Atheopaganism
An Earth-Honoring Path Rooted in Science

While I find listening to Mark Green's podcast and reading his blog posts compelling, I struggled to connect with the writing style of this book. Besides the numerous spelling and editorial errors, I found the slow, methodical groundwork for the reasoning behind atheopaganism tedious - and the dismi......more

Not what I expected tbh. Virtually all of the info could be found for free on the blog, and the book added very little extra value. Also, there were typos, missing or duplicated words, and typesetting issues on almost *every other page*. I get that this was self published, but the printing seemed pr......more

May lose a few points for brevity, and for the blog-style formatting. Much of the information can be gleaned from their website, and their Facebook group. However, it is nice to have a source to refer to, so I don't regret picking it up. This is an introduction to what it says: a largely neo-pagan p......more

Wonderful, life-changing. I would, however, suggest a new/the addition of an editor for future works--typos here and there.......more

Good in parts. I liked the exploration of what it is about religions that we atheists crave, and the outline of the pillars and principles. But the group rituals and songs/ poems didn’t connect with me at all, and I was left feeling like this was maybe not for me. I have done further research and am......more