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| | What is Paganism, a factual overview |
 | | In simplest terms Paganism is a religion of place, or a native religion, for example the Native American's religion is Pagan, Hinduism is a form of Paganism. | | | All Pagan religions are characterised by a connection and reverence for nature, and are usually polytheistic i.e. | | | Paganism is a religion of nature, in other words Pagans revere Nature. |
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http://isle-of-avalon.com/pagan.htm
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| | Neopaganism - |
| | The usage of the term is further complicated by paganism apparently having arisen in the 18th or 19th century at the earliest as a term for a primitive state of religious belief, rather than a group of beliefs. | | | Since the term Pagan was coined from an Abrahamic viewpoint, summarizing non-Abrahamic religions, Neopaganism may be defined as "post-Christian" new religious movements (or, in the recent case of Judeo-Paganism, "post-Judaistic"), and is pronouncedly a modern phenomenon with its roots in early 19th century Romanticism. | | | Ancient paganism, particularly in Mediterranean societies, tended to regard beliefs as valid insomuch as they were part of the traditions and customs, or cultural patrimony of the people. |
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| | Marx, Moses and the Pagans in the Secular City |
| | For pagan conservatives, to pledge allegiance to "paganism" means to rekindle Europe's historical origins, as well as to revive some sacred aspects of life that existed in Europe prior to the rise of Christianity. | | | The official pagan cults were dead but pagan spirit remained indomitable, and for centuries it kept resurfacing in astounding forms and in multiple fashions: during the period of Renaissance, during Romanticism, before the Second World War, and today, when Christian Churches increasingly recognize that their secular sheep are straying away from their lone shepherds. | | | Therefore, it seems that the pagan revival today represents less a normative religion, in the Christian sense of the word, than a certain spiritual equipment that stands in contrast to the religion of Jews and Christians. |
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http://es.geocities.com/sucellus23/563.htm
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| | The Path Towards The Sacred |
| | That is to say that paganism, far from being characterized by a denial of spirituality or a rejection of the sacred, consists on the contrary in the choice (and the reappropriation) of another spirituality, of another form of the sacred. | | | Thus, as Jean Markale writes, "paganism is not the absence of God, the absence of the sacred, the absence of ritual. | | | Paganism also requires, above all, identifying the projection of those beliefs, the transposition of a certain number of values which, as heirs to a culture, belong to us and concern us directly. |
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http://www.alphalink.com.au/~radnat/debenoist/alain12.html
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| | Judeo-Paganism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Judeo-Paganism, or Jewish Paganism, is a religious movement, related to Judaism and Neopaganism, which explores the origins of the Jewish religion and its ancient neighbors, the religions of the Canaanites, Phoenicians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Ugarit folk, and Egyptians. | | | http://www.lilitu.com/jap/ - This is a resource page for Jewish Pagans, which may be helpful. | | | http://groups.yahoo.com/group/judeopaganbasics/ - A group that introduces the essentials of magical traditions in Judaism and modern types of Jewish Paganism and Witchcraft. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judeo-Paganism
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| | FAQ on Wicca/Paganism/Witchcraft |
| | Many Pagans remain solitary practitioners (practicing their religion individually) therefore, there is no unified religious leader. | | | It is for this reason that no Pagan or Wiccan will sacrifice any life (animal or human) in the name of their religion. | | | Many Pagans parents do not force their beliefs on their children and often expose them to many religious ideals eventually allowing the child to choose their own path. |
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http://www.geocities.com/albioncircle/paganfaq.html
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| | Paganism Defined |
| | Asatru: A path which embraces a reverence for the Gods of the Nordic/Germanic pantheon and their traditional means of worship. | | | Wicca : a blanket term for the modern pagan movement which embraces a reverence for a Goddess-centered religion focusing on a cyclical calendar where each major holiday represents an aspect of the life cycle. | | | 3) Dark Paganism is the form of Paganism that is attuned with the internal or "dark" school or approach to spirituality. |
