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A Pagan's Blog
Why It’s So Hard to Admit Error
By
Gus diZerega
A great piece on why it is so difficult to convince people by using reason and evidence has just appeared in Atlantic Magazine ‘s online site. Lane Wallace’s The Uncommon Navigator is well worth reading by all Pagans – and by everybody else.
The Difference Between Civilization and Barbarism
By
Gus diZerega
We have all heard, if we’ve paid attention, of how stories of Americans widespread torturing of Muslims have served as a big recruitment draw for groups fighting us. Torture is what Americans have been doing because our amoral leaders say its how best to deal with committed enemies. Compare that logic with this story of…
Frank Schaeffer on Fundamentalism and Village Idiots
By
Gus diZerega
Ever since Cheryl brought Rachel Maddow’s interview of Frank Schaeffer to my attention, I’ve dithered and agonized over whether to post it. Frank Schaeffer is a former leading member of the religious right who was deeply involved in Republican Party politics, saw at least part of the light, and now has written Crazy for God:…
The Wiccan Rede and the Ten Commandments
By
Gus diZerega
Last night we discussed the meaning of the Wiccan Rede: An It Harm None, Do as Ye Will. Its tone and message is very different from much monotheistic teaching, such as the Ten Commandments. Superficially read the Rede simply says, “so long as you do not harm anyone, do what you want.” But careful thought…
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