Heathen Board

I learnt yesterday that I'm getting the promotion I've been working toward! It will require me to move to central Maine (FINALLY getting me out of MA), but I'll start at about $6/hr more than I'm making now, will offer better working hours, and best of all with that Biomedical Technician certificati...

Amish & Mennonites are all German-Americans who descend from the Anabaptist religious tradition. Both are known from their intrinsic tribalism and their rejection of certain technologies in their homes (although a surprising number of them work in technological fields). Their differentiation, th...

http://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2012/10/cavewoman-jeweller-rewrites-gender.html#.UHDspk26iIC A skeleton uncovered north of Vienna is forcing archaeologists to take a fresh look at prehistoric gender roles after it appeared to be that of a female fine metal worker - a profession that was p...

...And, of course, the Amish are all German-Americans.

Interesting. All the jobs I've worked--at least for large companies--have done this. Maybe it has something to do with our respective fields...

Speaking from an Irminic point of view, we don't see ourselves as reconstructing anything as our practice is the CONTINUANCE of a living tradition. This is at odds with all other forms of Heathenry (at least those I'm aware of) who generally see themselves are reconstituting something long dead. Of ...

While the history offered in this piece is certainly accurate I believe that the author oversimplifies matters by boiling entire constellations of influences down to “racist” and “non-racist” elements. To approach the first question of why American Heathen organizations don't have more of a connecti...

I don't see anything in this description (both in what Bathilde said or in Hlewagastir added) that any Heathen would disagree with. So my question, then, is how is a “reconstructionist Heathen” different from any other Heathen? I think I'm missing something... Are we just talking about a matter of d...

“Mohammedan” does not refer to a racial group, but to a religious group. If' you're going to insult or reject what I say at least be accurate about it.

Source? Personal experience. I'm sure you worked private sector jobs before you started doing what you do now. Didn't you get that letter (usually an annual notice) asking about all kinds of boring questions so these opinions could be taken to the stockholders' meetings and/or the Board of Trustees ...