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Paganism:     more books (104)

The Enlightenment: The Rise of Modern Paganism (Vol. 1) (v. 1) by Peter Gay, 1995-07-17 Never Again the Burning Times: Paganism Revived by Loretta Orion, 1994-12 Paganism by Vivianne Crowley, 2001-08-01 The New Paganism by Harold Lindsell, 1987-09 Counterfeit Christianity - How Ancient Paganism Mixed with Christianity by E. Raymond Capt, 2006 A Community of Witches: Contemporary Neo-Paganism and Witchcraft in the United States (Studies in Comparative Religion) by Helen A. Berger, 1998-11 Handbook of Contemporary Paganism (Brill Handbooks on Contemporary Religion) Voodoo and Afro-Caribbean Paganism (Volume 0) by Lilith Dorsey, 2005-11-01 Paganism: Webster's Timeline History, 1000 BC - 901 BC - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-06-06

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61. Welcome To Magickal Shadow
    Site discusses Magick, Witchcraft and paganism and includes a time line of events of the Salem Witch Trials, an online store and a book resource with recommendations from the Pagan publishers.  
    http://www.magickalshadow.com
    
    Extractions: To enjoy this website you will need to have a Java enabled browser (IE 5.5 or higher needed to view style scripts) with 800 x 600 resolution, a color setting of no less than 24 bit, and a Flash Viewer. Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java(tm). March 12 : Article of the Month, "Intellectual Idiots".

62. Summerland Grove Pagan Church - Paganism
    There is a wealth of information on the Internet and elsewhere about paganism. paganismis the term used to describe the religions of the Old Gods.  
    http://www.summerland.org/pagan.html
    
    Extractions: Church History Realm System Wheel of the Year ... Rituals The Old Ways, in the Modern Age There is a wealth of information on the Internet and elsewhere about Paganism. Here is a small sample of the tools, customs, holidays, and practices of Paganism. This is in no way the only view or definition of these topics. Pagansim is a very diverse religion with several beliefs and practices. No one individual belief or practice is considered the "right" or "only" way. The following are just examples of the more common aspects of what you may find within the Pagan Community. Gods Tools Holidays Rituals The term Pagan is used to describe individuals who worship the Old Gods before Christianity. Although most Pagans are Nature oriented people (Those who worship the Old Nature Gods), some Pagans practice the worship of Old Gods which are not necessarily Nature oriented, such as the Egyptian Gods. Paganism is the term used to describe the religions of the Old Gods. There are several branches or "denominations" in Paganism. These include, but are not limited to, Wicca, Druidism, Egyptian, Nordic and Celtic. There are several sites on the Web detailing these religions, so I will leave that up to them. Check out my Pagan Links for these and other sites. Contrary to popular belief, Pagans do not worship "Satan". Satanists worship Satan. If Pagans DID worship the Christian creation "Satan", then we would call ourselves Satanists. Most Satanists, by nature of their religion, are very proud to be labeled Satanists. Pagans on the other hand dislike being called "Satanists" because we do not even believe in a "Satan", much less worship him.

63. Dangers Of The New Age Movement
    Discusses Wicca, paganism, Freemasonry and New Age Beliefs.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/6535/index.html
    
    Extractions: Updated April 24, 2001 A chance for Christian-Pagan dialogue. Christians, are you interested in talking to Wiccans, Atheists and New Agers? Non-Christians, do you wish Christians understood your beliefs? Now is your chance for dialogue. Subscribe to Patty's Page Discussion Group. Powered by groups.yahoo.com

64. What Is Paganism?
    What is paganism? paganism is a spiritual way of life which perceivesthe universe, both seen and unseen, as a sacred place. Pagans  
    http://www.demon.co.uk/charities/PHFT/what-is-pag.html
    
