Astrology
Astrology has been around 2300 BC (). Philosophers and Astrologers wheeled their lives around man and star relations. Astrology started of how the sun, moon, planets, and stars, are supposedly related to life events (). The key word supposedly. Astrology is nothing more than a psychological addiction of beliefs in the zodiac, horoscope and signs. The possibility that the stars can tell the future of a person is a hoax, the belief that the influences of the heavenly bodies and the practice of diving events from the astronomical observations (). Back in the Roman Empire time astrology made its way into observation of future predictions of roman emperors, through out time astrologers took scientific principles and placed them into the understanding that every person has one future. Now in modern day time astrology found its way away from the stars and to the newspapers. Planets, stars, and weather, there is no answer or related suspicions that the heavenly body and celestrial phenomenon can determine the way people act, and speak. Astrology came as a religion you can believe or disbelieve. Astrology made its way around the world in its own way. It originated in ancient Babylonia, although records only were dated
It was until Posidonius composed astrology into poetic form and inspired leader figures. Some leader figures became believers and some like, Julius Ceaser stated as nonbeliever (). During the rain of Julius Ceaser he did not believe that astrology and stars could tell his future. All predictions came not from an astrologer but an augur ()(). Once astrology reached Rome during the 2 century BC it had a great impact on the belief and disbelief of what astrology was and what it should be used for. When astrology reached Rome, the Romans took astrology and incorporated it into their religion; the roles of astrologers were never too popular.
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Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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