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DEFINITIONS
Paganism: A modern religious movement that encompasses traditions which are generally earth-centered; magickal; indigenous; stress a connection to and respect for the natural world; recognize both male and female deities; encourage diversity in spiritual beliefs, practices, and lifestyles; do not operate under a centralized hierarchy; have no official or standardized dogma that extends beyond the particular tradition; and stresses personal responsibility in matters of belief, ethics, and spiritual practice.
source: Paganism, Joyce & River Higginbotham (Llewellyn Publications)
Paganism: The ancient way of practicing religion that is rooted in the awe of nature, ascribing deities or qualities to the natural forces. Wicca is a form of Paganism.
source: Sacred Path of Reiki, Katalin Koda (Llewellyn Publications)
Paganism: A term in wide use today that describes personal religious activities and constructs in which the pre-Christian deities of many lands are worshipped. Paganism is quite popular, especially among women, as it supports women clergy and is often centered on Goddess worship. Sometimes known as Neo-Paganism.
source: Dreaming the Divine, Scott Cunningham (Llewellyn Publications)
ARTICLES
5 ARTICLES ON PAGANISM
1. Review of the Celtic Dragon Tarot:
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2. Introduction to Ceremonial Magick:
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3. Review of The Robin Wood Tarot:
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4. Review of The Llewellyn Tarot:
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5. The Robin Wood Tarot—A Review:
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