    Extractions: Paganism is a spiritual way of life which perceives the universe, both seen and unseen, as a sacred place. Pagans see the sacred spirit in nature as well as in the individual soul. Pagan and other indigenous beliefs exist all over the world in both South and North America, in Africa, Australia and New Zealand, and in Asia; it is also the ancestral heritage of many people in the modern West, some of whom still believe and practice forms of pre-Christian or traditional spirituality. The word "pagan" derives from the Latin "Paganius", a country dweller, implying someone who "lived in the sticks" and had their own rustic or regional way of doing things. "Pagan" in contemporary minds has a variety of connotations ranging from "a non-religious or secular person" to "a non-Christian" or "civilized heathen". Today's Pagans regard themselves as people who have retained the wisdom and values of their ancestors in modified ways which suit modern life. Aspects of modern Pagan belief in the West include the reverence of female as well as male aspects of Deity; a strong familial and community cohesion; a sense of ancestral heritage and of traditional respect for the land; festivals for seasonal celebration; a validation of oral traditions, stories and myths; a belief that spiritual practice beneficially changes our world; and an awareness of non-ordinary reality which is understood to impinge upon our daily lives. Sexual parity and personal spiritual expression are firmly upheld.

65. The Gothic Pagan Survey
    A survey to better explore how goths view paganism.  
    http://my.en.com/~wufkitn/GP_Survey.html
    
    Extractions: Cleveland, OH 44110 Darkest Greetings - We are in the process of gathering information on the point of intersection between gothdom and the occult that has been called Gothic Paganism . Both of us, as you will see below, consider ourselves Gothic Pagans. We know what this term means to us - our own unique viewpoint - but we'd like to know if others who find themselves at this crossroads define it the same way. We have included a questionnaire touching on what we find to be definite elements of Gothic Paganism . These may dovetail nicely with your own beliefs, or we may not even be in the same crematoria. Either way, we'd like your input. We conducted an introductory workshop on Gothic Paganism at a major pagan festival (Starwood) last summer and plan to do more; this questionnaire is part of our research towards that goal. Therefore any feedback is most welcome. You probably know one of us through either the Gothic literary scene or through the Internet and alt.gothic; but you may not know the other. Or this could be the first you've heard from either of us. Therefore we'd like to introduce ourselves and explain our interest in Gothic Paganism . Terry Sindar is an active part of the literary gothic subculture, and follows what he considers a gothic/pagan path. He has studied various spiritual systems including the Tarot, Cabala, Enochian magic, and psychedelic shamanism. As a writer of gothic/pagan related fantasy, he has written for a number of gothic, fantasy, and pagan magazines. He was a founding member of the band "Minstrels of Enchantment" and is co-founder of the dark illusion sideshow act "Carnival Xaotika".

66. Paganism
    paganism paganism is a general term which is usually understood as denotingany religious act, practice or ceremony which is not Christian.  
    http://www.themystica.com/mystica/articles/p/paganism.html
    
    Extractions: Back to Home Page or Contents Page or Religions and Sects or Index Paganism P aganism is a general term which is usually understood as denoting any religious act, practice or ceremony which is not Christian. Anyone practicing paganism is usually known as a pagan. The word pagan comes from the Latin word paganus which means a country dweller . As Christianity grew the term pagan took on a different definition and unsavory connotations. Gradually a pagan referred to anyone not being a Christian; and paganism came to mean a non-Christian belief or religion. The Christian Church has vigorously attempted to eradicate it by implying that pagans are unsophisticated, uneducated and worship false gods. Present day pagans or Neo-pagans, as some refer to themselves, find a unison with the ecstatic and mysticism of the pre-Christian religions which they find missing in the mainstream Western religion. Neo-paganism brings them closer to both nature and the Divine Force. The Christian God seems remote or alienated to them, and they see most Christians as viewing nature as just something to be exploited. Most pagans and Neo-pagans view paganism as a religion chiefly worshiping the Mother Goddess, God and nature. The religion also is polytheistic having many deities in the pantheon. To some these goddesses and gods are more than just deities, they represent archetypes of the collective unconsciousness. A.G.H.

