| In 2008 a front page article in the Independent Magazine noted the rising influence of neopaganism within the modern Morris tradition. |
| Prosecutors say his henchman was Councilman Daniel Halloran, a Tea Party Republican and a practitioner of Theodism, a strain of Germanic neopaganism. |
| At the curia, he was close to the Roman Academy, which had a reputation for neopaganism. |
| But it would be wrong to charge their neopaganism alone with results whereof the causes were so complex. |
| But now that neopaganism has joined the ranks of approved campus religious groups, this is beginning to be a minority view, expressed tentatively for fear of giving offense. |
| This evolutionary neopaganism, which owes much to eastern ideas of Nirvana and the like, is on clear display in this film. |
