Resources
[I. Websites]
- Atheopaganism - Mark Green’s website about Atheopaganism, the religious path he invented that is non-theistic and includes science and skepticism among its core pillars.
[II. Communities]
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Atheopaganism - a Facebook group for folks interested in discussing and connecting around Atheopaganism, a science-based pagan religion created by Mark Green.
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r/SASSWitches - a subreddit for “Skeptic, Agnostic, Atheist, and generally Science-Seeking folk to share memes, support one another, and develop rituals.”
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r/NonTheisticPaganism - a “practice-oriented Pagan community for those who do not believe in the gods; we are a community of atheists, agnostics, animists, pantheists, skeptics, etc.”
[III. Media]
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The Placebo Magick Podcast - a podcast about the use of magick as a model of psychological interaction.
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Sedna Woo - Sedna Woo’s YouTube channel, where she discusses atheist/non-supernatural witchcraft.
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Open Div Summit - a podcast “conference” with talks on a variety of topics relevant to constructing a religious or occult practice.
[IV. Books]
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Godless Paganism: Voices of Non-Theistic Pagans - a collection of essays edited by John Halstead about Paganism without belief in actual deity. Contains a wide variety of perspectives.
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Atheopaganism: An Earth-Honoring Path Rooted in Science - a book by Mark Green outlining the specifics of Atheopaganism, his non-theistic religious path focused on science, skepticism, and honoring the Earth.
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Drawing Down the Moon: Witches, Druids, Goddess-Worshippers, and Other Pagans in America Today - a book by Margot Adler about the variety of neo-pagan and witchcraft practitioners and their history. Not from a non-theistic or skeptical perspective, but highly recommended as an introduction to the community as a whole.