67. Index
    Personal homepage for views on paganism.  
    http://www.geocities.com/rainbowwitch/
    
    Extractions: G a y P a g a n P a g e S a t y r M a g i c k s Greetings!!! My name is SatyrMagick (aka Tim). I am a gay male pagan, my path is what I would describe as Fairy Wiccan Shaman. Although, personally I would call myself a Kitchen Witch. For more information on my beliefs and path Click here. As, you can tell. I am a very big fan of The Great God, Pan. Pan is my honored male Diety and Gaia is the female counterpart that I use. I am also a Radical Faerie! Since I am such a big fan of The Great God Pan I decided to dress as Him for a Samhain Ball in 1999. Here is a pic of me as The Great God Pan. Also, I just recently was handfasted. It was a Wonderful Event, with a wonderful person. His name is Wayne and we have known each other for the last 3 years, but, started dating in January 2000. If you would like to see pictures of the hand fasting click here. I am an entertainer I perform as a Female Impersonator. My main Character is Mae West whom I perform live. I also perfom lipsynching such characters as Bette Midler, Mama Cass Elliot, Peggy Lee, Shirley Temple (LARGE), Divine, Ethel Merman, Cyndi Lauper and live singing as myself Miss Tiffany Rose. Click here to see some pics of Tiffnay Rose in some of her Characters.

68. Neo-paganism
    Index. Neopaganism. Within this section are described the beliefsand ceremonies of a presently, practiced, pagan religion. These  
    http://www.themystica.com/mystica/pages/neo_paganism.htm
    
    Extractions: Back to Home Page or Contents Page or Topics or Index Neo-paganism Within this section are described the beliefs and ceremonies of a presently, practiced, pagan religion. These descriptions will attempt to explain past and present meanings of this religion for its practitioners. The following articles are presented: Astral

69. Christmas - Is It Christian?
    Where did the world get Christmas? from the Bible, or paganism? (compiled by the Worldwide Church of God)  
    http://www.cornerstone1.org/b-christmas.htm
    
    Extractions: Where did the world get Christmas? ... from the Bible, or paganism? Here are the astonishing facts which may shock you! Test yourself. How much do you know of the origin of the Christmas tree of "Santa Claus" of the mistletoe of the holly wreath of the custom of exchanging gifts? - Did you like this booklet? You may order a free copy. Simply click on the button below. Thank you for visiting Cornerstone Evangelical Association This booklet is located at http://www.cornerstone1.org/b-christmas.htm The activities of Cornerstone Evangelical Association are freely offered without any cost to anyone. No unauthorized contact is ever made without prior consent. We are simply dedicated to preaching the gospel according to Jesus Christ.

70. The Pagan Federation - USA
    National chapter of this international Pagan rights group. Site features news, events and contact information about paganism in America.  
    http://members.aol.com/paganfedus/home.html
    
    Extractions: U.S.A. The Pagan Federation was founded in 1971 (in Britain) to provide information, to counter misconceptions about Paganism and to work for the rights of Pagans to worship freely and without censure. To help accomplish this, the PF organizes members' only and public events, maintains personal contact with individual members and with the wider Pagan community, publishes a quarterly journal, Pagan Dawn, and holds an annual conference in London, UK, each November. The Pagan Federation International consists of all those regions lying outside of the United Kingdom, many of whom, like their UK counterparts, hold public gatherings throughout the year. The PF doesn't exist to promote any single path within Paganism, nor do we presume to represent all Pagans. Rather our members are drawn from all strands of Paganism, are at least 18 years of age, and subscribe to the Three Principles which give the Pagan Federation its common purpose and focus: Love for and Kinship with Nature. Reverence for the life force and its ever-renewing cycles of life and death.

