Creating a Grimoire of "A Reformed Druid Anthology"

This book is an adaptation of "A Reformed Druid Anthology" of the Reformed Druids of North America. These written works are in the Public Domain and are available as a free PDF file at: drive.google.c...
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Note: Comments are now closed because of the Bible Thumpers who have cast judgement before knowing what it is they are judging. I think that's called prejudice. One look at Reformed Druidism should reveal to the unbiased that this is, and has been compatible with people of many different religions, from Christian to Jewish, to Sufi, to Hindu, Buddhist, Shinto, and Neo-Pagan. Even Agnostics have found means to experience spirituality in their own ways. The flexible theology blurs the lines between pantheism and panentheism and beyond: dependent on the interpretations of the celebrant.