I ought to make a list of the pagan folks here so we can connect folks looking for like minded to follow or talk to. #cosopagans
Including you, myself and my Wife, the ones I can think of right away...
@FernLovebond
@Jezibaba
@jaunty
@rowenna
@blodeuyn
@SpellSpa
@GypsySongdancer
@Merchild
@Myrth
@Booga
@Hecate_100
@MadBunny
@Goddess
@SassyMsViolet
@PurpleDucky
@Heucuva8
@Mrs_Bones
@PaganMother
Aw, @Heucuva8 kept track. How nice.
Just a reminder, I'm actually ATHEOpagan: I don't actually believe in the supernatural stuff, but I find the community and observation of natural cycles and phenomena to be worthwhile inclusions in my life.
Have a lovely Midautumn, frens.
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Question: What then would be the opposite of this? What would you call it? If you believe in the Supernatural stuff, but not the Spirituality? π€
Makes me curious.
Uh... I guess I'd call it... fractionally less credulous?
I don't mean to be rude but the distinction between believing in supernatural stuff of one sort & not another isn't really a namable distinction to me, at least not in this case. Without knowing where you draw your lines of belief explicitly, I can't say if I'd call it "Witchcraft" or "Wicca" or "NeoPagan" or "Folk Heathenism" or whatever.
It's a little like "I believe in Christianity but not Islam." π€·
@FernLovebond @PaganMother @Heucuva8
^^^This.
I knew somebody would have a better way of explaining than me.
@Heucuva8 @FernLovebond @PaganMother
That's a great question and one I probably don't have a defining answer for.
Blind faith, isn't right. Unquestioning belief?
What I wonder about is those who only believe in a particular supernatural phenomenon.
"Oh yes, ghosts are totally real, I am sure I saw one once; or at least felt its presence Unicorns on the other hand are just made up."
O.o
I feel like a lot of people fall into that category. It seems like selective credulity is pretty common, throughout history.
@Heucuva8 @Booga @FernLovebond Hm, well, that's a really good question. o.o;