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http://www.ladywinterwolf.fcpages.com/paganism.html
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| | Pagan America |
| | Although the common meaning of Paganism seems to imply atheism, a Pagan can worship any other god not common to the god of the Torah, the Bible or the Koran. | | | The references to pagan deities does not violate separation of church and state because the religions they used to represent no longer exist. | | | Clearly then, to worship a god of nature regardless of whether you think it means the laws of nature of a supernatural god of nature means practicing Paganism by the very meaning of the word. |
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http://www.nobeliefs.com/pagan.htm
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| | What is Pagan Religion? |
| | Neo-paganism is either the modern practice and adaptation of an ancient religion, or a new religion based on either ancient or new religious concepts. | | | Thus, many pagan religions have a firm belief in either an afterlife or reincarnation, or both. | | | At its most basic, the term Paganism, is an umbrella term covering all religions that are not of Judeo-Christian origin. |
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| | Religious cults and sects, doctrines and practices - Paganism |
| | Generally ''paganism'' is accepted as an umbrella term for Wiccans, Shamans, Druids and an assortment of others whose spiritual beliefs are polytheistic and nature-oriented, or in some way focus on ''magick'' (spelled with a ''k'' to distinguish the belief in using the ''universe's energy'' for spiritual purposes from the magical illusions performed by entertainers.) | | | Although some religious scholars have dubbed paganism ''the fastest growing religion in the nation,'' reliable numbers of pagans in the United States -- or in Las Vegas -- are difficult to assess as pagans are a loosely knit group. | | | But today's paganism draws from a larger selection of spiritual traditions from various continents and eras, combined with the modern-day politics of gender equity and environmentalism. |
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| | The Real Meaning of Easter |
| | When Judeo-Christians attempted to convert pagans from their traditional beliefs, the native people of Europe were initially resistant to discarding the beliefs and values that had guided them successfully for thousands of years. | | | Though Judeo-Christians destroyed all of the pagan holy grounds, often placing their churches on top of them and cutting down all nearby trees, the beliefs of the people did not immediately change. | | | The chosen people of the Judeo-Christian God did not like the worship of nature and knew this would be harmful to the successful propagation of their beliefs. |
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http://www.datejesus.com/sermons/easter
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| | An Answer to the Chaos of the Modern World |
| | Paganism is Seneca and Tacitus; it is an artistic and cultural movement that swept over Italy under the banner of the Renaissance. | | | Two thousand years of Judeo-Christianity have not obscured the fact that pagan thought has not yet disappeared, even though it has often been blurred, stifled, or persecuted by monotheistic religions and their secular offshoots. | | | The messianic king extolled by Solomon was also known for his reign of terror: "May he purify Jerusalem for all gentiles who trample on it miserably, may he exterminate by his wisdom, justice the sinners of this country... |
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| | Transcending the Mundane: Interview with Opera IX |
| | I am involved into Pagan Spirituality and not in a pout pourry like Wicca. | | | He also involved into Pagan Spirituality, that is very important for us. | | | In Benevento/Maleventum was located an Ancient Walnut, who was the most Ancient Sacred Place to celebrate Pagan Rituals, in honour of Ancient Gods and Goddess. |
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http://basementbar.com/InterviewN1.asp?ID=535
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| | sciforums.com - Judeo-Christian tradition vs individual salvation |
| | Under paganism everyone has his own gods (and values), and in theory everyone is willing to let other people believe, worship, and act as they wish. | | | In paganism the stronger groups eventually overwhelm the weaker ones and impose their gods on them with no pretense of concern for justice. |
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http://www.sciforums.com/showthread.php?t=2281
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| | Esoteric Order of the Knights Templar |
| | Pagan beliefs, the ways of their pre-christian foremothers and fathers, now called devil worship and heresy is what supposedly did them in. | | | Christianity is what came out of this blending of faiths and is really a European pagan form of a desert religion. | | | Scandinavia and parts of the British Isles didn't surrender their pagan gods to the christian sword until barely a thousand years ago in the 1100's. |
