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The Spiritual Side of Last Night’s Victory
By
Gus diZerega
There was a spiritual dimension to the victory of health care reform last night. One that decent people of any religion can celebrate. A precedent was set that may help reverse a deep misunderstanding of the nature of democratic government, and this precedent is a deeply moral and ethical one.
Corruption in Religious Organizations
By
Gus diZerega
A major theme in my understanding of religion and spirituality is that religious organizations are not so much a means to grow in genuine spirituality, as they enable many people to come together and engage in spiritual practice as a community. The growth remains an individual responsibility, sometimes aided but sometimes hindered by the organizations…
A Pagan Perspective on Science
By
Gus diZerega
In a previous comment Rombald called our attention to the fact that science itself was powerfully influenced by a Christian world view when it originated. The desacralization of the world promoted by Protestantism in particular made it easy to approach it in a detached ‘objective’ fashion. Western science is largely Protestant Christian in its origins. …
This Blog’s Vision, Culture War, and an Undercover Atheist
By
Gus diZerega
This blog is an active participant in the Culture War being waged in the US. But I often find myself in a strange position, as many other Pagans likely do. I frequently seem to shift sides. I want to describe how I see what I am doing in this respect, and then recommend a book…
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