Pagan Theology #1

 Finally got round to putting together the short intro to Pagan Theology, having talked about it for months on end. This course will be in three parts, each uploaded on Thursday evenings and exploring different aspects of theology for pagans. I was going to do this as a live podcast, but various factors have made that difficult so I've opted for pre-records instead.

If you have any questions or there are specific topics you would like covered in future instalments, please add your comments to this post.

In the spirit of reciprocity (as mentioned in this first recording), if you find this series useful or interesting, please "pay" for it by making a donation to a food-bank or similar service near you - whether donations of actual food or through a monetary gift to them. If you're more of an animal-person then help feed the residents of an animal shelter local to your neighbourhood.




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