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| | Our Saturnalia Celebration : A Christo-Pagan Christmas |
| | But one should note, that the transition from Paganism to Christianity has left the broad outlines of this festival little altered, and as one can't very well adopt the role of a god, the difference in viewpoint will have little impact on the form of the celebration. | | | There is the question of whether or not it is fitting to toast the gods, and speak of one's actions in their service at this time. | | | Past quarrels should be lightly touched on, if at all, and we can not forget that Paganism and Judeo-Christianity have come to blows in the past. |
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http://demipagan.freeyellow.com/christ-index7.html
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| | The 'Judeo-Christian' myth |
| | And Sunday worship is pagan, not Jewish--even Jesus kept the Sabbath on the seventh day. | | | The question remains, "Isn't Christianity derived from the teachings of Jesus, who was Jewish?" No, Jesus never intended to start a new religion. | | | When speaking exclusively to Christians, however, Simonds drops the "Judeo": "The Christian religion (the Bible) is the basis for all morality (right and wrong)." |
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| | 21st Century Challenges to Separation of Religion and Government |
| | They insist that for peace and harmony to exist on earth, the spiritual may not be separated from the physical whether animate or inanimate; neither may spiritual be separated from science or government. | | | Whereas in traditional Judeo-Christianity God transcends physical Earth, man is distinct from animal and religious belief is distinct from science, pantheistic movements, like their ancient pagan proto-types, consider God present and interwoven equally in all parts of creation. | | | They see paganism as a place where science and spirituality can come together." "[Neo-paganism] gives a clear spiritual path to integrate environmental consciousness into religious practice, and that's wonderful," said another neo-pagan. |
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| | The rise of neo-paganism (No, this one is NOT SATIRE) |
| | Nevertheless the country remained until recently predominantly Christian, with a continuing aversion to pagan cults and superstitions, and a trust in the Bible as the common inheritance of the Judeo-Christian faiths. | | | Of course the witches-devotees of "Wicca," as they like to say-strenuously argue that their faith has been traduced in the past, that it is older and deeper and more spiritual than Christianity, and that it was branded as evil only because it was seen as a threat to the "patriarchal" culture. | | | The idea that religion might be a matter of obedience and example strikes them as weird; the idea that it is a matter of the self and its empowerment connects immediately with the surrounding secular culture. |
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| | a:\et127.HTM |
| | Inexplicably, religious belief is associated with racial survival. | | | Christianity is really Judeo-Paganism, a Pagan passion play with Jewish actors. | | | In terms of racial survival, there can be only one valid religion: that which puts the survival of Our Race first and foremost. |
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| | ECO-ANTISEMITISM, ECO-PAGANISM AND HEBREW-BIBLICAL ECO-LOGICS |
| | Noting current attempts to revive Gaia paganism for the earth's sake, we propose a cybernetic understanding of the Hebrew text that sees the living earth, the Adamah, as the mate of a unified future humanity, Adam, in a true dialogical relationship. | | | Meanwhile, the original Jerusalem Church, of Jesus' family and those who knew him, was declared heretical by the Roman Church. | | | The original Judeo-Christian Jerusalem Church declined and the "gentile churches", especially Rome, came to prominence by severing any allegiance to Jerusalem and to the ways of the Jewish enemies of Rome and they incorporated ascetic philosophies and pagan practices4. |
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| | RealMagick Article: The Pagan Origins Of Christian Mythology by Brice C. Smith |
| | This is of course paralleled in the Christian trinity of God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit. | | | It is clear that not only the Persian cult of Mithra, but also the ancient pagan religions of Egypt strongly influenced the formation of the Judeo- Christian religion which grew up trapped between these two giants. | | | Much of the symbolism and many of the stories in the Bible may be traced to earlier myths of the Persians, Egyptians, and other people from the near east. |
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| | "Judeo-Paganism in the Midwest" |
