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Homogenized Heathenry?

I suppose it’s human nature to want everything to fit into neat little boxes; to desire a definite dogma, or

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Reclaiming the Heidhrinn Heart: Are We Pagan, or Not?

Go into any Heathen/Norse Traditional group and call our faith-practice Pagan, and see what happens. Go ahead: I dare ya!