Category:Religio Romana (Nova Roma)

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==Religio Romana==
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==Roman Religion in Antiquity and Today==
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The '''Religio Romana''' is the pre-Christian religion of Rome. Sometimes called "Roman Paganism", the modern practice of the Religio Romana is an attempt to [[Reconstructionism|reconstruct]] the ancient faith of Rome as closely as possible, making as few concessions to modern sensibilities as possible. As with other forms of historical reconstructionist paganism, every attempt is made to rely on actual historical and archaeological evidence, and interpolations are made only when the primary sources are silent, and then we strive to be consistent with them.
 
  
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The Religio Romana began as the simple earth-based faith of the farmers of the village of Rome. Influenced by their Etruscan (and later Greek) neighbors, the Romans developed a complex State Religion that emphasised duty to the Gods (pietas) and serving them through exactly prescribed rituals.
 
  
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<blockquote>"I am quite certain that Romulus by instituting auspices, and Numa ritual, laid the foundations of our state, which would never have been able to be so great had not the immortal gods been placated to the utmost extent." -- Cicero "On the Nature of the Gods" </blockquote>
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These articles describe the Religio Romana specifically as practiced today in [[Nova Roma]] - our [[priests (Nova Roma)|priests]], our [[Declaration of Roman Paganism|declaration]], the idea of [[reconstructionism]]. General articles about the Religio Romana can be found at [[:Category:Roman religion]].
  
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It cannot be approached by inserting Roman deity names into Greek religion, modern Wicca or any other system, for Roman religion is a unique product of the culture that created it. It is a faith that demands steadfastness and devotion to duty. It involves working in harmony with the eternal gods and with universal order, for the benefit not only of ourselves but also the world around us; with right action and attitudes towards the gods, both the State and the individual will prosper. Yet the Religio Romana involves more than pious action and worldly power; there are also Mystery traditions which focus on inner spiritual growth, and these too will be addressed by Nova Roma as we continue to expand and improve our understanding and emulation of our glorious spiritual ancestors.
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<onlyinclude>The modern practice of the Cultus Deorum is an attempt to reconstruct the ancient religion of the Romans as closely as possible, making as few concessions to modern sensibilities as possible. As with other forms of historical reconstructionism, every attempt is made to rely on actual historical and archaeological evidence, and interpolations are made only when the primary sources are silent, and then we strive to be consistent with them.
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==Official Mailing List==
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The official mailing list for discussion of the Cultus Deorum in Nova Roma is at https://groups.io/g/ReligioRomana/
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==Starting with the Cultus Deorum today==
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Because of the principles of reconstructionism, almost everything that can be said about the historical Cultus is also true about the modern Cultus. Reading about the [[Numa tradition]], the [[Lararium]] and [[Household worship]] would be a good start. You can find a list of [[prayers]] to the various gods here. Read more about [[Simple rituals for starters|starting with the practice of Roman religion for starters]].</onlyinclude>
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==Portal for the Cultus Deorum==
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[[Cultus deorum Romanorum|Portal for the Cultus Deorum]]
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These articles describe the Religio Romana specifically as practiced today in Nova Roma - our priests, our declaration, the idea of reconstructionism. General articles about the Religio Romana can be found at Category:Roman religion.

The modern practice of the Cultus Deorum is an attempt to reconstruct the ancient religion of the Romans as closely as possible, making as few concessions to modern sensibilities as possible. As with other forms of historical reconstructionism, every attempt is made to rely on actual historical and archaeological evidence, and interpolations are made only when the primary sources are silent, and then we strive to be consistent with them.

Official Mailing List

The official mailing list for discussion of the Cultus Deorum in Nova Roma is at https://groups.io/g/ReligioRomana/

Starting with the Cultus Deorum today

Because of the principles of reconstructionism, almost everything that can be said about the historical Cultus is also true about the modern Cultus. Reading about the Numa tradition, the Lararium and Household worship would be a good start. You can find a list of prayers to the various gods here. Read more about starting with the practice of Roman religion for starters.

Portal for the Cultus Deorum

Portal for the Cultus Deorum

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