Naturalistic Paganism

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Pagan Atheists: Yes, we exist, by Stifyn Emrys

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.

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Is Korea really the 5th most-atheist nation?

– 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…

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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.

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Epic of Evolution ritual, by Connie Barlow

Winterviews continues today.  From the Solstice till Imbolc, we’re bringing you non-stop interviews and other goodies from big-name authors: Brian Swimme, author of The Hidden Heart of the Cosmos – Winter Solstice, Dec. 21st Jason Pitzl-Waters, Pagan journalist of The…

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Last hum of the cicada: Death in naturalism

– 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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