About this episode

This episode reviews Mark Green's book on Atheopaganism, focusing on its evolutionary aspects and the author's views on values and hierarchy.

In this book I look at Mark Green's exposition of his religious system, Atheopaganism. I focus on the evolutionary aspect of religion, and Green's positions on values and hierarchy.

People in this episode

Host: Dylan John

Topics covered

• Atheopaganism
• religion
• evolution
• values
• hierarchy

Keywords

• Atheopaganism
• Mark Green
• religion
• evolutionary aspect
• values
• hierarchy

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