Definition: Acanthurism refers to the ancient belief that people are born with a natural predisposition to act in certain ways and have a fixed character, that this ability can be passed from one generation to another, or that it determines their entire life and destiny. It is often associated with ancient Greek philosophy and was practiced by followers of Zoroastrianism. In the early stages of Christianity, it became a part of the liturgical traditions in Europe and North America as a way of emphasizing religious identity and belonging.
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