The Ethical Eclectic
The Ethical Eclectic by Kaatryn MacMorgan-Douglas, published by Lulu.com in July 2007, is an 84-page exploration of Eclecticism and its ethical implications within various spiritual practices. This book presents the principles of Eclecticism alongside the UEW Tradition of Wicca, offering insights for both practitioners and those interested in alternative spiritual paths. It addresses the challenges posed by a superficial approach to spirituality often found in the New Age, Occult, and Pagan communities.
Readers will find a comprehensive handbook that emphasizes the ethical practice of Eclecticism, making it accessible to individuals regardless of their faith background. The content is designed to resonate with both Wiccans familiar with the UEW Tradition and those outside the community seeking to understand Eclecticism as a legitimate spiritual avenue. This edition serves as a resource for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of religion and philosophy through the lens of ethical eclectic practices.
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Kaatryn MacMorgan’s principles of Eclecticism, and those of the UEW Tradition of Wicca, have long been studied by those outside of Wicca, and by Wiccans outside of UEW, as an alternative to the salad-bar take-whatever-you-like and damn the consequences spirituality offered by much of the New Age, Occult and Pagan community. This monograph serves as a handbook to the ethical practice of Eclecticism, regardless of the faith of the practitioner. To the UEWiccan, this material should be strikingly familiar, but to those outside that community, this book provides an opportunity to study Eclecticism as a valid path within their own religion.
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