Mark Green's Atheopaganism Blog

Living an Earth-Honoring Path Rooted in Science

It’s On Us Now

As an Atheopagan, I have Principles. They are a set of values about what is Sacred and how we should conduct ourselves in the world. Those values are about to be severely challenged as the far-right government of Donald Trump threatens the world with environmental, economic…

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A No-Bullshit Religion

A week or so ago, when I published “Is Atheopaganism Political?“, I expected some pushback. I suspected that there might be some who have embraced—even subconsciously—the dualistic idea that religion/spirituality lives in a separate realm of human experience from that of pragmatic matters such as public policy. So…

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Audio: The Guardian Trees

Another in my series of Sonoma Stories: mythology for a sacred landscape of meaning. Text version here.

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Mythology: The Guardian Trees

This is another in my series of mythological stories about Sonoma County (see “Storytelling and the Mythic Landscape”.) What if this happened, long ago? Now, everyone knows that the Sacred Earth gives birth to all of us, and takes us back into itself and makes new creatures when we…

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Is Atheopaganism Political?

People’s relationships with the world of public policy, elections and world affairs vary widely. For some, they are background noise, irrelevant distractions to the matters of their own lives, beliefs and practices. There are many Pagans like this. While they may espouse political opinions or share memes on Facebook, they’re…

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Audio: Storytelling and the Mythic Landscape

Another in my series of Sonoma Stories: mythology for a sacred landscape of meaning. Text version here.

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