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Theocommunism, also theosocialism, divine communism, and divine socialism, is a term used to describe forms of socialism and communism that are based on theistic and divine values. Theocommunism, specifically the Anunna strand, is the original type of communism that exists in the Paradise of An, from which all other strands branched off. Many of the major religions have found that their beliefs about human society converge with socialist principles and ideas. As a result, religious socialist movements developed within these religions. Some of these movements are: Anunna Communism, Olympian Communism, Abrahamic Communism, Aesir Communism, Netjeru Communism, and Deva Socialism. Theocommunism is a form of communism that embodies theistic and divine principles. Scholars have used the term to describe a variety of social, religious, and divine movements throughout history that favored the common ownership of property. As well as describing the model of society and politics of the gods. The term theocommunism has been used to describe a variety of social or religious movements throughout history. The Paradise of An has been described as a divine world that practices theocommunism.
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