Pagan article discussion

• A Wiccan perspective on good and evil by Yvonne Aburrow
• Animal sacrifice by Yvonne Aburrow
• Apologetics  by Jason Pitzl-Waters
• Archaeology and Paganism by Yvonne Aburrow
• Asherah: Goddess of the Israelites by Fritz Muntean (The Pomegranate, 2000)
• Belief (A Wiccan perspective) by Yvonne Aburrow
• Catharsis: poetry and healing by Mogg Morgan
• Ethical and ecological audit by Yvonne Aburrow
• Feri Tradition by Niklas Gander
• Freemasonry and Paganism by Robert Fisher
• Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Paganisms: part 1 and part 2 by Yvonne Aburrow
• Goddess and Feminist Thealogians by Jason Pitzl-Waters
• News from Nowhere: the connections between SF and Pagan thought by Yvonne Aburrow
• On meaning in life by Morninghawk Apollo
• On 'Paganus' by Fritz Muntean
• Other religions by Yvonne Aburrow
• Paganism and food by Yvonne Aburrow
• Rambo's stages of conversion by Judy Harrow
• Review of Blood of the Isles by Jo Harrington
• Review of 'Modern Pagans' by Mike Gleason
• Spirituality vs Religion by Morninghawk Apollo
• The Protestantization of Paganism by Fritz Muntean
• The Scourge and the Kiss - pain, symbolism and the sacred (anonymous contributor)
• Silent Imbolc poetry reading 2007
• Stellar Magic by Payam Nabarz
• To capitalize or not to capitalize? by Oceanwitch
• Truth vs Fact by Erik Dutton
• What is Wicca? by Yvonne Aburrow
• Wicca after Starhawk: a critique of The Spiral Dance and its after-effects by Fritz Muntean
• Witches in history by Yvonne Aburrow

Sometime last night my LJ was hacked and, as a result, until I got it straightened out this afternoon many of you were subjected to torrents of nude pics. I'm now tracking down the hacker's posts as best I can and deleting them when I find them. If the hacker struck here, I am sorry. If not... then I am grateful.  

This episode puts me in mind of the lectures we got as children -- the lectures about how our good name is the most valuable thing we have. I don't think I appreciated it nearly as much till now; out here in cyberspace, what are we besides a name and a scattering of text on a screen? Now, through nothing but ill luck (because I am geek enough to swap passwords fairly frequently) I am stuck trying to mop the mud off my name.

I hope most of you who know me at all will know I would not have spammed you like that. I am grateful to the abuse team at LJ for getting my journal back into my hands, and grateful to community mods who stopped the hacker's spam and kept it offline in their communities.

At any rate, that is my tale. Again, I apologize that you folks had to get bogged down in it.