Pagan Planet: Being, Believing & Belonging in the 21 Century by Ian Chandler, Robin Herne, Lyn Thurman, Simon Wakefield, Laura Perry, Lorna Smithers, Mike Stygal, Calantirniel, Marie Strang, Sheena Cundy, Robert L. Scott, Rosie Weaver, Fiona Tinker, Crystal Rainfeather, Cat Gina Cole, Jenny Uzzell, Talis Kimberley-Fairbourn, Edwina Hodkinson, Rachel Patterson, Nimue Brown, Rufus Brock Maychild, Romany Rivers, John Awen, Frances Billinghurst, Thea Prothero, John Halstead, James Middleditch, Sindy Leah Coumes Fitz, Samantha Leaver, Yvonne Ryves, Adele Sutcliffe, Oakwood Leaf, Lady Laeynarrie Auvresti, Jay Cassels, Hilde Liesens, Arietta Bryant, Breaca Aranwen of Albion, Pete Jennings, James Nichol, Mabh Savage, Hearth Moon Rising, Irisanya, Mark Rosher, Brendan Howlin, Morgan Daimler, Jo Ashbeth Coffey

Browse Similar Books

View Question Bank

Read With Others

Start a Readalong

Start a Buddy Read

Book Information

Add Missing Information

Report Missing/Incorrect Information

Pagan Planet: Being, Believing & Belonging in the 21 Century

Ian Chandler, Robin Herne, Lyn Thurman, Simon Wakefield, Laura Perry, Lorna Smithers, Mike Stygal, Calantirniel, Marie Strang, Sheena Cundy, Robert L. Scott, Rosie Weaver, Fiona Tinker, Crystal Rainfeather, Cat Gina Cole, Jenny Uzzell, Talis Kimberley-Fairbourn, Edwina Hodkinson, Rachel Patterson, Nimue Brown, Rufus Brock Maychild, Romany Rivers, John Awen, Frances Billinghurst, Thea Prothero, John Halstead, James Middleditch, Sindy Leah Coumes Fitz, Samantha Leaver, Yvonne Ryves, Adele Sutcliffe, Oakwood Leaf, Lady Laeynarrie Auvresti, Jay Cassels, Hilde Liesens, Arietta Bryant, Breaca Aranwen of Albion, Pete Jennings, James Nichol, Mabh Savage, Hearth Moon Rising, Irisanya, Mark Rosher, Brendan Howlin, Morgan Daimler, Jo Ashbeth Coffey

192 pages • first pub 2016 • 1 edition

nonfiction religion reflective slow-paced

Description

What does it mean to live as a Pagan in this uncertain world of climate change, economic hardship and worldwide social injustice? What does it mean to hold nature as sacred when ravaging the land is commonplace? How do we live our Paganism in our ...