weren't combined historically; Romano-Celtic worship is certainly appropriate, sacrifice to Mercurius-Quetzalcoatl probably isn't).

[[Category:Religio Romana (Nova Roma)]]