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D. P. Curtin, First Things Total civilizational collapse is unusual. In the West, continuity exists between the Roman past and our contemporary states, despite the invasions of.....
Maggie Phillips, Tablet Magazine When the sun set on Salisbury plain June 20, it was the eve of the longest day of the year. A crowd had gathered from all over the world, an esti...
By Jack Hoehn | 1 September 2026 | During my lifetime the answer none has become an option in multiple choice questionnaires about a person’s faith or religious affiliation. Perha...
The ancient world was home to thousands of belief systems, many of which dominated entire regions before slipping into obscurity. Yet while their followers disappeared, many of the...
The sacrilegious ‘Aztec Mass’ event featured pagan Aztec music and war dances with immodest performers near the altar of the Los Angeles cathedral.
Karl E.H. Seigfried travels through American landscape and American history, and considers how Heathen values reflect and intersect with both. Continue reading American Myths at Th...
The artistic phenomenon of irony collapsing into sincerity is being interpreted by some as a way for younger generations to grapple with ritual, meaning and authenticity, even as p...
Lauren Jackson, The New York Times On the wind-whipped islands of Greece, villages are named for the gods. Heraion, on Samos, celebrates the queen of Olympus. Poseidonia, on Syros...
Joe Allen, Chronicles The history of religion teaches us a lot about human nature. One obvious aspect is that people will pray to pretty much anything. We will fall to our knees b...
David Deavel, Catholic World Report This month, Americans celebrate the 250th anniversary of our nation's founding. Many Catholics who love both God and country will resonate with...
A video from the Archdiocese of Los Angeles shows an Aztec dance procession inside a Catholic cathedral. References to the “four directions.” Indigenous spiritual practices. Ceremo...
Across Asia, festivals honoring ancestors take on different forms, but many share an enduring emphasis on filial devotion, remembrance, and maintaining ties between generations
CNN A group of...
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Io Diana Lucifera! Mortellus shares their experience running for local office, National Geographic explores the revival of Braucherei, Star’s...
A religion that sees humans as merely “an advanced breed of monkeys on a minor planet” would consider these unnecessary deaths hardly worth noticing. Source
Eclipses have long caused fear and wonder, and became focuses for divination.
Over the past few years, when I would tell people I was working on a book about a cult, everyone seemed to be an expert on the subject. Had I watched the series about the one out i...
From seasonal festivals to public rituals, communal gatherings may offer measurable psychological benefits. A new study finds shared ritual experiences can foster awe, strengthen c...
The Washington Post compiled a list of the 25 most influential works of culture in U.S. history. Perusing the list, you would have no idea that religion has been a consistently imp...
Nidal Taibi, Aeon One Sunday in 1716, in the small Ardennes village of Étrépigny in northeastern France, a parish priest climbed into the pulpit to perform one of those habitual,...
Johanna Duncan, Word on Fire Wellness culture's attempt to double as religion is not new. What starts as well meaning becomes a well-decorated form of narcissism.
At the annual Taungbyone Festival, the dazzling mediums drank, danced and swooned as they communed with the 111 divine ghosts of ancient Burmese folk religion
The 7th-century Chinese monk's legend-inspiring “shadow pilgrimage” reveals the ancient routes that once linked India, Central Asia, and China in shared faith
Pia Comer, RealClearReligion Two months ago, the Trump-Xi Beijing Summit was paraded across the internet as a bastion of hope for the future of Chinese relations with the West....
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