Tag Archives: Hellenic

Hellene: A Complex Word and Contemporary Pagan Use

Posted on February 17, 2018 by

The word “Hellene” can invoke various thoughts. From the concept of Ancient Greece’s shared identity, to Pagans that remained to the Gods, to Emperor Julian’s vision of Hellenic religion, and to the identity of the modern Greek nation. This article … Continue reading →

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Are the Gods Omni[something]?

Posted on October 2, 2017 by

During a conversation with my friend Jeffrey S. Kupperman, the topic of divine omnipotence came up. It led to an interesting discussion. In short, properly understood, no deity is omnipotent, or “all powerful” in traditional Hellenism, and in general, the … Continue reading →

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