Reviews
Reviews of the book
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Review: An Apostate’s Guide to Witchcraft
Read more: Review: An Apostate’s Guide to WitchcraftOnce upon a time, Christendom labelled the Emperor Julian “the Apostate” because he reverted to Paganism. Nowadays, the title is applied to people who leave the Jehovah’s Witnesses. Moss Matthey left the JWs in order to live his truth as a gay man—as many others have left high control religious groups for the same reason.…
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Review of Changing Paths
Read more: Review of Changing PathsA lovely review of Changing Paths by Jarred the Wyrd-Worker: Yvonne Aburrow has provided a helpful guide for people who are considering leaving their religion and either finding a new spiritual home or abandoning religion altogether. Throughout the book, they offer guidance through the process, encouraging the reader to explore and understand what leaves them…
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Review: The Book of Mormon
Read more: Review: The Book of MormonWe went to see the stage show of The Book of Mormon at the Princess of Wales Theatre in Toronto. I haven’t laughed so much for ages. It was hilarious. It’s also making some serious points about religion. In the interval, I was amused to overhear someone saying “There’s a lot of swearing in it.”…
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Review by Steve Dee
Read more: Review by Steve DeeA wonderful review by Steve Dee of Changing Paths is up at The Blog of Baphomet.
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Review from Suburban Witchery
Read more: Review from Suburban WitcheryI had a wonderful chat with Hana the Suburban Witch yesterday for her podcast, and today she has posted a wonderful review of Changing Paths (she was one of the advance readers and is quoted on the cover). “Changing Paths by Yvonne Aburrow is a down to earth and extremely practical book on the complexities…
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Review: Cultish
Read more: Review: CultishThis book is an excellent overview of the languages of cults, and what attracts people to them.
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