So this is a talk about how I draw moral boundaries when casting. Not all Pagans agree on this point. It fluctuates even within covens. Now this being what it is. I explain the basic test I use. This is not the same for all covens or Pagans. This is mostly a response to the Question that Stefan Molyneux got about a week ago, The video is already linked on this site so I will not post a link to it again.
So I want to thank @Ravenwolfen for recommending this topic. I have a couple of other articles on this. From two sources and a bit of my own understanding from interviews and talks.
Reddit : https://www.reddit.com/r/pagan/comments/6jvmq7/why_there_are_so_many_solitary_female_pagans_the/
ArchaneAlchmey: http://www.arcane-alchemy.com/blog/2017/6/21/why-there-are-so-many-solitary-female-pagans-the-hard-truth
So Morals in and of themselves apply to the conservative over the Liberal. While Pagan life is very open. The liberty afforded is because we expect shared morals. So morals make you free.
So I know I have been getting some traction on this topic lately. So I figured I would do one more video on this. It covers why having children see and interact with other adults outside of the family and school is important. This used to take place in the religious
community creating examples. Now it has almost been lost. Yet we still agree that it takes a village to raise a child. So where is your village.
So a discussion about how a grounding on Morals and Ethics. Instead of post modernism is good for children growing up.
