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The aim of this wiki is to promote discussion and awareness of Pagan theologies. It is not to impose an orthodoxy on the rich diversity of Pagan thought, but rather to explore it and make it available to others. By using a wiki, we can present a multenhttp://pagantheologies.pbwiki.com/feedlogo.gifPBwiki
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Theo = god Logos = word, reason by late Roman pagans. {citation needed} Cicero in De Natura Deorum (On the Nature of the Gods). Christian theology has no problem naming itself because it deals with reasoning about a male god. But for Pagans, the term "theology" is rather problematic. The "theo" part is difficult because most of us don't believe in a single deity, and for those who do, it either has no gender or is a goddess. one, Intellect. Intellect. A Quaker, L. B. Callid Keefe-Perry, has suggested the name theopoetics for a discourse that would include postmodern thought, prcoess theology and poetic understandings of the Divine. The excellent book, Sophia: Aspects of the Divine Feminine, Past & Present by Susanne Schaup (a Christian and psychotherapist), makes the case for the return of the divine feminine, Lady Wisdom or Sophia. Sophia includes Sensation, Intuition and Emotion, creating a synthesis based on direct myst]]>Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:19:21 +0000modBlogs A to F
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AnneHill-Blogo’Gnosis - Thoughts on music, magic, dreams, leadership, family, and Spirit Arachne - Pagan philosophising Atalanta fugiens - ramblingsThe Expvlsion of an Oxford postgrad on Celtic art, music, and stuff the Blatant Beast - ADVENTURES ASTROLOGICAL AND OTHERWISE IN THIS SUB-LITERARY WORLD AtTheEndOfDesire - Witch and mystic, philosopher, poet, dreamer, idealist, feminist, sensualist, passionate reader, thinker, seeker, socialist, lover, and friend. Badhbh Chatha - hedgewitch and fierce opponent of stupid people ]]>Mon, 30 Jun 2008 10:59:51 +0000modBlogs A to F
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be the change - tread the path - Musings on life, spirituality and personal development with a touch of druidry, freemasonry and other strangeness Beth Owl's Daughter - a little bit of magic every day; Sabbats, seasonal lore, spellwork, and all sorts of observations from a witch's perspective Beyond the Boundary - A blog inspired by the heathen witch-lore of Northern Europe & the shamanic traditions of Germanic Paganism. Bioregional Animism Bioregional Paganism ]]>Mon, 30 Jun 2008 10:57:05 +0000modOther religions
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email.hidden@example.com (Yvonne)Yvonne edited Other religionsThe Pagan view of other religions The Pagan view of other religions tends to be that they are the right religions for people who choose those religions. We have chosen our spiritualpath, and they have chosen theirs. Because many of us believe in reincarnation, we feel that there is plenty of time for people to experience a variety of paths. Clearly different religions make different truth claims, but there may be a "perennial philosophy" which recurs repeatedly in the voices of people of different paths. It cannot be said that all religions are true, since they make such wildly differing claims; but it can be said that there is truth in all religions, and that there is the possibility of connecting with the numinous/Divine/the deities in every tradition. Nevertheless, Pagans are critical of ideas in other traditions, especially when they denigrate a particular group of people, or espouse values which devalue the Earth (and thus potentially lead to environmental destruction) or are]]>Wed, 25 Jun 2008 16:37:48 +0000modOther religions
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One of the biggest issues in interfaith dialogue for Christians is that they believe that the incarnation of Christ was unique. [2] For polytheists, this is a non-issue; gods are frequently incarnated as humans, and humans occasionally ascend to godhood. Examples include Buddha, Aradia, Merlin, Kwan-Yin, and the Dalai Lama (the incarnation of Chenrezig). Pagans also recognise the great contributions to art, science and philosophy made by people of all religions and none. Other religions' views of Paganism CHRISTIAN RESPONSES TO WITCHCRAFT AND SORCERY by Stephen Hayes - a very balanced historical article about the differing attitudes to witchcraft over time of different Christian traditions; also makes the distinction between Wicca and ideas of witchcraft as maleficium Christian understandings of paganism and witchcraft by Stephen Hayes - a very balanced historical article about differing Christian attitudes to Paganism, both ancient and modern A Buddhist view of nature part 1 and part 2 ]]>Wed, 25 Jun 2008 16:36:05 +0000modBlogs A to F
