Christopagans, Sophians, and Christian Witches of the World

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Comment by Strega Nona on November 10, 2009 at 9:42am

** The disciples inquired of Mary about the World of Supernal Light. She said to them, “It is above and below, within you and beyond you, and all around you, but few are they who have eyes to see it, and fewer still who dwell in it.” **

-- Logion 74 from the Secret Gospel of Mary

Comment by Strega Nona on November 10, 2009 at 9:33am

I am glad to have found that there is a group here for those of us who incorporate some form of christianity into our practices, albeit not always in a traditional sense.
Blessings to you all!
~StregaNona~

Comment by RL on September 6, 2009 at 8:44pm

I study Catholicism and portions Paganism. I support the pagan community by subscribing to New Witch/PanGaia and via occassional donations. I don't judge others, but there are parts of Paganism that I just personally choose not to practice because of my Catholic beliefs. It is nice to see there are others out there with similar views to mine. Thanks for this unusual/rare group.

Comment by Davin Raincloud on September 4, 2009 at 10:24pm

http://christiandruids.ning.com/

Anyone who is interested in the Christo-pagan path might find our Christian Druid Ning site interesting.

Comment by D on July 8, 2009 at 10:05am

I'm heavily influenced by Sohpian Gnosticism - which is a really remarkable and facinating path of Christian Kabbalah, magick, shamanism, and Goddess-centric theaology. It's really helped me reconnect to the Christian tradition, healing my past, and providing me with a very mystical, Pagan-accepting/inclusive, Feminine-prominent yet gender-balanced perspective of Christian spirituality. I also really enjoy the Kabbalah studies, as that has always been part of my path since it first began.

I don't really label my path anymore, because no one label properly defines it (and it leads to false assumptions on the part of others), my spirituality certainly embraces mystical and esoteric Christianity. Along with universalist Shakta Hinduism and folk-spirituality from the Southern US and Mexico (which makes use of the Christian tradition as well).

Comment by Antonio Rossi on July 7, 2009 at 7:39pm

I'm a practising Pagan AND Catholic! How'do'ya like that! :)

And proud! :)

Comment by Achbar on December 9, 2008 at 11:40pm

Call me a generic Christian for the most part, but I feekl most comfortable around pagans, don't ask me why

Comment by Moonstone Butterfly on September 6, 2008 at 8:30pm

Good day! Good greets!

Would you all please add some feedback on my discussion here::

http://www.paganspace.net/profiles/blog/show?id=1342861%3ABlogPost%3A1603150

Thanks!

Comment by Moonstone Butterfly on September 4, 2008 at 11:13am

Wow, I'm so happy to find this group I had to post right away. I've returned to my roots as a basically Christina person but my old heathen practices are still a part of my life and I don't intend to give them up. I used to be on the Druids path but, due to familial pressure and lack of support I left it. I'm deeply rooted more so in the ways of the earth than any dogma or religious practice of church goers norms. I do hope that this place will become my home for all things spiritual, etc..