A Christopagan Manifesto A Call for a New Ground up Faith

Creation's Paths

Join Charlie and Brian, non-binary Christopagan Druids, as they delve into the Christopagan Manifesto and discuss breaking free from the chains of the Imperial church. Explore the journey that began in 1998, influenced by thinkers like Bishop John Shelby Spong, and the evolution of their spiritual path. This episode focuses on the confluence of church and empire, the pitfalls of dominionism and fundamentalism, and the need for unity rooted in diversity. Discover their call to rise up against spiritual authoritarianism and embrace a new, Christopagan spirituality.

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Chapters:

00:00 The Empire Must Fall

01:07 Introduction and Personal Background

01:57 The Seraphic Manifesto

03:20 Identifying the Real Problem

03:33 The Issue with Dominionism and Fundamentalism

04:12 The Confluence of Church and Empire

07:09 The Struggle with Christian Identity

10:09 The Two Commandments and Love

11:50 Healing and Solace

11:57 The Institution's Role and Confusion

12:32 The Church and State Relationship

12:44 Historical Context: Constantine to Reformation

14:16 The Impact of Power on Faith

16:22 Blasphemy and Truth

17:07 Paul's Teachings and Misinterpretations

17:50 Christopaganism and Celtic Roots

19:56 The Gospel of Judas and Church Critique

22:07 Modern Implications and Christian Nationalism

23:15 Conclusion and Call to Action