Green Burial and Conservation Cemeteries –  in Pantheist Vision, Vol., 37, No. 2, Summer, 2020 (PDF on box.com).

“The Wilderness Theology of Sigurd Olson” – in Pantheist Vision, Vol., 36, No. 4, Winter, 2019 (PDF on box.com).

Alan Watts as Pantheist – a presentation on his 104th birthday – January 6, 2019.

Pantheism and Panentheism – clarifying the confusion about the two different strains of pantheist philosophy. 

The Inner Source of Pantheism – Pantheism is unique among modern religions in that it might be accurately termed a “folk religion.” It is a faith defined by its adherents – it has no one founding philosopher, no self-proclaimed prophets, no venal priesthood. 

The Practice of Pantheist Mindfulness – When it comes to religion and the question of “belief,” you are probably asking yourself the wrong question! 

The Inadequacy of Humanism (PDF) –  The principles of Humanism remain terribly anthropocentric: ethics are derived purely from human need, ignoring the needs of other species; only human relationships are deemed important, and only working to benefit human society, rather than the whole planet, is said to promote human happiness. As a Pantheist, I reject such a limited understanding of humanity and the universe. This essay is included in the Spring, 2007 issue of Pantheist Vision. 

Modern Pantheism as a Source for Environmental Ethics – (reprint from Environmental Ethics, Summer, 1985) 13 pp. by Harold Wood, Jr. (An in-depth, footnoted exploration of Pantheism, containing many references to writers who support a modern Pantheism as a philosophical/theological basis for ecologically valid ethics.) 

Pantheist Sabbath – in Pantheist Vision, Vol. 27, No. 4, December, 2010 (PDF on box.com)

Pantheist Vision – April, 2009 – How a Pantheist Deals with Death eBook (PDF): $3.75
In This Issue: How a Pantheist Deals with with Death by Harold Wood In Memorium: Dolores LaChappelle, Pantheist Author by Harold Wood; more…

“Swimming to the Other Side” – Song Review by Harold Wood (from Pantheist Vision, Vol. 24, No. 1, September, 2004)

“Pantheism and Politics”

“The Pantheist as Futurist”

“Humanism and Fundamentalism: How to Survive them Both” (PDF)

Pantheist Ethics for People – explaining how Pantheist ethics are relevant not only for the natural world but for human relations as well.) 

Should Pantheists be Vegetarian?

“Pantheist Relics” 

“Varieties of Pantheist Worship”

“Why Earth Day Failed”

On the Duty Against Speculation – So called “Belief” is not really the crux of true religion; instead it is a substitute for entering into an authentic relationship with the Universe that honors doubt as a positive value.

“Pantheism and Earthkeeping” – 1979