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Neo-Paganism: Is Dialogue Possible? was written by Andrew J. McLean following research completed in his final year of study at Luthern Seminary, Adeladie, Australia.

Andrew McLean currently serves as the Youth and Family / School Pastor at Prince of Peace Lutheran, in Everton Hills, Queensland. Email: andrew.mclean@lca.org.au

This article was first published in the Lutheran Theological Journal, 36/3, December 2002, pp. 112-125.

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