Gustav-Adolf Schoener attained his Doctorate from the Institute of Philosophy at Leibniz University in Hanover, and further achieved his habilitation at the Institute of Religious Studies. His primary areas of research and teaching revolve around religions, worldviews, and esotericism as manifested in antiquity, early modern times, and modernity in the history of European religion. Moreover, he is a language teacher for Latin and Ancient Greek at the Institute of Theology within Leibniz University.

• Contents – Introduction - The Structure of Astrology I An Analogy between the Cosmos and Humans - Astrology and Science in the Present Day - The Structure of Astrology III Celestial Deities and Intelligible Nature - Astrology as a Misunderstood Science - Astrology in the Context of Modern Societies - Bibliography

Gustav-Adolf Schoener attained his Doctorate from the Institute of Philosophy at Leibniz University in Hanover, and further achieved his habilitation at the Institute of Religious Studies. His primary areas of research and teaching revolve around religions, worldviews, and esotericism as manifested in antiquity, early modern times, and modernity in the history of European religion. Moreover, he is a language teacher for Latin and Ancient Greek at the Institute of Theology within Leibniz University.

• Contents – Introduction - The Structure of Astrology I An Analogy between the Cosmos and Humans - Astrology and Science in the Present Day - The Structure of Astrology III Celestial Deities and Intelligible Nature - Astrology as a Misunderstood Science - Astrology in the Context of Modern Societies - Bibliography

Gustav-Adolf Schoener attained his Doctorate from the Institute of Philosophy at Leibniz University in Hanover, and further achieved his habilitation at the Institute of Religious Studies. His primary areas of research and teaching revolve around religions, worldviews, and esotericism as manifested in antiquity, early modern times, and modernity in the history of European religion. Moreover, he is a language teacher for Latin and Ancient Greek at the Institute of Theology within Leibniz University.

• Contents – Introduction - The Structure of Astrology I An Analogy between the Cosmos and Humans - Astrology and Science in the Present Day - The Structure of Astrology III Celestial Deities and Intelligible Nature - Astrology as a Misunderstood Science - Astrology in the Context of Modern Societies - Bibliography