Naturalistic Paganism
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[A Pedagogy of Gaia] “Of Fathers and Daughters and Numbers and Stars” by Bart Everson
As a committed feminist and as a father of a young girl, I see Hypatia as an inspiring figure, a role model of sorts. True, we’ve come a long way since 5th century. And yet I’m aware that gender equity is hardly a done deal. The gains of recent history, such as they are, might be easily undone without continued vigilance, and moreover there are still plenty of serious challenges that must be confronted.
Read More[An Atheopagan Life] “High Spring and the Renewal of the World” by Mark Green
High Spring is a time to remember that no matter what the circumstances, there is always opportunity for joy, for the appreciation of beauty. That there is always something to inspire with childlike wonder. That there is always a new chance to try again. And if anything, that efforts carried forward with joy are far more likely to succeed than those conducted with a wintry weariness.
Read More[Starstuff, Contemplating] “Our Powerful Sabbats” by Jon and Heather Cleland Host
This turns each season, each month, even each week is a special gift, not to be repeated until another year has gone by!
Read More[HP Pride] Philip Kanellopoulos and Deiwosism
HP Pride is a new monthly column where we interview members of the Humanistic Paganism community and other like-minded friends. One or more interviews will be published every month. If you are not a “Big Name Pagan”, or if you have never written online before, all the better! We want to hear from everyone!
Read MorePostPaganry, Part 2: Reason and Spirituality, by Glen Gordon
Postpaganry was never meant to be a set of beliefs and practices, but a method to construct naturalistic religious and spiritual traditions from the primordial experience of being human in the exact time and place we find ourselves.
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