Monthly Archives: July, 2010
Living With Ethics – Personal Basic Code of Ethics
Sometimes we need to step back from the routines of daily life and think about our life as a whole. What are we doing in our lives? What are our values and what matters most to us? Once we became self aware, we have to face choices, and deal with the fact that certain values, …
Living With Ethics – Part Two
In part one of Living With Ethics I talked about Virtue Ethics, which for me is the foundation to an ethical life. Now I would like to talk about Descriptive Ethics. Descriptive Ethics, as I’ve already mentioned in part one, is the factual study of the ethical standards or principles of a group or tradition. …
Living With Ethics – Part One
The one argument that I as a pagan have heard over and over again from people following the monotheistic religions is that as a pagan I lacked an ethical foundation and orientation. Keeping that in mind I set out on this voyage. As I’ve mentioned on MY BELIEFS page, every person has a code of …
A Passion For Justice: Social Ethics in the Celtic Tradition
A Passion For Justice is a book that I picked up because I wanted to study ethics from the point of view of Celtic tradition. The author is a doctor at the Irish School of Ecumenics at Trinity College, Dublin. And the forward was written by president McAleese of Ireland. The book is divided into …
Brigit: The Exalted One
I wanted to write about Brigit because she is the patron goddess of the tribe I belong too. She is one of the famous goddesses of the Tuatha De Danánn, and there is so much information (and misinformation) out there about her. Let us look at the etymology of the name and its possible meaning. …
