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A Critique of Modern Reason

The Pop Culture Grimoire

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This is a tweener post, I guess. It could fit inside either the religion and philosophy category or in the pop culture category. Considering author Taylor Ellwood's knowledge and use of pop culture, however, I decided to settle on the latter. It seemed more fitting.

For those of you unaware, I occasionally write stuff; and no, I'm not referring to just this blog. Recently, Taylor Ellwood edited an anthology on pop culture magic ...

Interview with Taylor Ellwood

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Pop Culture Magick [PCM] takes the fictional and semi-fictional world of popular culture and examines its use in magic, a principle that has been in existence in chaos magic for quite some time. Do you feel that the relevance of such magic has eclipsed traditional Judeo-Christian mysticism in effectiveness and relevancy?

Actually, I feel that if anything such an approach to magic can be used to take the Judeo-Christianity mysticism and modernize it. I perceive ...