71. Magick Happens
    A celebration of paganism in Australia. Includes sections on witches, fairies, mystics and events.  
    http://www.magickhappens.com.au
    
    Extractions: Entries to be full colour as long as they work effectively in black and white or greyscale. There is to be no type as this is for the picture only not the title Magick Happens. All entires to be received by Friday, 2nd May 2003. They will be managed by Clair who will be the only person who will know who the submissions are from before the voting. All submissions will be judged by the committee of Magick Happens.

72. CUUPS Brochures - What Is Paganism?
    Brochures. What is paganism? paganism is not new or unusual in our modernlife. For many people practices. Defining paganism. The origin  
    http://www.cuups.org/content/publications/whatispaganism.html
    
    Extractions: Important Notice (Spring 2002) Newsletter Archive Sacred Cosmos Order Form To download a free copy of Acrobat Reader for .pdf files, click on icon below Paganism is not new or unusual in our modern life. For many people it exists less as an active religion than as parts of our popular culture. Halloween costumes and treats, Christmas trees and mistletoe, Easter bunnies and eggs, maypole dances, harvest festivals and hundreds of other folkways began as Pagan practices. Modern-day Pagans seek to restore the religious context of these practices. Defining Paganism The origin of the word pagan is from the Latin paganus, meaning a country dweller. When cities were Christianized the people in the country continued to practice the old religions. The word pagan took on the meaning of "those folks out there in the sticks who still do all that old-fashioned stuff." Later it came to mean any member of an indigenous folk or tribal religion or anyone who was not "of the Book" (i.e., the Koran, Bible, Torah). Pagan religions originated in a time when people lived close to the land. Pagan theologies reflect an awareness of nature with its cycles of the seasons, as well as the cycles and seasons of human life. Such awareness is a common thread among Pagans today. Few modern Pagans can fully know or follow how our ancestors worshiped. Instead we invent and reinvent our religious practices, and even our beliefs, as we determine how they resonate with our contemporary lives. Some people prefer to use the word "Neopagan" to describe this form of modern Paganism.

73. The Witches Way - All Are Welcome Here
    An extensive database of information relating to Witchcraft and paganism, with a slant towards Wicca.  
    http://www.witchesway.net/

74. CUUPS Publications - Celebrating Paganism With Children
    Brochures. Celebrating paganism with Children! Many children todaylearn about caring for the Earth at home and in school. The idea  
    http://www.cuups.org/content/publications/children.html
    
    Extractions: Important Notice (Spring 2002) Newsletter Archive Sacred Cosmos Order Form To download a free copy of Acrobat Reader for .pdf files, click on icon below Many children today learn about caring for the Earth at home and in school. The idea of saving the Earth is all around them in the media. In addition to those sentiments, contemporary Pagans also teach their children to celebrate the sacredness of the Earth. Play as a Way to the Sacred Play offers many ways to engage children in the sacred. Through play, learning is fun. Pagan and other Earth-centered religious traditions honor the playfulness and joy of the human experience as sacred. Children love to make music and it can give them a sense of the Divine creator in themselves. Learning to use rhythm instruments can foster that joy. Making rattles and other musical instruments can be fun projects for the whole family. The instruments can be used in worship as well as informal play. Chants are also common in worship and they are easy to learn. Sing with children anytime. Collections of stones, leaves, or any other curiosities, can provide the start of an altar. Memories of where an item was collected and how it was identified bring a sense of the mundane-as-sacred when "just a rock" is displayed in a place of pride.

75. Witches And Wicca
    Articles on Wicca, Witchcraft, paganism, and Shamanism.  
    http://www.rickross.com/groups/wicca.html

76. Official Real Paganism Forum Gateway
    A free online forum for serious practitioners of Real paganism and Pagan Earth-based spiritualities.Category Society Religion and Spirituality NetworkingA free online forum for serious practitioners of Real paganism and Pagan Earthbasedspiritualities. Official Real paganism Forum Gateway. Enter Forum. Forum FAQ.  
    http://realpaganismforum.tripod.com/
    
