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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 14:17 #21

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I wanted to answer your question mikey but I don't understand what is is.
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Well, rather than get angry about a question which you have yet to understand, allow me to explain.

I see a lot of posts about the evils of religion: some of which i agree with.

The usual targets are Christianity (especially the RCC), Islam, Judaism and then perhaps some mention of the other world religions.

And yet paganism, which is a religion too, seems to exempt from all of the usual criticism even though while it was the dominant religion in Europe, it seems to have had considerable negative consequences.

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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 14:18 #22

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Well, one time I got mad at my boss and decided to show it, so I said something to him and he grabbed his leg and started moaning and hobbled back into his office. Around the same time a girl I was working with was giving me a hard time so I did the same thing and left the office for a minute and when I came back she was doubled over and in pain. She said she was having bad cramps and went home sick.

Also, I opened myself up to unwanted supernatural visitors in the night.
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 14:19 #23

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mikey mikey wrote:
noseymutegirl wrote:
I wanted to answer your question mikey but I don't understand what is is.
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Well, rather than get angry about a question which you have yet to understand, allow me to explain.

I see a lot of posts about the evils of religion: some of which i agree with.

The usual targets are Christianity (especially the RCC), Islam, Judaism and then perhaps some mention of the other world religions.

And yet paganism, which is a religion too, seems to exempt from all of the usual criticism even though while it was the dominant religion in Europe, it seems to have had considerable negative consequences.

:think:

I wasn't really mad mikey. Just mad at myself, okay?

And I am in total agreement with what you say.
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 14:21 #24

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i-baster wrote:
As I understand it atheism is about not believing in a deity and so I think you could perhaps still be atheist and into some paganism. Not that I gave studied paganism at all.

paganism mean polytheistic. Many gods.

Not atheistic: No god.

Not anti-mono-theistic

unless that is how you and others here are using the word :umm:

hmmmmm :think:

Perhaps you are right. :chuckle: ;)
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 14:22 #25

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noseymutegirl wrote:
mikey mikey wrote:
noseymutegirl wrote:
I wanted to answer your question mikey but I don't understand what is is.
:mad:

Well, rather than get angry about a question which you have yet to understand, allow me to explain.

I see a lot of posts about the evils of religion: some of which i agree with.

The usual targets are Christianity (especially the RCC), Islam, Judaism and then perhaps some mention of the other world religions.

And yet paganism, which is a religion too, seems to exempt from all of the usual criticism even though while it was the dominant religion in Europe, it seems to have had considerable negative consequences.

:think:

I wasn't really mad mikey. Just mad at myself, okay?

And I am in total agreement with what you say.

That's a relief :)

And thanks :thumbup:
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 14:26 #26

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noseymutegirl wrote:
Well, one time I got mad at my boss and decided to show it, so I said something to him and he grabbed his leg and started moaning and hobbled back into his office. Around the same time a girl I was working with was giving me a hard time so I did the same thing and left the office for a minute and when I came back she was doubled over and in pain. She said she was having bad cramps and went home sick.

Also, I opened myself up to unwanted supernatural visitors in the night.

Please explain more, supernatural visitors in the night like those experienced during sleep paralysis?
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 14:27 #27

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Yes. Sometimes more than others.
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 14:29 #28

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noseymutegirl wrote:
Well, one time I got mad at my boss and decided to show it, so I said something to him and he grabbed his leg and started moaning and hobbled back into his office. Around the same time a girl I was working with was giving me a hard time so I did the same thing and left the office for a minute and when I came back she was doubled over and in pain. She said she was having bad cramps and went home sick.

Also, I opened myself up to unwanted supernatural visitors in the night.

Ah! Well that was very naughty of you then. :)
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 14:31 #29

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I know. Just feeling my oats, I guess.
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 14:33 #30

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mikey mikey wrote:
And yet paganism, which is a religion too, seems to exempt from all of the usual criticism even though while it was the dominant religion in Europe, it seems to have had considerable negative consequences.

