Salmon are shrinking, which portends serious issues in their environment. How can Pagans be conscientious about their relationship to the animal world? Nathan Hall opines on how Pagan spirituality is connected to the fate of the fish.
Christian Nationalism
Editorial: The Pagan is Political
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After a week of political violence in the United States, weekend editor Eric O. Scott addresses the need for Pagans – and Pagan publications – to engage in political action.
2020 election
Opinion: Heathenry Must Become an Anti-Racist Religion
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Luke Babb responds to the appropriation of Heathen symbols during Wednesday’s U.S. Capitol riot with a challenge: it is time for inclusive American Heathenry to become actively anti-racist.
Paganism
Opinion: Entering 2021, A Year of Change
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Clio Ajana examines the numerological underpinnings of the new year.
Asatru
Opinion: It’s Up to You
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The USA not at a turning point, writes Karl Seigfried – it has been on the wrong path for years. But there are steps to take to rescue it from its present mire of racism and violence: choosing diversity over inclusion; bringing an end to violent threats; and, at the last, simply choosing to care for one another.
Featured
Column: What’s Right with Pagan Commercialization
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Alan D.D., TWH’s Venezuela correspondent, writes about finding Pagan items for sale next to manga and metal band T-shirts – and why that’s a good thing for the future of Paganism in Venezuela.