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Bounded by Blood: Midgardsblot 2026

By Lyonel Perabo | 17 hours ago

Lyonel Perabo recounts his visit to the 2026 Midgardsblot festival in Borre, Norway, featuring bands like Venom, Wolves in the Throne Room, Taake, and the Heilung spin-off Songleikr.

Wolves and Wild Places: Two Federal Actions Test U.S. Conservation Policy

Federal actions targeting wolf protections and roadless national forests could reshape U.S. conservation policy, raising a larger question about the relationship between protecting wildlife and preserving the landscapes that species depend upon for survival.

Maine High Court Weighs Religious Freedom Against Child’s Best Interests

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that a child’s best interests can guide religious custody disputes, rejecting strict scrutiny and prompting a planned U.S. Supreme Court challenge over parental rights and religious freedom.

Letters to the Editor: From Salem to Burning Man- Religious Liberty Is Not a License to Violate Boundaries

Religious liberty protects Christians and Pagans alike, but where does religious expression end and intrusion begin? From Salem to Burning Man, Rev. Davron Michaels argues that consent, boundaries, and reciprocity are essential to genuine religious freedom.

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Editorials and Analysis

  • Editorial: Lawsuits and Letters suggest Workplace is a New Religious Liberty Front
    By Manny Tejeda y Moreno

    A federal settlement protecting Christian employers and a Southern Baptist appeal to the Justice Department raise a broader question: Will the government’s expanding religious-liberty framework offer minority faiths the same protections in the workplace?

  • Editorial: The Opposite of the Warrior
    By Manny Tejeda y Moreno

    The revival of Muscular Christianity reflects a broader cultural shift that elevates the warrior above the citizen. Healthy societies require many virtues—not one—and religion should cultivate wisdom, stewardship, and civic responsibility alongside courage.

Pagan Living

  • One Wish, No Refunds: What Obsession Borrows from the Craft It Doesn’t Practice
    By Beatrix Kondo

    "Film audiences have spent all summer describing Obsession a story about the dangers of witchcraft," writes Beatrix Kondo. "Nothing in it, however, has anything to do with sorcery. What Bear does? That’s shopping."

  • American Myths
    By Karl E. H. Seigfried

    Karl E.H. Seigfried travels through American landscape and American history, and considers how Heathen values reflect and intersect with both.

Pagan Perspectives

  • Our Nameless Grief: Mourning Dolly
    By Guest Contributor

    Belanger reflects on public mourning, the shrines we build, and what Pagans may understand about honoring a life that touched millions and left “a palpable impact upon the state of our world going forward.”

  • The Egypt Game: Indirectly Teaching Kids to be Pagans Since 1967
    By Meg Elison

    "Children make up rituals," writes Meg Elison in this retrospective on Zilpha Keatley Snyder’s novel. "They make up stories. Like the kids in The Egypt Game, they make up religion, even if their parents assure them that they have religion at home."

Ancient Cultures

  • A Thousand Years Before Stonehenge: Ancient Czech Sanctuary Tracked Sun and Moon
    By The Wild Hunt

    Archaeologists investigating a 6,500-year-old sanctuary in the Czech Republic have identified entrances aligned with solar and lunar cycles, revealing a monumental ritual landscape that predates Stonehenge by more than a thousand years.

  • Unleash the Hounds! Mice, Metal, and Sacred Waters
    By The Wild Hunt

    From hundreds of mice deposited at an ancient sanctuary on Crete to Bronze Age offerings in a Czech wetland and a ceremonial landscape surrounding an English spring, this week’s Hounds Archaeology explores new evidence of ancient ritual practices.

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