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Atheopaganism at Pantheacon 2017

Wed, Oct 26, 2016

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Events

John Halstead and I have two events on this year’s Pantheacon schedule—plus a social gathering! This conference/convention, held in February each year, is the largest gathering of Pagans in North America and an important driver of cultural development in the Pagan community: four days of workshops, panel discussions, rituals and performances.

MOON MEET 2017: An Atheopagan Gathering

Tue, Oct 18, 2016

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Moon Meet will be a congregation of Atheopagans, non-theist Pagans and others interested in our paths, held from Friday, August 4 through Sunday, August 6, on private land on a redwood-covered mountain near Healdsburg, in the beautiful wine country of Sonoma County, California. Moon Meet—named because we will hold…

A Pagan Opportunity to Reflect

Sat, Oct 15, 2016

Mark Green

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Pagan

Recently, John Beckett wrote on “A Pagan Crisis of Faith“. Beckett’s central premise in this piece is that from time to time, and especially when confronted with extreme circumstances, some theistic Pagans will come to a point where they question their beliefs in gods. However, he argues,…

Looking Forward

Thu, Sep 15, 2016

Mark Green

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Pagan

So, Gavin Frost died. And several writers I respect have weighed in on his shameful legacy. I can’t say any better what they have, and my rule-of-blog is not to repeat what’s already out there. What I can say, though, is that the death of this awful human is an…

INPUT PLEASE! Planning for Moon Meet, an Atheopagan Gathering in Summer 2017

Fri, Sep 09, 2016

Mark Green

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We’ve been building a community, we Atheopagans, both in our own spaces here and on Facebook and in larger contexts such as on the Humanistic Paganism site. Traffic on this site continues to climb, and the FB group is now growing towards 700 members.

Some Language I’m Not Going to Use Any More: An Apology

Sun, Jul 31, 2016

Mark Green

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Pagan, Personal Reflection

This post is an apology. It has now been more than two years since I waded into the broader online Pagan conversation on behalf first of myself, and then of what has turned out to be the many Pagans who do not believe in literal gods. In those early days,…