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ChasClifton'sNatureBlog- more ecoPagan stuff ColoradoCelt - Celtic Pagan stuff Confessions of a Pagan Soccer Mom - the day to day ramblings of a typical stay-at-home mom with a Pagan twist. Craftwork of a Jewitch Crystal's Corner - A Witch's writings, and musings on the world from a Pagan perspective ]]>Tue, 24 Jun 2008 15:54:47 +0000modBlogs G to M
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Heathenthinking Hecate - Undermining the Patriarchy Every Chance I Get -- And I Get a Lot of Chances Hedge Raven - Journey of a Hedge Witch. Art, Music, Home, and Life. HR Mitchell - Yet another blog (Herb McSidhe on Livejournal) Icinia - Pagan musings ]]>Tue, 24 Jun 2008 15:49:52 +0000modBlogs N to Z
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Washington-BaltimorePaganClergy Weaving the Web - A Pacific Northwest pagan discusses her life of paganality, costume, and textile art goodness. What magic happens or is possible with the perfect chain stitch? What is the spiritual significance of doing too much? Whisperings on the wind - A whimsical collection of photographs, poetic observations and other curiosities from an urban pagan striving to maintain a connection to the natural world. Amidst the cacophony of noise and lights of the city I can still feel the sun on my face, play with the sand between my toes, breathe the mist of the ocean and listen to the whisperings on the wind. WillowGoldentree - Ramblings of a Witch Wisdombeginsinwonder - witch and shaman ]]>Fri, 20 Jun 2008 11:16:47 +0000modBlogs N to Z
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Pagan Pages - A blog intended to face both current controversial issues regarding Wicca and Paganism as well as face those things which are “practical” – how to live a pagan life in the city, how to gather your own herbs when you barely know the difference between grass and a tree – incorporating the author's own mix of spiritual mechanics, theory, and beliefs. PaganSojourn- a journey of curiosity (Heathen / Pagan) PaganWay - life as a Pagan in South Africa Pandora'sBazaar - The rants and raves of a Witch in the city. Panthea - journeys with the Goddess ]]>Sat, 14 Jun 2008 23:23:07 +0000modYvonne Aburrow
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email.hidden@example.com (Yvonne)Yvonne edited Yvonne AburrowI am the founding member of the Pagan Theologies wiki (it was my idea) and have written most of the articles. However, the idea of the site is to present lots of different views of Paganism, so more contributors are most definitely required. I have been a Pagan since 1985, a Wiccan since 1991, a Unitarian since 2007, and also dropped in on Druidry for a while. I have nearly completed an MA in Contemporary Religions and Spiritualities at Bath Spa University. I have written fourbooks: The Enchanted Forest: the magical lore of trees; Auguries and Omens: the magical lore of birds; The Sacred Grove: the mysteries of the forest; and The magical lore of animals. I also write poetry. I have a strong interest in ethnography, mythology, symbolism, languages, science fiction, history and archaeology. I live in Bristol, and am married to Nick Hanks, an archaeologist. We have 2 cats. I personally am a sort of squidgy polytheist (also known as a monist or polymorphist). I believe we are all part of the U]]>Fri, 06 Jun 2008 09:45:12 +0000modBlogs G to M
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LittleHeathenFox - ninjitsu practising, Dr. Pepper drinking, dirt loving, mountain hiking, snowboarding, weapon selling, wool knitting, book reading, tree hugging, home cooking, garden growing, PC gaming, prose writing, semi-domesticated celtic worshiping pagan military spouse. LizWilliams - Pagan (Druid) SF author Lover of Strife - A character from the epic Mabinogion, whose tendency to bash heads first and ask questions later leads to a terrible war between England and Ireland. Also, a modern-day, kind of high-maintenance, very male Witch living in Houston, TX. He can often be found not keeping his mouth shut and taking creative liberties with What Really Happened. M.MachaNightMare - the Broomstick Chronicles- Notes from the Broomstick Circuit — and Beyond. Musings on a variety of topics from a Pagan perspective by one of the founders of Reclaiming Tradition Craft (which has morphed into something almost unrecognizable to her at the present), (Anderson) Faery/Feri initiate, and Witch a]]>Fri, 06 Jun 2008 09:43:26 +0000modBlogs N to Z
