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8 Ideas for Celebrating Ostara
By
Gus diZerega
Ostara, the Spring Equinox, is always especially beautiful here in Sonoma County, California. This year seems especially nice. Winter’s rains have been lighter than we would like, but they have been gentle and well timed. My farmer friends with whom I’ve spoken are feeling good. Warming temperatures and longer days have brought forth the first…
The Perils of Pagan Clergy, Third (and Final?) Argument
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Gus diZerega
I wonder whether many people’s interest in having a Pagan clergy is because we have yet to really separate church from state adequately in this country. Other than legal issues caused by not adequately separating church and state, can any one name an issue where having a clergy would enable us to do something we…
Thoughts Inspired by the AIG scandal
By
Gus diZerega
The latest scandal with AIG, the upcoming paying $165 million in bonuses to executives managing a company needing the largest taxpayer financed bailout in world history. To make matters worse, some recipients of this money are in the very unit that caused AG’s troubles. Nor is the AIG example alone in giving away Americans’ wealth…
Darwinian Ethics
By
Gus diZerega
Pagans stand in an interesting relationship to Christians and Secularists. Because we focus on the Sacred as it manifests in the world, we do not have the problems with science and knowledge of the world that the Christian Church has had since its inception. On the other hand, we agree with our Christian brethren and…
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