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June 2016

June 15, 2016

Grace is the Time, is the Place, is the Motion

Grace is related to renewal and a sense of being right with the world and...

April 2016

April 30, 2016

On Poetry: A Conversation

Sarah Sadie and I decided to write a different kind of blogpost - a conversation....

April 27, 2016

How to Become a Naturalist

Pagans often say that we want to get in touch with Nature. But there are...

January 2016

January 16, 2016

Pagan and Pantheist Tendencies in Unitarianism

Many people think that the Pagan or Earth Spirit element in Unitarianism started around 1980...

May 2015

May 10, 2015

A bubble of complacency

One of the things that enables me to function more-or-less effectively is the notion that...

February 2015

February 01, 2015

Stephen Fry, burrowing insects, and lions and tigers and bears

Christianity assumes that humans are the pinnacle of “creation” and that the world exists for...

October 2014

October 15, 2014

Art, Agriculture, and Ancestors

Each year in October we move as pilgrims through the rural landscape, stopping at each...

October 08, 2014

Joy at the Breakfast Table

Maybe this is the best we can do for each other, ever: to keep a...

July 2014

July 23, 2014

Moving Beyond “Environmentalism”

The world is alive and aware and we are part of it.

June 2014

June 04, 2014

A Theology of Trees and Fractals

Every day we wake up is Choose Your Own Adventure, wildwood, labyrinth, if we have...

June 01, 2013

When knowledge was power

Ritual often seems like an activity designed only for interaction with the preternatural or the...

February 2013

February 06, 2013

Realism and non-realism

There are several ways in which to construe the relationship of religious discourse to the...

January 2013

January 28, 2013

Eco-spirituality in practice

Eco-spirituality involves relating to your environment. It is a non-violent spirituality and spiritual activism. One...

January 26, 2013

Eco-spirituality and theology

Eco-spirituality involves relating to your environment. It is a non-violent spirituality and spiritual activism. One...