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The linked article that follows raised a number of interesting questions for me, particularly with the sometimes-rabid anti-syncretic, hard polytheist discourse of intelligent contemporary paganism - a perhaps understandable stance in light of some of the more wildly appropriative forms of neopaganism. Particularly interesting is the contrast ( Read more... )

If you had to give a group the highlights of "pagan history" in about 3 hours, how would you organize it and what would you be sure to include? Would you explore the possible beginnings of religion, skip to classical civilizations, or emphasize the Neopagan movement in all its, ummm, glory ( Read more... )