
Carl Sagan, an agnostic who made a career of exploring – and marveling at – the wonders of the universe. His philosophy was that no concept of a creator or overseer could possibly match the awe-inspiring grandeur of nature itself. This is the way the Pagan atheist views the world, and the universe at large. It’s not some dry, clinical and bitter philosophy. It’s a vibrant, dynamic view of life and the environment that births and sustains it.
Read More– by B. T. Newberg Music penetrates my apartment every Sunday from the church right outside it. There is another just down the street, and a half dozen more visible from the rooftop. Half my Korean co-teachers bow their heads…
Read MoreThis 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.
Read More– by B. T. Newberg Deep in the mountains of South Korea, a cicada hummed its last. Walking along the roadside, I saw a spider fall upon it with its venomous mandibles. Caught in the web, it had no escape,…
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