photo by B. T. Newberg This week, C Luke Mula challenges us to take a deeper look at the fundamentals. Why are we doing this? What do we hope to get out of it? Through a careful critique of the…
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Category: C Luke Mula
Tags: atheist pagan, atheist wicca, earth religion, Humanistic Paganism, Mythology, naturalistic paganism, nature religion, pagan humanism, pagan pantheism, Paganism, pantheism, religious naturalism, science and god, science and myth, science and religion, spiritual humanism, Spiritual Naturalism, spirituality and religion
image enhanced from original, and posted under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 license – by B. T. Newberg I double-checked my suit pocket: yes, the rings were there. Everything was ready. I just had to take the trash out before…
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Category: B. T. Newberg
Tags: atheist pagan, atheist wicca, divination, earth religion, hawk, Mythology, naturalism, naturalistic paganism, nature religion, pagan humanism, pagan pantheism, pantheism, religious naturalism, science and god, science and myth, science and religion, spiritual humanism, Spiritual Naturalism, spirituality and religion
People are taking note of what we’re doing here! DT Strain, author of The Humanist Contemplative, interviews your devoted editor about Humanistic Paganism. DT Strain has been a mover-and-shaker in the world of Spiritual Humanism. Now, he’s planning…
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image enhanced from Education by Louis Comfort Tiffany How do you keep myth from becoming dogma? Heather Wiech suggests it takes both science and religion. – B. T. Newberg Joseph Campbell said that religion is supposed to give meaning to…
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Category: Heather Wiech
Tags: atheist pagan, atheist wicca, Demeter, earth religion, Joseph Campbell, Mythology, naturalistic paganism, nature religion, pagan humanism, pagan pantheism, pantheism, religion, religious naturalism, ritual, science, science and god, science and myth, science and religion, spiritual humanism, Spiritual Naturalism, spirituality and religion
photo by Alex Robinson I love to wake early on a Sunday morning and go for a bike ride. Unlike the many people who pass me as I plod along, I do not ride for exercise or any other discernible…
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Category: Thomas Schenk
Tags: atheist pagan, atheist wicca, cycling, earth religion, meditation, naturalistic paganism, nature religion, pagan humanism, pagan pantheism, pantheism, religious naturalism, science and god, science and myth, science and religion, spiritual humanism, Spiritual Naturalism, spirituality and religion