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Tag Archives: interfaith
Religion Is Not A Matter Of Style
Yeah, I know. You already hate this post. Just from the title. I don’t care. I read a lot of religious blogs every day, from various faiths. Mormons, Hindus, Pagans, etc… A lot of it is boring or irrelevant to … Continue reading
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Tagged conviction, dating, Elizabeth Scalia, Faith, family, household worship, interfaith, love, marriage, Max Lindenman, Pagan, Paganism, religion, single, The Anchoress, The Crescat, values
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A New Look at the Pagan Umbrella
Who is Pagan exactly? It’s a question we’ve struggled with for decades. Often this questioned is answered by how people identify themselves. But Cara Schulz has taken a different approach. She looked around and tried to find which essential common … Continue reading
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Tagged Cara Schulz, community, conservative, identity, interfaith, intrafaith, liberal, Pagan, Pagan values, Paganism, politics, values, wheel of the year
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Feast of The Good Galileans (or Star invents a Holiday)
There are days when I really hate Christians. I loathe them on those days. My wrath swells and my rage increases. I hate their dismissiveness. I hate their blindness to their own privilege. I hate their double standards. I hate … Continue reading
Posted in Paganism
Tagged Christianity, David Charles, Diary of a Wimpy Catholic, Elizabeth Scalia, festival, Fred Clark, hate, holiday, interfaith, John Shelby Spong, love, Matthew Fox, Max Lindenman, monotheism, Pagan, Paganism, Patheos, privilege, thankfulness, The Anchoress, The Slacktivist
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Looking at Christianity With Pagan Eyes
One of the pitfalls of blogging is you tend to hear from your critics far more often than your fans. So it really made my day when I received a note from a 70-year-old retired pastor who told me my … Continue reading
Posted in Paganism
Tagged Christianity, interfaith, New Apostolic Reformation, Pagan, Paganism, PNC-Minnesota
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13 Things I Like About Islam Revisited
With the 10th anniversary of 9/11 around the corner, I’m considering old and new articles to share. This is an old one, but if a little good-natured interfaith understanding is all I share for 9/11, I will be content. Originally … Continue reading
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Tagged 13 things, 9/11, Arranged film, Cat Stevens, Dave Chapelle, Greater Jihad, Hafiz, hijab, Idries Shah, interfaith, Islam, modesty, Muslim, Pagan, Paganism, Satanic Verses, Sufism, The Alhambra, The Moors
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Norway, Spiritual Warfare, Apotheosis and Being Smurfy
Lots going on today, so I’m going to weigh in briefly on each item of interest. Labeling Anders Breivik “Christian” Christians are up in arms over the labeling of Norway killer Breivik as a “Christian terrorist” and I admit I … Continue reading
Paganism: What We Can Learn From Star Trek
We all know the jokes. Heathens are Klingons, Recons are Vulcans, and oh, there are a lot of choices for the Borg nowadays. Back when I first heard the joke, Llewellyn was the Borg, but Witch School might make as … Continue reading
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Tagged character, diversity, ideals, interfaith, justice, Liberty, Pagan, Pagan values, Paganism, Prime Directive, religious freedom, Star Trek, Starfleet, The Federation, tolerance, United Federation of Planets
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13 Things I Like About Scientologists
As today is Dianetics Day I figure it’s time to pick up this series again. Along with the Buddhists and Hindus, Scientology is one religion I still need to tick off my list for the series. This is going to … Continue reading
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Tagged 13 things, Anonymous, Battlefiled Earth, Church of Scientology, Dianetics, Fair Game Doctrine, interfaith, John Travolta, movies, Scientology
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The Congeniality of Muslims and Witches
I went to an interfaith event hosted by Muslims and featuring Witches as guest speakers last night, and then stayed up very late chatting with my elders over Vietnamese food. It was great and I have had very, very little … Continue reading
