A Community of Scholars
There’s a myth that scholars work alone, but in reality, the best scholarship is collaborative.
View ArticleTheology Is Not Religious Studies
Theology can and should involve logic. Ultimately, however, logic is only a means: theology is religious conviction supported and shaped by reason. Religious studies, on the other hand, must always let...
View ArticleLinks: Pagan Systematic Theology, Sacred Lands Conference, Pagans vs. Gnostics
Links and news: Pagan systematic theology by Sam Webster, Cherry Hill Seminary Sacred Lands conference, Michael York on Pagan vs. Gnostic theology, and a TransMythology by P.S.V. Lupus.
View ArticleInterview with Christine Hoff Kraemer on Albion Calling
I was honored this week by an interview by Dr. Ethan Doyle White for his blog Albion Calling--part of a series of interviews with scholars of Pagan studies and esotericism.
View ArticleFundamentalism
What is fundamentalism? Is it all bad? Can the term 'fundamentalist' be applied to Pagans?
View ArticlePagans and Academic Publishing
Academic books cost a lot of money and can be hard to get. Why is that, and what changes could happen in the future to make scholarly Pagan studies books more affordable and accessible?
View ArticlePathways in Modern Western Magic (Review)
Pathways in Modern Western Magic has the most to offer to a reader who is just beginning a formal academic study of Western magic. When it broaches less-treated topics of study and connects its subject...
View ArticlePetition to Capitalize “Pagan”– Chicago Manual / AP Stylebook Letter
In order to assure greater accuracy in 21st century journalism, 49 scholars and authors petition the AP and Chicago Stylebooks to capitalize “Pagan” and “Paganism” when speaking of the modern faiths...
View ArticleWicca: History, Belief, and Community
Ethan Doyle White has recently published an important new book: "Wicca: History, Belief, and Community in Modern Pagan Witchcraft", due for release on 1 November 2015. So I approached him for an...
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