If you don't mind, please let us know about the vibe you picked up at that meeting. Though I have no recent experiences with IRL paganism, I'd venture to guess it's rather leftist and woke.
I don't know how representative online paganism is of paganism overall, but current day pagans who are most vocal about being pagans online (as you probably know already) tend to be either woke leftists or white nationalists/identitarians. There's a few who are moderates, libertarians, and conservatives but their voices tend to get drowned out by the former types. Unfortunately, most religion and spirituality these days has become a front for politics.
1. You're speaking my language here. I'd be very interested in a group like this!
2. Ditto on this as well.
3. I suspect the esoteric Christian churches and orgs will go the same way as Neopagan groups have gone, if they haven't already.
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Date: 2025-09-27 03:08 pm (UTC)If you don't mind, please let us know about the vibe you picked up at that meeting. Though I have no recent experiences with IRL paganism, I'd venture to guess it's rather leftist and woke.
I don't know how representative online paganism is of paganism overall, but current day pagans who are most vocal about being pagans online (as you probably know already) tend to be either woke leftists or white nationalists/identitarians. There's a few who are moderates, libertarians, and conservatives but their voices tend to get drowned out by the former types. Unfortunately, most religion and spirituality these days has become a front for politics.
1. You're speaking my language here. I'd be very interested in a group like this!
2. Ditto on this as well.
3. I suspect the esoteric Christian churches and orgs will go the same way as Neopagan groups have gone, if they haven't already.