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Mormon Pagans and other Earth-based Ritualists

Moon Goddess: One possible way of creating a Mormon-Pagan identityMormonism accepts the existence of other Gods besides the God of this earth. It also teaches that all things were created spiritually before they were created physically.

You may consider yourself to be a "pagan" (or not), or you may just enjoy communing with Mother Nature and feel connected to the spirits of the Earth. You may celebrate earth-centered rituals. You may have developed a relationship with "The Goddess" and/or Heavenly Mother.

What kind of "Mormon Pagan" are you?

What categories can you add to our wiki to help us map the "Mormon Pagan" experience?


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writteninearth How do You see the Nephites|Lamanites 0 Jun 24 2008, 12:22 AM EDT by writteninearth
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Well I figured I would post my question|quest and see what happens-
Those of you whom have been following my blog-know that I have been toying with the idea of what if Moroni was a nature divinity of the Hill Cumorah-So by extenstion I have been thinking well what would that make the Nephites|Lamanites-

My current thought is that the Nephites are the daemones khryseoi, of the USA. The Khryseoi were the golden age men that died off and became thirty thousand air-dwelling spirits who watched over the deeds of man and rewarded the just with with agricultural bounty. They were originally the Golden race of man who had lived a lfie of virtue in the time of Kronos. And they were superior to Daimones Argeoi (The Lamanites).

SO, my point is that i view them as nature divinities-

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