161. The Lantern's Light Articles and links on gothic culture, art, paganism, magick and internet authoring. http://xenob2.tripod.com/

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162. False Doctrines And Religions ~ RTWFC Like the paganism dating from ancient times, it incorporates a mix of gods, But today s paganism draws from a larger selection of spiritual traditions http://www.reachingforchrist.org/falsedoctrines/religions/pagan.php

163. Paganism As A Way Of Life Designed to be a resource and inspiration to all pagan regardless of their religion. It is a site about living pagan and parenting as well as homeschooling as a pagan parent. http://members.tripod.com/~dwmorrigan/index.html

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164. The Revealer: Paganism The Revealer, a daily review of religion and the press. http://www.therevealer.org/archives/links_000052.php

Paganism 30 November 2003 MAGAZINES AND COLLECTIVES Witchvox is a sort of ecumenical forum for witches, heathen, and other pagans. PanGaia is a quarterly magazine that's equal parts theology and trend reports on developments within Paganism. Why Wiccans Suck is, predictably, produced by a contrarian Wiccan who styles himself a sort of H.L. Mencken of a movement he can't quite abandon. Wicca For the Rest of Us bills itself as providing the "seeds of a countermovement" not against Christianity, but for a more intellectually rigorous Paganism. New Witch is a slick teen glossy with features such as "7 Steps to Joining a Coven" and "I roomed with a Muggle." Echoed Voices , dedicated to global Pagan news, is so worldly it offers Pagan stock quotes. The Wiccan-Pagan Times is a book-centered Pagan news site. Goat and Candle is an online newsletter that includes a fascinating "media guide" to help Pagans deal with the mainstream press, and a guide to Pagan chaplain programs for those interested in working in prisons and hospitals. The Pomegranate is a peer-reviewed, scholarly Pagan journal. Currently being revamped, you can read old articles

165. Libra Aries Books Book retailer specializing in paganism, Earth Mysteries, and Shamanism. A mail order service is available. http://www.pixie-inc.demon.co.uk/libra

Libra Aries Books Independent Alternative Bookshop Libra Aries Books Shop Libra Aries Books is at 9 The Broadway, Mill Road, Cambridge. Opening times: we are open 6 days a week, 10:30am till 6pm. We are closed on Mondays. Directions: from Parker's Piece, go down Mill Road, over the railway bridge, and on about 100 yards. The Broadway is the row of shops on your left. We are directly opposite Kailash The sketch map to the right may be of some help. Alternatively, here is a real map. Parking: there is a layby at the front of the shop where you can park for 30 minutes. However, there are rarely spaces here. On this side of the bridge, parking is free on the various side streets off Mill Road. If you have special requirements (e.g. wheelchair), please feel free to contact us, and we'll see what we can do to help. Sunday Tea Parties What to do on a dull Sunday in Cambridge? browse an independent bookshop chat to interesting locals have a cup of tea take in a lecture Mail order Our NEW easy-to-browse catalogue and mail order details are online here. We can accept the following forms of payment:

166. Welcome To Paganlink: Pagan Networking In The United Kingdom Paganlink is a network for all who honour and celebrate the spirit of the Earth. This site gives information on paganism in the UK. http://www.paganlink.org/

Text version of this page Paganlink: Home Welcome to Paganlink About P aganlink U ... redits Thu Sep 8 03:16:45 2005 Paganlink and Paganlinking Downloads Plinkers Mailing List All about the network and practical Pagan networking. Freeware, shareware and demonstration software of interest to Pagans. (Macintosh and Linux). Plinkers is an electronic mailing list for people who are, or wish to become, actively involved in Pagan networking. More information... Paganism in the UK The Pagan Net Pagan events, newsletters, contacts and organisations in the United Kingdom and Europe. Internet resources on Paganism and related subjects. Art Gallery Credits Shareware and free clip art and web art with Pagan and occult themes. Those who have helped over the years. Mad fools, all of 'em. I am increasingly disinclined to do this. Don't expect many updates in future and don't be surprised if it goes away altogether.