    Extractions: Official Real Paganism Forum Gateway Enter Forum Forum FAQ What is the Real Paganism Forum? The Real Paganism Forum is a Free online forum stored on Yahoo servers for practitioners of all forms of Pagan spirituality. Members are able to post messages, upload self-pictures and other pictures relevent to the forum, post helpful links in our links page ( please no spamming ), and chat in our free chat room with other members. The primary language used at this forum is English Who is allowed to join? EVERYONE! Everyone who is a practitioner of a Pagan religion or spirituality, that is. Beginners with serious questions are also welcome. Obtaining a Yahoo I.D. so that you may participate in all Yahoo forums such as this one is completely free, fast, and easy to do. This forum specializes in all forms of Paganism past and present. Anyone devoted to learning more about how pagan religions really used to be practiced (rather than the false history propagated by inaccurate sources) and how they can be practiced once again to suit our current time period are very welcome and encouraged to join. Topics may range from traditional Witchcraft, Druidry (as much as can be known about it), Asatru, Shamanism, Greek, Kemetic (Egyptian), Native practices, and more! It's a Pagan forum, folks. That's a pretty wide catagory.

77. Links To Lithuania And Lithuanian Paganism
    Two essays on Lithuanian folk beliefs and paganism, along with four folk tales.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Delphi/3503/contents.html

78. Paganism And Pagan Survivals In Spain Up To The Fall Of The Visigothic Kingdom -
    http://libro.uca.edu/mckenna/paganism.htm

79. WIND DANCER'S WORLD
    Learn about paganism, Shamanism and Wicca. Read poems and see beautiful art. Buy your own hand made Native American authentic bone choker or medicine bag.  
    http://members.fortunecity.com/justdakota/justdakota
    
    Extractions: For those of you who are visiting for the first time, I welcome you with open arms to my world. And for those of you who have been here before, make yourself comfortable, and explore. There is so much more information included in my new site and I now have an exclusive distributer for my Native American Crafts.Winterhawk Native American Trading Post. This is my updated site. I have added many new insites, poems,and links . I hope you enjoy it,and share with me your thoughts. Most of the things on this first page haven't changed, as I feel it is a great introducion to my World. But please feel free to browse as there are many other worlds within mine.

80. Paganism
    paganism What is it? paganism diversity. paganism is widely practiced andincludes revived or often updated ancient practices and religions.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/games3/ladyashmon/pag.html
    
    Extractions: Paganism is the oldest of the religions out there, definately older than any organized religion, even the fore father of many different religions. According to many archeologists and anthropologists, mankind has been practicing religions for over 25,000 years. Whether you be Wiccan, Druid, Shaman or other, you are a pagan at heart. Pagan is the worship of the old way. Paganism is a broad, eclectic contemporary religious movement that encompasses shamanistic, ecstatic, polytheistic, and magical religions. Most of the religions termed Pagan are characterized by nature-centered spirituality, honoring of pre-Christian deities/gods/goddesses, personal belief systems, lack of institutionalization, a quest to develop the self, and acceptance and encouragement of diversity. Paganism is widely practiced and includes revived or often updated ancient practices and religions. For their inspiration, Pagans look to non-Abrahamic, ecstatic, and mystery religions of old as well as indigenous and magic-using traditions from around the world. Contemporary Paganism is interwoven with artistic, visionary, and libertarian traditions and emphasizes the free will of the individual. Many traditions celebrate rituals to mark transitions in the natural world (such as solstices, lunar phases, or a birth) as well as in a person's life (such as marriage or moving to a new home). While the largest segment of the Pagan population is at times women, middle classed and white, Paganism cuts across all lines, whether racial, occupational, or class- or gender-based. Most Pagans, however, are avid readers with interests in ecology, creativity, and personal growth. Since it is not an organized movement, it is very difficult to determine the number of its practitioners, but it is estimated that there are between 100,000 and 600,000 in the U.S. alone. Some have termed Paganism the fastest-growing religion in the West.

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