Naturalistic Paganism
Upcoming work
This Sunday
East Asia consistently tops the charts for atheism. Why? Personal experiences living in Korea, as well as historical research, shed light on the question.
Is Korea really the 5th most-atheist nation?, by B. T. Newberg
Appearing Sunday, February 24th, 2013
Next Sunday
Author Stifyn Emrys asks: Can Atheists by Pagans?
Pagan Atheists: Yes, we exist, by Stifyn Emrys
Appearing Sunday, March 3rd, 2013
Recent Work
HP: Our maturing tree, by B. T. Newberg
Trees, by Bryan Beard
This week we feature the work of Bryan Beard, the artist behind our new logo. From his imagination emerges a harmonious naturalism that captures the heart of HP.
Upcoming work
This Sunday
The artist behind our new logo shares more of his enchanting work.
Trees, by Bryan Beard
Appearing Sunday, February 17th, 2013
Next Sunday
East Asia consistently tops the charts for atheism. Why? Personal experiences living in Korea, as well as historical research, shed light on the question.
Is Korea really the 5th most-atheist nation?, by B. T. Newberg
Appearing Sunday, February 24th, 2013
Recent Work
HP: Our maturing tree, by B. T. Newberg
What is HumanisticPaganism? (2.0), by B. T. Newberg
Giordano Bruno burned at the stake today
Today is the day Giordano Bruno was burned at the stake for his pantheist beliefs.
Bruno (1548-1600) insisted that the earth revolved around the sun, that there are infinite worlds inhabited by intelligent beings, and that the sun is essentially a star. For these and other beliefs, he was burned as a heretic.
Paul Harrison, in his book Elements of Pantheism, suggests taking the day to remember the importance of religious freedom and tolerance.
Happy Darwin Day
Today is Darwin Day. This commemorates the birthday of the one who contributed the theory of natural selection to our understanding of evolution, Charles Darwin.
Many Humanists and others celebrate this day with workshops, art contests, protests, or dinner parties serving “primordial soup.”
Darwin Day is featured by the Secular Seasons project, an interesting effort to compile holidays for the non-religious – worth checking out!
And be sure to check for Darwin Day Events in your local area.
So, enjoy your Darwin Day, and go eat some primordial soup!
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