Neo-Paganism has its roots in the 19th century Romantic movement in England and Germany which saw ancient paganism as an ideological and aesthetic counter to the influence of Western modernity and ...

In Part 1, I proposed a thought experiment: Where would Neo-Paganism be today without Wicca? I began by tracing the development of Neo-Paganism from it earliest origins in the Romantic Movement ...

IN A quiet location on the north-western edge of the United States, a group of devotees gather round a bonfire to celebrate the summer solstice. They begin by lighting a candle dedicated to Brigid, a ...

Dion Pierre is a writer at large and lead author of “Neo-Segregation at Yale.” His work has appeared in National Review, The Daily Signal, and The Wall Street Journal. The climate change movement has ...