World Pantheism
The online community for scientific pantheists
This community is the best place to find and network with fellow scientific pantheists locally, nationally and globally. Express, inspire and take action for Nature and the planet, human and animal rights, and respect for science. Explore aspects of practical living from a pantheist point of view and plan activities and gatherings. This community is life and Earth-focused, not suitable for religious or abstract debate. Scroll down to see the latest messages!
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James Parvizi commented on Paul Harrison's group Orange County & S. Los Angeles"I just joined the group. I was wondering if you have met before?
what about now? anybody interested in meeting somewhere in Laguna Beach, where it's very easy to fall in love with the Nature?
thanks,"
LeRoy Barnhart commented on World Pantheism's group Water Cooler"IMHO each of us is a sect of one; picking elements from belief systems that we can agree with--and it is an evolving process. I call myself a pantheist because the oneness of the universe is all inclusive. And more . . ."
Roxanne replied to Sharon "Honeybee" Wells's discussion Favorite Recipes/Substitutions in the group Pantheist Vegetarians"Hello! Just joined yesterday! We’ve been living a plant-based clean and whole diet since December and are very happy with both our decision and how we feel.
One site that has yum recipes is detoxinista.com. There’s a kung pao…"
Paul Harrison replied to Giselle Evans's discussion UK Real World Gatherings in the group UK Pantheists"I don't think pantheists have any greater number of introverted people than any other type of spirituality. My own theory is that our main form of spiritual activity is going out into nature, so we do not have the need for gathering in groups.…"
Jorge Armenteros replied to World Pantheism's discussion Fiction in the group Books and Poetry"Novel in Progress | Pantheism
"Perhaps the words he uses link him to the great vastness. Or perhaps he is seeking a deeper connection by means of his words. But the connection already exists. His inner beast and the great vastness of the…"
Giselle Evans replied to Giselle Evans's discussion UK Real World Gatherings in the group UK Pantheists"Yes, various people have tried to get together in real life over the past few year. I guess most Pantheists are an introverted lot. There is a little core of us that have become very friendly on FB but we Lib a long way from each other. Keep in…"
Giselle Evans replied to Giselle Evans's discussion UK Real World Gatherings in the group UK Pantheists"Hi Stephen, I haven’t heard from Jacqueline for a while. Last I heard she talked about arranging something in Scotland.
There is slightly more activity on our Facebook group UK and Ireland Scientific Pantheists.
Giselle x"
Giselle Evans replied to Lindsay Stebbing's discussion South Wales in the group UK Pantheists"Hi Lindsay. There’s not much activity here. If you are on Facebook we have a UK and Ireland Scientific Pantheists group where you will be welcome.
Giselle"
Paul Harrison posted a group
Life Journeys
All of us have followed our own journeys that somehow led towards scientific pantheism, including explorations of various paths. This group is a place to retell the story of your spiritual evolution. (lifestages) (pliving)See More
Paul Harrison commented on World Pantheism's group FAQs on Scientific Pantheism"How would people define pseudoscientific? Let's hear some views."
Jorge Armenteros replied to World Pantheism's discussion Fiction in the group Books and Poetry"I will take a look at D. H. Lawrence. Upon reconsidering some of the classics, I would venture to say that Virginia Woolf, a self-proclaimed atheist, had an intense relationship with nature. For example, The Waves is fluid, elusive and full of…"
Mitch commented on Paul Harrison's group Kentucky"Guess I’ll be the first to post here.
#kentuckykicksass
Took a “trip” at the Indian Staircase at the Red River Gorge one time that shaped my future beliefs. Love that area, Kentucky’s gem.
I imagine anyone…"
Paul Harrison commented on World Pantheism's group Water Cooler"A lot of groups have fallen silent. SOMEBODY has to get these balls rolling again, so why not You or Me? As they say "If not you, who? If not now, when?" Pick on or join a group that interests you. Ask a question. Chances are…"
Paul Harrison replied to World Pantheism's discussion Fiction in the group Books and Poetry"When I was in my teens, I was heavily influenced by D. H. Lawrence, in novels like Women in Love, The Rainbow and Lady Chatterley's lover, which had been published after a famous trial. in 1960. Lawrence was an avowed pantheist and there is a…"
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