167. A Pagan Child's ABC's This is a poem that explains to a child many of the terms in paganism from Athame to Zodiac. http://www.fabrisia.com/paganabc.htm

A Pagan Child's ABC's Search the Site Home Page An Introduction by Fabrisia Pagan/Witch/Wiccan FAQ's History of Stregheria ... Email me! A is Athame, the knife that we use. B is for Beltaine, when partners we choose. C is for Circle where we all are one. D is for Deosil, path of the Sun. E is for Esbat, when we gather round. F is for Fire and its crackling sound. G is for the Goddess in beauty and love. H is the Horned One, our Father above. I is for Imbolg, candles light the way, J is for June when it's Midsummer's Day. K is for Karma, the things that we do. L is for Lammas, harvest's almost through! M is for Moon, riding way up so high, N is for Nighttime, which darkens the sky. O is for Ostara, when we hunt for eggs, P is for Pan, with hairy goat legs. Q is the Quarters and there are just four, R for the Rites when we open the Door. S is for Samhain, end of the year, T is for Tarot cards, futures to hear U is Undines from the watery West, V is Vervain for protection and rest. W 's Widdershins, the path of the moon. X is the sign that's the sign of the God. Y is for Yule and the sun's return

168. Pagans In Interfaith Dialogue Reports from Frew at the Parliament of World Religions, at which he represented witchcraft and paganism. http://www.cog.org/pwr/don.htm

Pagans In Interfaith Dialogue New Faiths, New Challenges presented by Donald H. Frew at the 1993 Parliament of the World’s Religions Hello and welcome. My name is Donald H. Frew. I am an Elder of the Covenant of the Goddess, the world’s largest religious organization for Neo-Pagan Witches, and I currently serve that organization as its National Public Information Officer. I have spent the last 8 years handling virtually all of CoG’s interfaith outreach. And in that capacity, I have served on the Board of Directors of the Berkeley Area Interfaith Council for last 7 years. Yesterday, Dr. J. Gordon Melton spoke on the challenges for "mainstream" religious groups encountering what he called New Religious Movements. He spoke from the point of view of a minister in one of those "mainstream" faiths looking out at all the New Religious Movements all over America. I am here, as a Neo-Pagan priest, to offer some observations from the other side of the dialogue. I will take questions at the end. First, a little bit of background...

169. PAGANISM.NET Everyone Has Psychic Abilities. It S A Matter Of paganism.NET, Everyone has psychic abilities. It s a matter of tapping into it. Psychic Reader Tarot Readings Clairvoyant Energy Healing Phone Psychic Daily http://www.paganism.net/

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170. Information - Paganism We see paganism as a reverence for our Earth Mother, and strive to live harmoniously with An introduction to Druidism, Wicca, Witchcraft and paganism. http://www.remoteviewing.org.uk/links/paganism.html

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171. Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. VI Translated from the Latin. Story of the last great martyr of Egypt under paganism. http://www.ccel.org/fathers2/ANF-06/anf06-99.htm

The Genuine Acts of Peter. The Genuine Acts of Peter. Were all the limbs of my body to be turned into tongues, and all the joints of my limbs to utter articulate sounds, it would noways be sufficient to express who, how great and how good, was our most blessed Father Peter, Archbishop of Alexandria. Especially incongruous do I consider it to commit to paper what perils he underwent by tyrants, what conflicts he endured with Gentiles and heretics, lest I should seem to make these the subjects of my panegyric rather than that passion to which he manfully submitted to make safe the people of God. Nevertheless, because the office of the narrator must fail in narrating his inmost conversation and wonderful deeds, and language is noways sufficient for the task, I have considered it convenient to describe only those exploits of his by which he is known to have attained to the pontificate, and after Arius had been cut off from the unity of the Church, to have been crowned with the martyr's laurel. Yet this do I consider to be a glorious end, and a spectacle of a magnificent contest, sufficient for those who do not doubt of a truthful narration, which is unstained by falsehood. In commencing, therefore, our account of the episcopate of this most holy man, let us call to our aid his own language, in order that we may make it co-operate with our own style. Alexandria is a city of exceeding magnitude, which holds the first place not only among the Egyptians, but the Thebans also and the Libyans, who are at no great distance from Egypt.

172. Weigall, Arthur: The Paganism In Our Christianity the Picturing of Christ as a lamb, owing to the paganism involved in the idea. (The paganism in Our Christianity, Arthur Weigall, 1928, p131,132) http://www.bible.ca/trinity/trinity-Weigall.htm

Decepto-Meter Satanic Quote Christianity Trasher This is one of the Watchtower's Star Witnesses! Trashes whole of Core Christianity. Weigall, is a modernist and doesn't believe the Bible is God's word. He trashes 99% of what both JW's and Trinitarians believe as from Pagan origin. JW's leave the impression that Weigall would exempt JW's from his comments! In fact, Weigall specifically addresses the Watchtower/Arian/Jw view of God known as Angel-Christology, stating that "angel-Christology" is from Pagan origin! The premise of the entire book is that if something was taught before it was written in the Bible, it is of pagan origin. Problem is, Weigall claims to have found 27 major Bible doctrines to exist in Pagan religions before it was first recorded in the Bible. Such a conclusion is simply invalid and for this reason, it is utter deception for the Jehovah's Witnesses to use Weigall as proof that trinity is pagan, because the same identical logic would prove the virgin birth as pagan. Weigall, Arthur: The Paganism in Our Christianity How the quote appears in "Should you believe in the Trinity", Watchtower, JW's booklet:

173. Paganism For Beginners An introduction to natural magick for seekers interested in exploring eclectic paganism, Pantheism, Wicca, Witchcraft, Shamanism or any earthbased http://www.catanna.com/paganism101.htm

Paganism For Beginners an introduction to natural magick I've often heard it said that there are as many reasons for becoming Pagan as there are Pagans! For me, it started in childhood with a feeling of kinship with the natural world... a belief that divinity was not something apart from us but something within all of us... humans, animals, birds, plants... within all life and within the Earth Herself. Later I found out that there was a name for this belief system: Pantheism. Other Pagan belief systems include the many varieties of witchcraft one of which is Wicca (trying saying that three times fast LOL!) There are also several Wiccan sects including Gardenerian and Alexandrian. Other Pagan paths are Shamanism, Asatru, Family Traditions, Celtic Traditionalism, Druidism, Strega, Santeria, Voudon, Ceremonial Magick and Mystery Traditions. There are many more. Some Pagans believe in the divine pair, God and Goddess . Some honor a pantheon or group of deities, some do not believe in god/dess personified but hold that nature itself is a creative presence. Some Pagans are eclectic and not allied with any one established belief system. One thing Pagans do not do is worship the Devil or Satan, who is actually a Christian figure, the opponent or adversary of the Christian God. Pagans respect and love the natural world of which we are all a part. Sexual parity and personal spiritual expression are also usually firmly upheld. We try to live our lives attuned to the cycles of Nature and often celebrate the turning of the seasons and mark life passages like birth, marriage (handfasting) and death with solitary or group rituals. These rites can be held outdoors or in... in fact, anywhere! Man-made churches are not necessary because the entire Universe is a sacred place. They may involve singing, dancing

174. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Bertulf Converted to Christianity from paganism, entered the monastery of Luxeuil under the Rule of St. Columban, became abbot of Bobbio, was staunchly antiArian, d. 639 or 640. Feast day 19 August. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/02524a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... B > St. Bertulf A B C D ... Z St. Bertulf Abbot of Bobbio, date of birth unknown; d. 639 or 640. He was the son of a pagan nobleman in Austrasia and a near relative of St. Arnulf, Bishop of Metz, whose pious example had such an influence on Bertulf that he became a Christian and in 620 entered the monastery of Luxeuil. A few years later he became acquainted with Abbot Attala, who had come to Luxeuil on a visit, and, with permission of Abbot Eustace of Luxeuil, joined Attala's community at Bobbio in Italy. Upon the death of Attala, in 627, Bertulf was elected by the monks of Bobbio as their abbot. Like his holy predecessor, he insisted on the observance of the austere rule introduced by St. Columban, the founder of Bobbio, and preached fearlessly against Arianism , which had gained a firm foothold in Italy under the Lombard kings. When the Bishop of Tortona endeavoured to bring Bobbio under his own jurisdiction, Bertulf hastened to Rome, where Pope Honorius received him kindly and granted the monastery entire exemption from episcopal jurisdiction. Jonas, a monk of Bobbio, who accompanied Bertulf on his journey to Rome, relates that, while returning to his monastery, Bertulf was attacked by a deadly fever, and cured miraculously by St. Peter. The same author ascribes a few other

175. Paganism: Information From Answers.com Note click on a word meaning below to see its connections and related words. The noun paganism has one meaning Meaning 1 any of various. http://www.answers.com/topic/paganism

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: WordNet Wikipedia Translations Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping paganism WordNet Note: click on a word meaning below to see its connections and related words. The noun paganism has one meaning: Meaning #1 any of various religions other than Christianity or Judaism or Islamism Synonyms: pagan religion heathenism Wikipedia paganism Within a European Christian context, paganism is a catch-all term which has come to connote a broad set of not necessarily compatible religious beliefs and practices (see Cult (religion) ) of a natural religion (as opposed to a revealed religion of a text), which are usually, but not necessarily, characterized by polytheism and, less commonly, animism . There is little organized "-ism" in paganism. Etymological Origins and meanings of the term The etymology of the term pagan can be traced. According to Harry Thurston Peck, Harper's Dictionary of Classical Antiquity the Latin noun paganus was used to mean "country dweller, villager" and originally had no denigrating connotations. The derived adjective meant "

