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I mean that it's a group of people that identify with each other, or are identified with each other.
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That's called a subculture, not a social movement.
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author RJ Stewart...who I have "worked" with... It wasnt meant to be a who's not a pagan..and who is, more a QUICK summary... that people found objectionable. I understand, pagans in particular like no definition, they like to simply call themselves pagan and well.... thats it. Which is fair enough... I was simply pointing out some commonilaities.... If it upset someone, then I am sorry...It really wasnt meant to Robert John (R J) Stewart was born in Edinburgh, Scotland. His father came from a Gaelic speaking family originally from the Western Highlands. His mother was Welsh, from a Welsh speaking family from the Gower Peninsula in South Wales, with a tradition of singing and playing the Welsh triple-harp. He is known today as a composer, author, and teacher, with 40 books in publication, translated into many languages worldwide. He is widely experienced in theater, film, and television, and is a skilled performer and presenter.In 1996 R. J. was admitted to the USA as "resident alien of extraordinary ability", a category awarded only to immigrants of outstanding achievement in the arts or sciences. He now lives in Northern California and in Maryland. Early career From the late 1960's to the 1980's (as Bob Stewart) he worked with traditional British folk music, medieval music, and his own compositions, playing guitar, cittern, and the unique 70- stringed psaltery. During this period he made several albums of Celtic and original music, and wrote music for theater and media. In 1974 he wrote and recorded theme music for The Hobbit (Decca Records) read by Nicol Williamson. In theater R J wrote music and songs for several major productions in England, and co-founded a theater company, The Avon Touring Co. During the late 1970's and early 1980's he composed and recorded original music for film and television, including working on major feature films, Joseph Andrews directed by Tony Richardson, and The Dark Crystal, directed by Jim Henson. He also composed and recorded original music for a number of BBC radio dramas, and for documentary feature films for the BBC and for ITV. Through these films his music has been heard all over the world, and various artists have recorded his original instrumental pieces and songs. Between 1975 and 1983 R J worked with several well known Irish musicians, making an album of original music with Finbar Furey, and working with Van Morrison, writing and producing Van's recording of the ancient Irish epic, the Cuchullainn saga. The basis for this production was one of R J’s books on Irish mythology, Cuchullainn, published by Firebird book. ![]()
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it is an amalgum of many of many views. Gnostics after all place great emphasis on the divine feminine as do many neo-pagans. For Gnostics she is Sophia... and despite one detractor's thoughts...to modern and most ancient Gnostics, the "Goddess" is rather important in Gnosticism Just to add to my "cred" not that it matters... I actually grew up in and around Glastonbury in England... some know it as Avalon...... But I can see some are upset, I'll shut up ![]() .......... Hail, Queen of Heaven, Mother most merciful, our life, our sweetness, and our hope. You lead us on this pilgrim journey, and to you we cry when we seem mired, in the pain of exile from our true home. And, gentle Mother Sophia, you soothe our tears. Turn then, most gracious Advocate, your eyes of mercy toward us, and bring us into the unity of the Pleroma, with your heavenly consort, our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen. ........ Our Father and Mother God, you are within us all, and you make all things holy and united, as you are holy and united, one God living and true. Your Kingdom come, your will be done, which is love to all that lives in the heavens and on the earth. Give us this day our daily bread, and let us give our daily bread to those who have none; and heal our broken spirits, as we heal and forgive others. And lead us, through the darkness of your mystical love, to the light of the pleroma, Amen.
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Well, a subculture is a social movement, it just operates underneath (so to speak) the majority.
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A Social Movement wishes to bring about a change in society. A subculture is a group of like minded people. They can be the same, but often are not. In the case of Paganism, I would say it is a subculture, and not a social movement. Or if it is, I would very much like to know what change it wants to bring about.
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But I tend to use social movement in the generic way.
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Syncreticism. It's a legitimate strategy.
If I open my arms up, and call you a sibling... Will you accept me for our similarities, or cast me away for our differences? |
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