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The Sacred Space - Pagan spirituality The Soccer Moms' Guide To Wicca: Two Wiccan Mothers Blog About Life, Love, Parenting, Paganism, And Everything Else. We’re Fae and Alumah, two suburban soccer moms who drive minivans, lead Brownie troops, and do endless loads of laundry. We’re also Wiccans, trying to instill spiritual and moral values in our children in a world where our religion is still deeply misunderstood. How do we balance these things? That’s why we created this blog, to talk about life, love, parenting, Paganism, and everything else. We’re sharing our struggles and successes, reaching out to our fellow Pagan parents. The Spiritual Journey Of A Somerset Pagan- The musings, thoughts, feelings and incoherent ramblings of a pagan guy living in Somerset, United Kingdom. The Stroppy Rabbit - reflective research diary of research projects into contemporary Pagan spirituality (Yvonne Aburrow) TheWildHunt-JasonPitzl-Waters - Pagan news and comment ]]>Mon, 02 Jun 2008 09:53:46 +0000modBlogs N to Z
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The Sacred Paths - Pagan shop and spiritual & community resource site & blog The Sacred Space - Pagan spirituality The Soccer Moms' Guide To Wicca: Two Wiccan Mothers Blog About Life, Love, Parenting, Paganism, And Everything Else. We’re Fae and Alumah, two suburban soccer moms who drive minivans, lead Brownie troops, and do endless loads of laundry. We’re also Wiccans, trying to instill spiritual and moral values in our children in a world where our religion is still deeply misunderstood. How do we balance these things? That’s why we created this blog, to talk about life, love, parenting, Paganism, and everything else. We’re sharing our struggles and successes, reaching out to our fellow Pagan parents. The Stroppy Rabbit - reflective research diary of research projects into contemporary Pagan spirituality (Yvonne Aburrow) TheWildHunt-JasonPitzl-Waters - Pagan news and comment ]]>Thu, 29 May 2008 10:21:14 +0000modYvonne Aburrow
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email.hidden@example.com (Yvonne)Yvonne edited Yvonne AburrowYvonne Aburrow hasI have been a Pagan and polytheist since 1985, a Wiccan since 1991, a Unitarian since 2007, and also dropped in on Druidry for a while. She has just started I have nearly completed an MA in Contemporary Religions and Spiritualities at Bath Spa University. She has I have written fourbooks: The Enchanted Forest: the magical lore of trees; Auguries and Omens: the magical lore of birds; The Sacred Grove: the mysteries of the forest; and The magical lore of animals. She I also writes write poetry. She has I have a strong interest in ethnography, mythology, symbolism, languages, science fiction, history and archaeology. She lives I live in Bristol, and is am married to Nick Hanks, an archaeologist. They We have 2 cats. cats. I personally am a sort of squidgy ]]>Mon, 26 May 2008 09:33:12 +0000modHellenic Reconstructionism
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WitchvoxarticleonDodekatheism(aformofHellenicreconstructionism) WitchvoxarticleonHellenism(HellenicEthnicTradition) More Hellenic Reconstructionist sites http://www.ysee.gr/ http://homepage.mac.com/dodecatheon/ http://www.hellenion.org/ http://www.elaion.org/ http://hellenismos.us/ http://www.neokoroi.org/ http://www.goddess-athena.org/ http://www.numachi.com/~ccount/hmepa/ http://www.hellenion.org/calendar.pdf ]]>Sun, 25 May 2008 18:47:41 +0000modBlogs N to Z
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WillowGoldentree - Ramblings of a Witch Wisdombeginsinwonder - witch and shaman Witchin' in the Kitchen - magical recipes, foods for Sabbats or foods dedicated to certain gods and goddesses, and sample recipes Witch of the Woods - the witchy ramblings of Carol of the Woods ZeusWorld - blog by author Tom Stone about his book, Zeus: a journey across Greece in the footsteps of a God ]]>Mon, 19 May 2008 09:58:09 +0000modSexuality
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WhiteCraneblog - gay spirituality, wisdom, culture Links to LGBT Pagan groups Gay Pagan sites listed on Witchvox Wikipedia LGBT portal Wikipedia category: LGBT issues and religion ]]>Wed, 14 May 2008 14:45:56 +0000mod