| | We do reserve the right to try to maintain a certain level of civility on it, and that means that certain elements of the Pagan community aren't welcome here. | | | Yes, racism really has been a problem in the Pagan community. | | | What do you mean 'sort of' or 'semi-safe', and has racism really been a problem in the Pagan community?" |
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| | Article Detail - Sort ASC |
| | Western Semitic Paganism, prior to the disruptions which the Assyrians and other Mesopotamian conquerors had inflicted on the region, had already possessed something akin to a monotheistic element. | | | In a number of posts here and, especially, in the world of the RR, there seems to be this idea that this country was founded on christian principles. | | | There was a clearly supreme god named El (a name Yahweh is sometimes called by in Judaism today); even his greatest enemy, usually referred to only by the title Ba'al, could do no more than have those dear to him harmed. |
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http://www.witchvox.com/wren/wn_detaila.html?id=5458
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| | Pagan Christs: recommended reading |
| | The Mysteries (the term comes from the Greek word for "initiation") were a group of Pagan religions, dating from roughly 600 BC, that were distinct from the more familiar Pagan temple worship. | | | The Jesus Mysteries: Was the Original Jesus a Pagan God | | | But you should know the Pagan Origins weren't invented by whacked out Church haters, they're an established part of mainstream scholarship. |
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| | Spirit Wars, Pagan Revival in America |
| | Abstract: Describes the assault on traditional Judeo-Christian by gnosticism, paganism, atheism, and secular humanism. | | | Keywords: book review, religion, Gnostic, Gnosticism, paganism, pagan, atheist, atheism, secular humanism, faith, apostasy, neopaganism, United States, New Age movement, Liberalism. | | | Defenders of the faith need to 'know thy enemy'. |
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http://www.weyrich.com/book_reviews/spirit_wars.html
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| | The Jewish Pagan Resources Page |
| | LevantPagan: Canaanite, Phoenician, Punic and Levantine Pagan religions | | | Many Pagans are interested in the Goddess, goddesses, andthe feminine aspects of the Divine. | | | There is no one definition of what Jewish Paganism means, but then there's not one definition of what Jew or Pagan means either. |
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| | Womb Worship Idolatry |
| | For the Pagans indulge in an Earth Mother Relgion, that worships the womb, while Abrahamic Faith focuses on a Sky-Father, who is to be revered and respected! | | | Now, in past centuries, this battle was held in check by Faithful women from their Belief in the Scriptural teachings about Family (i.e. | | | In sharp contrast to this, the Feminist Movement draws from the Pagan Revel in the Earth Mother. |
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http://business.gorge.net/zdkf/family/wi-iww.html
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| | A Non-Christic counterpoint |
| | If one feels that the form that the gods' ill will is expressed in is an example of the ruthlessness of the Pagan conception of the Divine, let us note that in Judaism, God is frequently seen as expressing His anger in just this way. | | | Not all Judeo-Pagans will revere the god of the "Old Testament", some, instead worshipping the members of one or another of the pre-Judaic Near Eastern pantheons, bringing Judaic traditions to the worship of these deities. | | | The good fortune might be seen as an investment in that individual by a god who wants to see all of his worshippers helped. |
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| | Pagan Origins of the Christ Myth > Pagan Origins > god & soul |
| | fundamental agreements between paganism and Judeo-Christian regarding the nature of the divine....The deities are conceived | | | You'll know you're hearing about stuff that predated Christianity by hundreds of years -- in a culture where over and over people built new religions out of old parts. | | | Pagan Origins of the Christ Myth > Pagan Origins > god & soul |
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| | EURASIAN MOVEMENT |
| | In 1932 she traveled to India, in search of the Aryan paganism that Judeo-Christianity had supplanted. | | | [Image: Atop the tallest spire of the Externsteine, the remains (perhaps) of a pagan shrine] | | | It was in Palestine, she later said, that she first realized she was a National Socialist. |
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| | Talk:Judeo-Paganism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | I am a Reform Jew (with some interest in Paganism) in the middle of a largely Conservadox enclave at Rutgers University, and am therefore not in as good a position as some others might be (such as Melissa Oringer, for example) to tell the movement's story (if it has a story). | | | so, while the intro claims that these are groups trying to reconstruct Ancient Near Eastern (pre-Mosaic) paganism, there is no such evidence in the links. | | | I am currently e-mailing folks for help on this new page, as I don't know as much on this topic as some folks might. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Judeo-Paganism
