“In the beginning was the Word.” Yes, we’ve all read that. Although I’m not sure precisely what that Word was—does anybody know?—I’m pretty sure that Word started the process of creation. It was an active Word. A powerful Word. A… Read More ›
Found Goddesses
The Found Goddesses of Good Eats by Barbara Ardinger
August 1—Lughnasadh (pronounced LOON-us-uh) or Lammas—is the first of the three traditional harvest festivals of the traditional Celtic calendar that most pagans follow today. And what naturally follows harvest? Feasting, fairs, and festivals. To help us celebrate the season, here… Read More ›
No One Is Safe from the Parodist (Part 2) by Barbara Ardinger
I suppose I should be ashamed to admit this, but I once worked as a freelance copywriter for a multi-level marketing company. I suppose I should be ashamed to admit this, but I once worked as a freelance copywriter for… Read More ›
Does Humor Have a Place in Religion? by Barbara Ardinger
Is there anything funny about the divine? Any joke-telling gods? From the days of Abraham until today, the gods and their preachers are a very earnest lot intent on saving us from our sins and building congregations. Like it or… Read More ›
