theophany? physiophany?

over the centuries, the "Sinai theophanies" of the "burning bush", the storm phenomena on Mount Sinai , the guiding columns of smoke and light, the presence in the Tabernacle...has been attributed to physical causes, not godly, hence the words: physiophany.

and if Feuerbach et al were correct, one might conceive: anthopophany

eulogy to monsters

There should indeed be an historical eulogy to monsters written, as they have played such a vital part in the testing and trials of humanity, and for many perhaps still do.

cacothanasia

The opposite of euthanasia should be better known and possibly used..
Cacothanasia.
(And, to be a bit overwhelmed perhaps, see: http://wordquests.info/cgi/ice2-for.cgi?file=/hsphere/local/home/scribejo/wordquests.info/htm/L-Gk-thanato.htm&HIGHLIGHT=thanatophilia)