Religious naturality is a post-omnidoxical framework of Cometanic origin with significance in the Astronist philosophy of religion. It states that the myriad of beliefs within religions can be classified according to three categories, the natural, the preternatural and the supernatural.

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Once all the main beliefs of a religion are classified according to these three categories, what is known as a naturality ratio is developed to understand the extent to which a religion relies upon preternatural and supernatural beliefs.

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Naturality of Astronism

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Astronist naturalism:

• Astrocentrism

• Cosmocentrism

• Cosmotarianism

• Eleuthonism

• Enknowledgement

• Ephemeralism

• Humanic Exploration of The Cosmos

• Intracosmism

• Limitationism

• Naturalism

• Non-thinking

• Philosophical Spirit

• Reascensionism

• Reinvigorationism

• Sentientism

• Space ethics

• Transcensionism

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Astronist preternaturalism:

• Astronic cosmology

• Preternaturality of Cometan

• Uncreatedness

• Uniquitarianism

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Astronist supernaturalism:

• Astronist panentheism

• Attributes of Divinity

• Depadism

• Manumissionism

• Transtellationism

• Triadism

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The naturality ratio for Astronism is as follows: 17:4:6 (N:P:S)

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From these results, we can derive the following percentages:

• 62.9% of primary Astronist beliefs are naturalistic

• 22.2% of primary Astronist beliefs are supernaturalistic

• 14.8% of primary Astronist beliefs are preternaturalistic

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Other religions

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• Astronism – naturalistic

• Baha'i Faith – supernaturalistic

• Buddhism – preternaturalistic

• Christianity – supernaturalistic

• Confucianism – naturalistic

• Hinduism – supernaturalistic

• Islam – supernaturalistic

• Jainism – preternaturalistic

• Judaism – supernaturalistic

• Neopaganism – supernaturalistic

• Shintoism – naturalistic

• Sikhism – supernaturalistic

• Spiritism – supernaturalistic

• Taoism – supernaturalistic

• Zoroastrianism – supernaturalistic