Tag Archives: same-sex marriage

Aleister Crowley for Mayor of London

Posted on March 2, 2012 by ac2012

The UK won’t hold elections for Prime Minister 2012, but London will elect its mayor this year. In this post, we’ll look at why you should vote for Aleister Crowley instead of Boris Johnson, Ken Livingstone, or Brian Paddick; and … Continue reading →

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Ron Paul

Posted on June 18, 2011 by ac2012

Some supporters of Aleister Crowley have mentioned that Ron Paul shares many of Aleister Crowley’s political views. While it’s true that Ron Paul upholds the liberty of the individual as a core principle of his campaign, there is at least … Continue reading →

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The Prophet’s Political Platform

Posted on October 27, 2010 by ac2012

As a political essayist, a patriotic poet, and the creator of Winston Churchill’s “V for Victory” sign — a magical foil to Hitler’s Swastika — Aleister Crowley was certainly passionate about politics, especially where it concerned individual liberties. We can … Continue reading →

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The Right to Discriminate

Posted on October 13, 2010 by ac2012

Crowley described race- and class-based prejudice as based “. . . upon the universal sense of individual weakness. . . . It’s fear at the base of the whole pyramid of skulls.” But should it be illegal? Continue reading →

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Same-Sex Marriage: Public Enemy #1

Posted on December 15, 2009 by ac2012

Today, we will look at Aleister Crowley’s perspectives on marriage and family. Continue reading →

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Same-Sex Marriage: Eucharist of Life

Posted on November 14, 2009 by ac2012

One reason that the question of same-sex marriage is so controversial is that different groups of people define marriage very differently. Marriage has a very particular meaning in Thelema which can inform our ideas and opinions about public policy concerning … Continue reading →

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Same-Sex Marriage: the Reign in Maine

Posted on November 12, 2009 by ac2012

Last week, Maine voters repealed a state law which would have allowed same-sex couples to wed, becoming the 31st state in the U.S. to oppose same-sex marriage by a popular vote. Wow. Where do we begin?