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The Spiritual Virtue in Buying Locally
By
Gus diZerega
For me, one of the hardest things about being a Pagan is living in a society where nothing has value in itself. Our world is believed to be made up of things – people occasionally exempted unless they are in the way of a corporation. Some thing is valuable to the degree it can be…
Of Religion and Politics: A Pagan View
By
Gus diZerega
The disturbing entry of right wing religion into American politics over the past few decades raises an important question for all of us with a spiritual commitment: how should our spirituality appropriately influence our lives as citizens? As citizens we are called upon to take some responsibility for our community, a community where most members…
Pachamama Recognized in New Bolivian Constitution
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Gus diZerega
Thanks to globum for this image We residents of los Estados Unidos are not the only Americans with good reason to celebrate. The people of Bolivia have just voted in a constitution that for the first time recognizes the rights and cultures of its indigenous people as of equal value with those Bolivians whose views…
The Religious Right, Torture, and ‘Christianity’
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Gus diZerega
One of the interesting if disturbing issues unfolding before us now is the frenzied defense of torture by many right wing ‘Christians’ and their allies in the media. Bill O’Reilly who makes more noise as a supposed defender of Christianity than anyone not at a pulpit, defends torture. Focus on the Family leader James Dobson…
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