I have to admit, in my world the mere mention of Szuszanna Budapest is often followed by a heavy sigh and an eye-roll. I haven't taken her seriously since the whole pantheacon debacle a few years back. Like many contemporary pagans I feel that she has been less of an ally the past few years and more like the crazy aunt at the party we all try to avoid. She is famous for her stance against anything Y chromosome related and has on several occasions been verbally abusive to members in the trans-community. I had grown almost comfortable with my distaste of all things Z Budapest, after all each time she opened her mouth she only reaffirms my opinion. Then she goes and ordains a man.
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I debated long and hard whether to post this, I'm not sure if it is right to share my view on all of this but, a sentence just sto -
Budapest's early writing acknowledges the place of Kouretes in the Dianic tradition, and it's unfortunate she never followed this -
Devin, I turned my back on organized religion quite a few years ago, and news like this, however much of a step toward progress i