:think:

That is because the simplistic view of paganism is that the sun gives life to the earth and causes plants to grow.

People can see it and watch it happen so there is not alot of over analyzing and speculation.

Most other religions are based on stories from humans that get viewed as Sci-Fi.

idk for sure,,,,

:dunno:
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 14:47 #31

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idk for sure,,,,

Perhaps you should check before posting, then?

Are you talking about Neopaganism, Wicca and Neo Druidism?

Is it Ásatrúarfélagið in Iceland or Romuva in Lithuania?

Paleopaganism or Mesopaganism?

Is it Japanese Animism (Shinto) or the Chinese Folk Religions that venerate dieties such as Pangu, Fuxi and nuwa?
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 16:13 #32

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noseymutegirl wrote:
I know. Just feeling my oats, I guess.
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Your doing great I think :beer:
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 16:20 #33

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Rick wrote:
noseymutegirl wrote:
I know. Just feeling my oats, I guess.
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Your doing great I think :beer:

:O Rick, I know you like to be positive, but why are you applauding naughty Nosey for launching vicious psychic attacks on enemies? :D

My sister said she & a mate at work were sick of some other woman there being a trouble making bitch, & they were messing about, saying some gonk thing one of them had on their key-ring looked like her, & sticking pins in its eyes (nice :umm: ).

Then they got a nasty shock when she didn't turn in, & rung a bit later to say she'd needed to book an immediate emergency visit to the opticians because she was having bother with her eyes.
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 16:22 #34

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I thought paganism was worship of nature and shit like that.
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 16:23 #35

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Gilly wrote:
Rick wrote:
noseymutegirl wrote:
I know. Just feeling my oats, I guess.
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Your doing great I think :beer:

:O Rick, I know you like to be positive, but why are you applauding Nosey for launching vicious psychic attacks on enemies? :D

I was giving her moral support and a compliment, I must have missed what your talking about my friend.
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 16:28 #36

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i-baster wrote:
I thought paganism was worship of nature and shit like that.

Nature is full of forces for you to receive and enjoy, and for me at times of hard physical things or dealing with endurance the extreme heat the tree I have focused on helps me along, that's one simple way of blending with nature, and I have shown the tree pictures it is intoxicating to me.
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 16:38 #37

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Rick wrote:
i-baster wrote:
I thought paganism was worship of nature and shit like that.

Nature is full of forces for you to receive and enjoy, and for me at times of hard physical things or dealing with endurance the extreme heat the tree I have focused on helps me along, that's one simple way of blending with nature, and I have shown the tree pictures it is intoxicating to me.

I have serious problems in the winter when i can't get out into nature where everything is green and warm...

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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 16:56 #38

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Rick wrote:
Fun topic and not a volatile subject :corn:

Do you think people will consider you a devil worshiper if you told a friend you lean toward paganism, or would you have to just study and practice it in solitude.

Basically I think animals can communicate telepathically with us.
Nope physically, everything between us is communication, but beneath human conscious awareness, if you deepen your understanding of physical/bodily communication you will understand your animals ;)
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 17:04 #39

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Rick wrote:
Fun topic and not a volatile subject :corn:

Do you think people will consider you a devil worshiper if you told a friend you lean toward paganism, or would you have to just study and practice it in solitude.

Basically I think animals can communicate telepathically with us.
Nope physically, everything between us is communication, but beneath human conscious awareness, if you deepen your understanding of physical/bodily communication you will understand your animals ;)

Thank you

I'm trying each day to better my understanding and deepen my insight into communication with my animals and forces that are not readily available in our spectrum of sight, or hearing, but there in dreams or messages or directional guidence in our physical awake world which many are dulled and I am to and not picking up on them
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Re: Embracing paganism in the bible belt. 29 Dec 2012 17:06 #40

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I'd like to see hexhammers view on this, although he's not in the bible belt ofc.
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