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1. Winter Solstice - By: Michael Russell
Winter Solstice The word "solstice" is derived from the Latin word meaning to "stop" or "to stand still". The winter solstice, or "Yule" occurs on December 21 or 22 every year in the northern hemisphere. It is on one of these dates every year, at different times that the sun is furthest a...



2. Valentines Day - By: Michael Russell
When you think of it, it is rather strange that a festival that had its origins in a pagan ritual has come to become one of the most important, commercial ventures of the modern day. And mind you, there is very little that is religious about this festival. Each year, in February, scores of young, mi...

3. Candle Magic - By: (see Article)
Probably since the first candle was lit by an early Egyptian (or Roman, depending on how picky you want to be about what makes a "candle") candles have been a part of ritual and magic. The ancient peoples considered the flame a live entity and the light and warmth it shed energy which added to the e...

4. History Of Christmas - By: Michael Russell
Every year, people all over the world celebrate Christmas. They put up Christmas trees, decorate their houses with lights, and look forward to receiving gifts. Where did this holiday begin? Many people would be shocked by this, but Christmas actually dates to over 4000 years ago! This is long before...

5. Christmas - A Holiday Of Pagan Origin - By: Michael Russell
Christmas is celebrated on the 25th of December, ostensibly to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ, Many historians believe that he was born about six month after Passover, a Jewish holiday, which would put his birth sometime in September.  But no one really knows with all certainty when Jesu...



6. Barbarian Art Of The Middle Ages - By: Michael Russell
Long before Western Europe was taken over by Barbarians, European artists were working on traditional styles.  They made baskets, pottery, weapons and even ornate jewelry.  Their styles were intricate and geometric and designs were carved with straight lines, curves, circles, ovals and tri...

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Blame Satan! Hedges Sees Hypocrisy, Violence On Christian Right
Bloomberg -Thus, according to the schoolbooks of one major Christian publisher, African religious beliefs are ''false'' and Hinduism is ''pagan'' and ''evil. ...::... More

Blues In Zantuck Cloud
Carlton coach Denis Pagan has back-pedalled from his claim the Blues' board prevented him from selecting former Richmond and Essendon defender Ty Zantuck in last Tuesday's NAB AFL pre-season draft. Pagan had been keen to shore up the Blues' defence with the experienced Zantuck but the club instead chose the younger Cameron Cloke from Collingwood to bolster their big man stocks. When it was put to Pagan during an interview on SEN on Wednesday that the board had vetoed Zantuck, whose... More

Pagan Gets Behind Whitnall
LANCE Whitnall still wants to be Carlton captain and he has an influential man in his corner - coach Denis Pagan.... More

Blues List Buoys Pagan
Carlton coach Denis Pagan is optimistic 2007 will prove to be a much better year for the Blues than last season and confident his young and developing squad is destined for success. While young gun Ryan Jackson took out Thursday's 3.2km time trial along Royal Parade, recent acquisition Bryce Gibbs was among the top five and even double-backed along the course to accompany the last-placed Cain Ackland to the line. It is this sort of talent that leaves Pagan with the belief the Blues are on... More

Smorgon Supports Pagan
Carlton president Graham Smorgon has thrown his support behind dual premiership coach Denis Pagan, in a statement detailing the football and cricket club's 2006 annual review of performance. Despite a number of off-field issues marring the club in recent months, Smorgon scotched at speculation that he was not in favour of Pagan remaining at the helm. "I might say here that contrary to the reports you might have read in the media, Denis has my support and respect as one of the game's most... More

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