By a reader’s request here is an expansion/continuation of the post on Robin Artisson’s Conversion Essay. I’m not sure what all he wants explained but I’ll try my best.
First some background- Robin Artisson is the author of The Witching Way of Hollow Hill, The Horn of Everwood and The Flaming Circle. I have not read [...]
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More on Artisson & Conversion
Posted in Christianity, Interfaith, Pagan Community on April 11, 2009 | 12 Comments »
Response to Artisson’s Conversion Essay
Posted in Christianity, Ethics, Interfaith, Pagan Community, Theology, tagged conversion on August 13, 2008 | 19 Comments »
This is a response to Robin Artisson’s Essay- The System and Psychology of Conversion
Go read it before this post. It is an essay about Pagans/Heathens/polytheists who convert back to Christianity or Judaism and the possible factors that make them more likely to convert. First, I have to give Artisson credit for admitting his biases up [...]
Immanence and the Holy Spirit
Posted in Christianity, Interfaith, Judaism, Theology, tagged Christianity, Gnosticism, goddess, Holy Spirit, immanence, Judaism, mysticism, Pentecost, Quakerism, Theology, Trinity on June 13, 2008 | 2 Comments »
About a month or so ago Pentecost was coming up and I asked my fiance to explain the history behind it. He explained that in the Book of Acts, the Apostles got together to celebrate the then Jewish holiday of Pentecost. They were feeling discouraged and didn’t know what to do next in since the [...]
Being Publicly Pagan
Posted in Interfaith, Pagan Community on November 22, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
Despite being rather outspoken on politics and current events, when it comes to religion I’m actually pretty moderate about discussing it. When I was younger I probably would’ve been louder about it, but after spending more time out in the community, particularly in a student pagan group, I’ve realized a better way to educate people [...]
