The Wiccan Rede
The Rede in Wiccan History and Context:
The Evolution of Wiccan Ethics
The Wiccan Rede Project
Explanations of the Rede's Philosophy:
Exegesis on the Rede
Wiccan Ethics and the Wiccan Rede
What the Rede Says if You Can Read
Rede and Fluff
A Partial Analysis of the Wiccan Rede
Criticisms of the Rede as an Ethical Standard:
Problems with the Rede
Uh, didn't you forget "Harm none"?
Just for Fun
Madame Amoxicillan's Book of Shadows
A wonderful and hysterical Wiccan parody.
If Jesus Were Here Today, He Would Be a Witch!
The title sounds a little strange and somewhat out of place, but this page is actually quite interesting. I am not saying I entirely agree with the author, but it's indeed some food for thought!
Evolve Fish
This site is not specifically Pagan oriented, but it does contain a lot of merchandise that is. Bumper stickers, pins, Wiccan fish, etc. can all be purchased at this site, or you can just view them on the website for a laugh.
Official Site of the Fluff Bunny Trad!
An absolutely hysterical and a well-thought out parody (or so I sincerely hope!). I await their new articles with anticipation!
Pagan Humor
The most extensive and wonderful compilation of Pagan humor I have found! Includes Lady Pixie Moondrip's Guide to Craft names, lightbulb jokes, top ten lists, and much more. Be sure to check out the The MWCGGBUMHHWLDSSESFGBLW.
Parodies of Jack T. Chick's Religious Tracts
Most Pagans have come across Jack Chick's tracts - the tactless presentation, badly drawn images, and poorly articulated arguments in these little comics makes them difficult to forget. These tracts make me feel sorry for intelligent and polite Christians because they are giving them a bad name. Anyway, there are actually a number of people creating parodies of them and posting them on the web. Here are three:
Dead to Rights
Cthulhu Chick Tract
The Jack T. Chick Parody Archive
The Christians and the Pagans
My friend recently lent me a copy of Dar Williams' CD, Mortal City, which includes a song entitled "The Christians and the Pagans." He is a Christian, and I am a Pagan, strangely enough. Anyway, the lyrics are great. If you get the chance, I would recommend actually listening to the song.
LandOver Baptist Church
"The Church Newsletter for True Christians" An absolutely hysterical parody site that has fundamentalist Christianity as its hapless victim. It's actually quite frightening that some of the material on this site could make a serious appearance on other sites.
Satanic Hamster Dance
The title says it all.
A Field Guide to the Modern Pagan
describes various Pagan subtypes with errie accuracy!
Pagan Humor by Tarty
Get you own copy of the Toddler Witch Kit!!
Pagan-related Search Engines and Directories
AriadneSpider
AvatarSearch
PAGAN: Religion & Spirituality Directory
PaganLink
SorcerySearch.com
Whispy - The Cultural Creative Web Directory
| Pagan Website Reviews
Wild Ideas Web Reviews
Witchy Pitas
Reviews at The Obsidian Mirror
These sites are dedicated to reviewing Pagan webpages. They feature reviewers that are brutally honest in pointing out a site's merits, as well as its pitfalls. Find out which sites are worth visiting, and which sites are better avoided!
Pagan Periodicals (online and offline)
Connections Journal
This site features many erudite articles on Earth-centered religion and philosophy, including an interesting section dedicated to Pagan apologetics. The book reviews at this site are also impressive.
PagaNetwork News
This is the homepage of the non-profit Pagan newspaper PagaNet News.
The Pomegranate
This magazine offers articles of Pagan scholarship. There are a few archived articles on this site that you may read in their entirety, but it seems as if this site is mostly an online introduction to their offline publication.
SageWoman
SageWoman is an offline magazine primarily addressing the feminine aspect of the Divine: the Goddess, and the women who are called to honor Her.
Witch Eye Index
This page features some articles that have appeared in the periodical "Witch Eye," which is based in the Feri Tradition of Wicca/Witchcraft. Their articles, many which address darkness within a Pagan construct, are wonderful.
Legal Issues and Anti-Defamation
Witch Hunts: Exposing the Lies
This is a link to a special series hosted by the Witches' Voice which examines the claims made against Wiccans and other Pagans by some fundamentalist Christian literature. Such books examined include Bill Schnoebelen's Wicca:Satan's Little White Lie, Mike Warnke's The Satan Seller, and Lawrence and Michelle Pazder's Michelle Remembers among others.
In Defense of Wicca
A great page filled with links to various documents addressing the validity of Wicca as a spiritual path, religious freedom in the United States, and the current persecution of Wicca by some other religious groups. (Some of the documents referenced contain historical inaccuracies)
Religious Rights and Freedom of Religion
Here is another page mainly focused on asserting Wicca as a legitimate religion recognized in the U.S., and it offers a nice selection of links relating to its legality. (Some of the documents referenced contain historical inaccuracies)
Dallas City Council Has First Pagan Invocation
This page includes an article on Bryan Lankford's Pagan invocation, as well as the content of the invocation itself. |