176. Pagan Unity Campaign This organization's goal is to unify the many diverse branches of paganism in America. News, opinion, fundraisers, and contact and membership information. http://www.paganunitycampaign.org/

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177. The Murder And Resurrection Of Paganism The Murder and Resurrection of paganism. by William Sierichs, Jr. The paganism of the Classical Greek and Roman civilizations did not die. It was murdered. http://www.sdsmt.edu/student-orgs/tfs/reading/freethought/murder.html

The Murder and Resurrection of Paganism by William Sierichs, Jr. The paganism of the Classical Greek and Roman civilizations did not die. It was murdered. And in some ways, it has returned to take revenge upon its killer. A selection of books about the end of paganism details the great struggle between a culture that had existed for thousands of years, and an upstart cult that borrowed what it needed from the pagans and then suppressed them with a totalitarian fury. The Greco-Roman civilization had its faults, but it boasted great intellectual and religious diversity, usuallynot alwaysprotected by a form of freedom of speech. christianity deniaaed intellectual freedom and forced the Western world intoa theological strait jacket that could not be kept tight. civilization's struggle to escape Christian tyranny led to some of the worst violence ever. After 1,400 years, Christianity lost, and the free spirit and diversity found in the great pagan civilizations has been slowly reviving. Several recent books offer portraits of what was lost, and how. Porphyry's Against the ChristiansThe Literary Remains edited and translated by R. Joseph Hoffman of Oxford University(180pp., Prometheus Books), is almost a synopsis in itself of pagans vs. Christians.

178. Nova Scotia's Voice For Pagan Culture A collection of links to sites about paganism, alternative spirituality, and wicca. http://www.canadapagan.com/Provinces/ns.htm

179. Of Paganism Plunka asserts, though, in Synge s Homage to paganism in Riders to the Sea, that Whereas others have claimed that Christianity and paganism coexist in http://athena.english.vt.edu/~marvin/syngeweb/pagan.html

the Gene A. Plunka essay not only because of its applicability to my own research, but for its thoroughness at caulking heretofore the greatest hole in my argument. I contend that Synge's use of Celtic mythology and folklore in "Riders to the Sea" provides every Irish man and woman, whether Protestant or Catholic, a primitive and shared narrative of a singular people. Any biblical reference in the work, such as the apocalyptic vision of the riders, exposes itself to sectarian extrapolations, and thus pries the gap between the opposing sects even further. Plunka asserts, though, in "Synge's Homage to Paganism in Riders to the Sea ," that any Christian allusion in the play is wholly eclipsed by a great hegemony of pagan references. Furthermore, Plunka claims that many of the biblical references are neither religious nor even biblical. For example, many of the addresses to God, such as when Cathleen says "she's that sorry, God help her," are idioms and only idioms. They are part of a tradition of natural discourse. And the vision of the riders may be less a reference to the apocalypse than it is a scion of ancient fairy lore. Plunka then goes into a close reading of the text itself, highlighting all the pagan elements and citing the respective fairy lore from which they came. He tells us that the omnipotence and draw of the sea equates the power of the Irish sea god, Manannan Mac Lir. He notes that in an early draft of the writing, Martinmas was the time of the play, but that Synge changed it to Samhain, "a feast of the dead," when the "burial caves and fairy burrows were left open to allow spirits to come out for an airing." He explains the mythological implications of the predominant colors in the play, noting the perhaps universal belief that black and white is emblematic of good and evil, while also describing the peculiarly Irish understanding of the implications of the use of grey and red. He describes the props, and how each relates to a myth; and, among other apparently biblical references, he directs us to Irish legends of ghastly riders dashing through the marshes.

180. Podsnet Home Page The Pagan Occult Distribution System, a group of Bulletin Board Systems, with information for anyone wishing to find out more about paganism and earth religions. http://www.io.com/~podnet/index.htm

Welcome to PODSNet Welcome to PODSNet. PODS is the Pagan Occult Distribution System. We are a group of Bulletin Board Systems Operators who follow alternative religious paths. Our network is designed to provide support and information for anyone wishing to find out more about paganism and earth religions. We present below links to various resources dealing with these alternative religions, as well as such diverse topics such as herbalism, healing, and many others. We invite you to look around, make yourself comfortable and expand your horizons a bit. Please bear in mind that this site is brand new and is as yet under heavy construction. Currently, we have a very extensive links page that shows many other sites with information. Feel free to use this as your starting point on your journey. If you have any suggestions as to the content, or other comments, please send us email Links to other Pagan sites The Shaman's Union The Herbalist We plan to add more information on these and other topics soon. Please check back with us frequently. The Herbalist Faery Wicca Wicca

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