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| | Many Wiccans, especially among priests and priestesses, are also Discordians and will look you straight in the eye and tell you that the entire neopagan movement is a Discordian hoax... | | | The Discordians (and, more recently, the Discordian-offshoot Church of the Sub-Genius) are few in number but quite influential. | | | They are the neopagan movement's sacred clowns, puncturing pretense and adding an essential note to the pagan festivals. |
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http://www.textfiles.com/occult/PAGAN/pgnsm.txt
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| | Virtue a Prerequisite for Economic and Political Freedom |
| | Friess: On the one hand is paganism; it is a fundamentally superstitious view of the world that sees nature as god with no higher power to rule it. | | | The West has been blessed economically, spiritually, and culturally because it has benefited from the Judeo-Christian tradition. | | | The story of the West is really a story about the great tussle between paganism and Judeo-Christian monotheism. |
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http://www.acton.org/publicat/randl/interview.php?id=257
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| | A Decisive Turn to Paganism - Christianity Today Magazine |
| | Texas) did not merely forget God: It turned the nation into a pagan state-not the people, of course, not all the lesser structures and institutions such as churches, schools, and businesses great and small, but the nation. | | | All of the nation's great secular universities, private and public, have turned pagan, with the exception of occasional faculty members, department heads, and other officials who have remained true to Christianity or observant Judaism. | | | Congress has Christian members, Catholics and Protestants, and Jewish members, some even observant and orthodox. |
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http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2004/008/24.39.html
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| | Book Review - Norman Lowell - Stormfront White Nationalist Community |
| | For The New Right “Paganism” means a certain “sensibility and way of life” that somehow has survived thousand years of Christian inquisition and spiritual dictatorship. | | | To some extent, we Europeans have remained “pagans” since paganism is retained in the people’s memory or sub-conscious - Retained in ancient myths, fairy-tales, stories, epics and ancient customs. | | | The aim of The New Right is not so much as to return to the worship of ancient European deities, but to forge another civilisation — a modernised version of “scientific and cultural Hellenism” considered a common receptacle to all Europids. |
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| | Also, > pagans believe > in deities outside of ones self, we all have a piece of the divine in > us, but we do not worship 'ourselves' as deities. | | | NNTP-Posting-Host: gigo.com NNTP-Posting-User: jfesler On Jan 16, 1996, INTERNET:_flagg@tiac.net@compassros responded to robnbrwn@compassrose.com re: Re: Satanism (Sethinism) isn't Wicca > I wouldnt call satanism pagan due to the fact that paganism predates > Judeo-Christianity and Satanism came after Christianity. | | | Though others may have problems with your last statement, the first one is IMO wrong. |
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http://www.luckymojo.com/esoteric/religion/satanism/templeofset/9601.antinom.b
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| | Animal Crackers |
| | Ancient pagans at least worshipped a golden calf; their modern counterparts in the animal-rights movement cherish crustaceans. | | | Recently PETA – People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals – bought six lobsters from a Chinese restaurant in Maryland to prevent their being "killed, dismembered, and eaten." PETA then flew the "liberated lobsters' to the Maine coast, where they were released into the Atlantic. | | | It was also the subject of a recent appearance by Lew Rockwell on CNN's Crossfire show with Pat Buchanan.) |
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| | The Truth About Separation Of Church And State (Exposing Leftist Lies) |
| | As Charles Carroll, the only Catholic signer of the Declaration of Indpendence said, "When I signed the Declaration of Independence, I had in view not only our Independence from England, but the toleration of all sects professing the Christian religion, and communicating to them all equal rights." | | | I little more on the Christian than the Judeo. |
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| | Good on BtVS/AtS |
