Paganism Today - Tapa blanda

The number of practicing Pagans in Britain is increasing dramatically, but still Paganism is shrouded in a cloak of fear and misunderstanding. This collection of views reflects the diversity of traditions and thinking that characterize modern Paganism. The book looks at topics such as: whether Paganism is an ancient tradition or a new religion; a survey of the main magical groups in Britain; the goddess as a source of healing for modern women; the effect of WICCA on the practitioners of that tradition; what druids do; and being a Celt - is it a matter of spirit of heritage?

The number of practising Pagans is increasing dramatically, but still Paganism is shrouded in a cloak of fear and misunderstanding. This collection of views from a wide range of Pagans and academics reflects the diversity of traditions and thinking that characterise modern Paganism.
Including:

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Is Paganism an ancient tradition or a new religion?
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A survey of the main magical groups
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The goddess as a source of healing for modern women
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The effect of Wicca on the practitioners of that tradition
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What Druids do
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Being a Celt – is it a matter of spirit or heritage?

Charlotte Hardman and Graham Harvey, the editors of this collection, are both lecturers in religious studies at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne.