For thousands of years, humanity has looked to the stars for guidance, meaning, and revelation. Long before the rise of modern religions, the heavens were a sacred text—telling stories of creation, sacrifice, renewal, and divine order.

In Astral Worship (1895), J.H. Hill reveals how astronomical symbolism shaped the great myths and spiritual traditions of the ancient world, including those that would later influence Christianity. Drawing connections between the cycles of the sun, the mysteries of the zodiac, and the allegories preserved in scripture, this work invites readers to see faith in a new light.

This is not a denial of faith, but an unveiling of deeper currents beneath it. Hill’s study challenges rigid interpretations while affirming the universal truths common to all sacred knowledge. For the thoughtful seeker, the comparative theologian, or the spiritually curious, Astral Worship offers both a key to hidden wisdom and a fresh lens for understanding the divine.

Whether you approach as a believer, a scholar, or simply a lover of mystery, this book will illuminate the ways in which the heavens themselves bear witness to truths that are eternal.