Tag: paganism
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Pagans Are Really Annoyed That ISIS Took The Name Of Their Goddess
from Huffingtonpost.co.uk: The shock ubiquity of the terror group ISIS with its sudden takeover of swathes of Iraq has caused a bit of a branding problem. Isis, the ancient Egyptian […]
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St Valentine’s Day = Pagan Holiday
Zen Gardner distills much longer Christian article on pagan roots of St. Valentine’s Day. Holiday appears another example of making Christianity amenable to pagan worshipers. “Like Christmas, Easter, Halloween, New […]
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‘The Occult Experience (1985)’
A 1985 film, “The Occult Experience,” introduces viewer to paganism, occultism, witchcraft and Satanism. An excerpt follows from You Tube summary: “OCCULTISM has its basis in a religious way of […]
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The Wicker Man: The Return of the Pagan World
The late Philip Coppens covers occult appeal of 1973 edition of movie, “The Wicker Man,” in his article, “The Wicker Man: The Return of the Pagan World.” Title suggests paganism […]
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Pagan Roots of Christianity from Mithraism
Jesusneverexited.com describes Mithraism: “Eclipsed as it was in later centuries by the faith of Christ, Mithraism – or rather, its Romanised form Sol Invictus – was the first ‘universal religion’ […]
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May Day, Beltane and the Maypole
Happy Late May Day! The Maypole dance has a pagan history unknown to the public. An Examiner article, “May Day, Beltane and the Maypole,” provides an insightful background of celebration.
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Occult Calendar: Beltane Fire Festival
You are not likely to see occult celebrations listed in your local newspaper. The occult calendar enters an active period from April 19 to May 1. Holy Hexes intends to […]
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winter solstice 2011: pagan celebrations mark shortest day of the year
from national post: Depending on where you are in the world, December 21 or 22 marks the winter solstice in the northern hemisphere: the official beginning of winter, and the […]
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gop presidential hopeful courts pagans
from the hill: Gary Johnson’s unorthodox campaign for the Republican presidential nomination continued Sunday, when he spoke at a Google+ town hall conducted by representatives of various pagan media outlets. […]
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Vatican’s Darkest Decret – No Apostolic Succession
The Vatican is considered a castle by some, a temple by most. The Pope does not live, walk, sleep, sit, worship and breath the air of Holy Land but instead lives in a temple where he sits as the head of a state within a state – that state is the Vatican City.