· Author and academic Gus diZerega is one of the strongest Pagan voices on the importance of Christian-Pagan dialog. His book “Pagans Christians: The Personal Spiritual Experience” was a bridge-building work that sought to begin a reconciliation between Pagans and Christians, and emphasized a need for more communication. Pagans Christians: The Personal Spiritual Experience (Llewellyn, ) I was impressed by this book. Gus diZerega puts pagan beliefs into a standard theological vocabulary, while emphasizing that belief per se does not hold the same place in paganism as in Christianity. This emphasis can, I think, help Christians understand this different. · Gus diZerega presents an argument that Christianity can be interpreted alongside pagan traditions I stumbled across it in a used bookstore in St. Louis and noticed that it seemed to be discussing the pagan worldview in a philosophical/theological way, rather than as a how-to manual for aspiring witches (which most of the books on Paganism I've seen so far have been)/5.
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Pagans Christians: The Personal Spiritual Experience by Gus diZerega. Click here for the lowest price! Paperback, , diZerega respects the beliefs of both Christians and Pagans as "unique and valuable" ways of knowing "the Sacred," a view that invites not just tolerance but genuine interest in learning from one www.doorway.ru than falling back on pseudo-history to explain why Pagans believe as they do, DiZerega uses his Ph.D. in political science and his fifteen years as a Gardnerian to deconstruct Pagan theology and philosophy in ways that make them easily accessible to both Pagans and non Pagans. Gus diZerega puts pagan beliefs into a standard theological vocabulary, while emphasizing that belief per se does not hold the same place in paganism as in Christianity. This emphasis can, I think, help Christians understand this different focus, as well as emphasizing to us pagans how different our perspective is from Christianity's -- a great.
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