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I Saddled Up a Seahorse
And Other Poems for Kids
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- John Mark Green's Poetry for Kids
2026
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I Saddled Up a Seahorse - A Whimsical Illustrated Collection of Silly Poems for Kids Ages 5–9.What happens when you saddle up a seahorse, discover that the moon is made of cheese, or find out that books grow on trees? You're about to enter a world where the impossible becomes possible, the ridiculous makes perfect sense, and absolutely anything can happen!From mischievous animals and peculiar people to outrageous adventures and wonderfully wacky what-ifs,
A Horse Is in My House Again
And Other Poems for Kids
- Book 2 -
- John Mark Green's Poetry for Kids
2025
EN
Are you ready for more of the witty wordplay and lively rhymes that children enjoy reading? John Mark Green is back with his second book of poetry for children. A Horse Is in My House Again is packed with brand-new poems about amusing animals, hilarious characters, and magical adventures. This poetry collection also features captivating black-and-white cartoon artwork, ideal for readers aged 5-9.
Atheopaganism
An Earth-honoring path rooted in science
2019
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Every human culture has evolved religious practices. Clearly, there is something inherent in humanity about religiosity: it must fulfill certain needs that evolved with us as our modern brains developed.ATHEOPAGANISM explores how the evolution of proceeding brain systems contributed to the belief systems, value sets and religious practices that characterize cultures all over the world. And then it implements this understanding of the nature of religion in a science-consistent relig...
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2016
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Even in pagan antiquity, there were those who, while participating in the community’s religious life, did not believe in literal gods. In the centuries that followed the Christian domination of the West, the epithet “godless pagan” was leveled at a wide variety of people. In the 1960s, there emerged a community of people who sought to reclaim the name “pagan” from its history of opprobrium. These Neo-Pagans were interested in nature spirituality and polytheism, and identified with the misu...