For some years now I’ve been active in organizations and projects that are called “interfaith.” For instance, my own local group is called Marin Interfaith Council, and is comprised of individuals from a wide variety of religious persuasions, as well as people in social service and social justice organizations, such as hospice, advocates for the homeless, LGBT activists, “soup kitchens” and the like.
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The difficulty for me, a fairly new addition to Interfaith, has been how to say what Paganisms are succinctly to a very non-Pagan
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Thanks for the pointer here from the morass of WH comments. I've done some of what has been labeled interfaith work, mostly relat
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Dear Aline, Chas, Ian and Joseph - Some of us are syncretists who see human spirituality as an ever-evolving experience which can
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Ted, I disagree that the presence of syncretic or eclectic faiths in any way invalidates my point. Indeed, as with Ian's point ab
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Joseph, thank you for the clarification - though I never suggested that the presence of syncretic or eclectic faiths in any way in