| | The show's (somewhat necessary) lack of separation between Wicca the religion and Wicca the magickal practice. | | | Many modern Pagans prefer to call themselves "Neo-Pagans" in order to distinguish from the Pagans of ancient times who conjure forth dreadful mental images of barbarity and human sacrifice in the minds of confused Christians and individuals who are unfamiliar with the contemporary Neo-Paganism movement (Charity aka Taygeta, Jan 10 23:59:34 1999). | | | And, anyone can become a Witch and practice the Old Ways without even converting... |
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| | ~Destroy Freemasonry~ |
| | The whole world oscillates between the two: Christianism and Paganism. | | | On December 8th, 1892, Pope Leo XIII wrote to the Italian Episcopal Hierarchy: "It is necessary to fight Freemasonry with those weapons of divine faith which in past ages vanquished paganism." | | | The solution of the struggle taking place between them is, at the present moment of the utmost importance; for we are face to face not only with the crossroads of history but also with a radical transformation of humanity itself. |
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http://www.destroyfreemasonry.com
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| | Occultism: The Root of Modern Science And Paganism |
| | The first beginnings of European wisdom, and the first stirrings of true European spiritual inspiration, cannot be a matter of indifference to the modern Man of Destiny; our new paganism will evolve from knowledge to experience only when we evoke and assimilate the occult roots of our Culture’s Being. | | | Occultism: The Root of Modern Science And Paganism | | | They first sought knowledge in Europe for its existential sake, and pursued knowledge in a true and unprejudiced spirit, free or partially free from the dogma of Judeo-Christianity. |
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http://foster.20megsfree.com/445.htm
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| | CAMS 045 |
| | Third, central to the course are the significant differences between classical antiquity and modern Western societies including the contrast between Polytheistic Paganism and Judeo-Christian Monotheism. | | | Second, we hope that students will come to appreciate the pervasiveness of myth, and its power, not just in past cultures, but also in other cultures throughout the world as well as our own. |
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http://www.psu.edu/bulletins/bluebook/long/cams/045.htm
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| | The Washington Monthly |
| | A lot of Classical information had been suppressed in Catholic Europe by the Church in the Dark Ages as 'pagan heresy' but kept alive in parts of the Muslim world (and also in the Byzantine Empire, too, whose refugee scholars after the fall of Constantinople played an important role in the early Renaissance). |
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http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/archives/individual/2005_07/006813.php
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| | I Need Your Help ! - Page 4 - Stormfront White Nationalist Community |
| | One can be muslim or D**khead as long as he wish...it is question of blood. | | | If one is Aryan, and he practise judeo-christianity, paganism, Islam...coca-cola and porn...he is still Aryan. | | | Some Albanians/mostly Shiptars have very small amounts of Aryan blood (if any), possibly because of mixing between Serbs and Albanians. |
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http://www.stormfront.org/forum/showthread.php?p=511826
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| | Critical Thinking, Thoughtful Writing - Biographies of Contributors |
| | Vidal’s sarcasm is based on what he sees as three great tragedies: Western civilization’s abandonment of paganism for Judeo-Christianity; the circus of hypocrisy better known as American politics; and the popular macho sexuality pervasive in American pop culture. | | | A.M. A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist (international reporting, 1960), Rosenthal has been on staff at the New York Times since 1944. | | | He has served on the President’s Advisory Committee on the Arts and has been an abrasive, provocative television host. |
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http://college.hmco.com/english/chaffee/critical_thinking/2e/instructors/bios/ch12.html
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| | Old Roman Catholic Church in North America -- New Perspectives, Issue 4 |
| | In "The Never-Ending War", an excerpt from an article that originally appeared in The Weekly Standard, Yale computer science professor (and Unabomber victim) David Gelernter argues that World War II was in large measure a religious war between paganism and Judeo-Christianity. | | | When Archbishop Carfora wrote his Christmas pastoral in 1947, it was amidst the ruins of two world wars and on the eve of the descent of the Iron Curtain. | | | Moreover, he alerts us to the ongoing nature of this war. |
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