The country still conveys that sense of divine presence. Unlike Christian theology, Celtic paganism saw almost no barrier between the physical and spiritual worlds. Or as author Margot Adler puts it, 'The world is holy. Nature is holy. The body is holy.
Sexuality is holy.
The mind is holy. The imagination is holy. Basically, we are living in a very pagan culture today. Rabey sees some aspects of Celtic paganism as good stepping stones for people seeking a more spiritual path. But he and other Celtic scholars point out that some of the practices of the pagan Celts were deeply troubling.