num_pages: 296
description: "Who wouldn't be proud? Pagans have given us art and architecture, customs and crafts, philosophy and poetry. Clearly and concisely, Macha NightMare offers a delightfully diverse overview of the world’s pagan heritage." --Patricia Monaghan, author of The Red-Haired Girl from the The Landscape of Celtic Myth and Spirit "Applying the revived and newly meaningful term ‘Pagan’ to a wide variety of human cultural activities, Macha NightMare makes us look at our history with fresh eyes, letting us see the connections between religious polytheism and artistic creativity, political innovation, and freedom of thought." --Chas S. Clifton, Colorado State University, Pueblo "M. Macha NightMare has assembled an impressive collection of Pagan accomplishments spanning thousands of years of human history. Modern Pagan readers will rediscover their heritage with pride, while non-Pagans will acquire a new appreciation for the contributions of their Pagan forebears (and contemporaries) to our shared culture and society." --Elder Donald H. Frew, Covenant of the Goddess National Interfaith Representative; Trustee, Global Council of the United Religions Institute; editor of Sacred 2004 Sacred Space Design Competition "From The Aenead to the White Horse of Uffington, Pagan Pride includes both well-known and nearly unremembered examples of pagan objects and ideas. Treasure Macha NightMare’s compilation and welcome to our strange and wonderful world, where minority religions can point to so many contributions to the majority culture." --Grey Cat, author of Deepening Advancing Skills and Knowledge and founder of the North Wind Tradition of American Wicca
language: English
title: Pagan Pride: Honoring The Craft and Culture of Earth and Goddess
titlecomplete: Pagan Pride: Honoring The Craft and Culture of Earth and Goddess
genres: Paganism
ratings_count: 13
publisher: Citadel Pr