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Human Dignity Flutters Free, Again.
(Content note: Religious extremism and terrorism.) It was such an ugly, ugly story–and all the uglier for being so painfully familiar. A Muslim radical, newly arrived to Australia, took the most effective tool of communication he had–a gun–into a nice … Continue reading
Posted in Religion, The Games We Play, Theology
Tagged Australia, Dr. Martin Luther King, Islam, Islamophobia, Love, Martin Luther King, Martin Place, Middle Eastern, Muslim, Racism, Religious extremism, SCA, Social media, Society for Creative Anachronism, Sydney, terrorism, Twitter, Women
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Garbaholics Anonymous.
People keep finding my blog through searches related to the SCA and Christianity, so I’ve been thinking about this topic for a while now. (BTW: Hi!) The Society for Creative Anachronism, or SCA, has been around since the 60s, when … Continue reading
Posted in Biography
Tagged Animalympics, Christianity, Costume, Good Omens, SCA, Society for Creative Anachronism
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Wherein Yr. Loyal Correspondent Attends a Pagan Orgy.
No, really, that’s how I ended up re-joining the Pentecostal church. About six months after leaving fundamentalism the first time, my boyfriend at the time, Biff, went to a church service with the specific intention of trolling the Christians there … Continue reading
Posted in Biography, Religion
Tagged Chariots of the Gods, New Age, Paganism, Satanism, SCA, Society for Creative Anachronism, Wicca
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My Boyfriend Gets Exorcised.
Now that I wasn’t involved in weird evangelical churches anymore, I blossomed at last in the late 80s. I discovered the Drama Club at school, slowly made normal friends, and tried to fit in. I got involved with a historical … Continue reading