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Court Dismisses Effort to Loosen Restrictions on Church Political Speech and Endorsements

By Manny Moreno | April 1, 2026

A federal judge dismissed a high-profile challenge to the Johnson Amendment, rejecting a proposed settlement that could have allowed political endorsements in churches. The ruling preserves current law while leaving unresolved questions about enforcement and religious political speech.

Florida’s Groundbreaking Use of Chicken Feet to Combat Ice Heaves and Patatús Attacks

Florida’s innovative use of chicken feet to combat ice heaves has surprised many. Reports say that an unknown collagen compound stabilizes soil and regulates temperature, reducing damage, with future potential in healthcare and sustainability applications.

Supreme Court Backs Christian Counselor in Challenge to Ban on ‘Conversion Therapy’ for LGBTQ+ minors

The Supreme Court sided with a Christian counselor challenging Colorado’s conversion therapy ban, ruling it raises First Amendment concerns and must be reconsidered, highlighting tensions between free speech protections and regulation of licensed mental health practices.

“No Kings”: Pagans Nationwide Attend Protests

Pagans joined millions in nationwide “No Kings” protests on March 28, bringing spiritual perspectives into a broad movement opposing President Donald Trump’s policies, while emphasizing community solidarity, religious diversity, and shared commitments to civil rights and collective action.

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Editorials and Analysis

  • Editorial: Trans rights are human rights — and religious liberty is on the line
    By Manny Moreno

    As trans Americans face escalating legal restrictions, religious liberty is being invoked not as protection for minorities but as justification for exclusion. For Pagan traditions that affirm gender diversity, the implications are profound.

  • Editorial: Pagan Is Not a Synonym for Barbarism
    By Manny Moreno

    "When contemporary commentators describe authoritarian politics as 'pagan,'" writes Manny Moreno, "they risk reinforcing an exclusionary narrative: that Christianity civilized power, while paganism represented brute force. That binary not only oversimplifies history; it marginalizes living religious minorities."

Pagan Living

  • Tarot at My Table and in Popular Culture
    By Meg Elison

    "As I dig deeper into cartomancy," writes Meg Elison, "I remember all the times that the dread revelations of the cards have shown up in stories I’ve loved. Tarot is often misused, represented not only inaccurately, but incorrectly."

  • Review: Divine Masculine Healing Oracle
    By Alan U. Dalul

    Alan U. Dalul reviews Christabel Jessica and Cecilia G.F.'s oracle deck, which focuses on masculine divinities from a variety of mythologies and traditions.

Pagan Perspectives

  • The Witch’s Art(e)
    By Storm Faerywolf

    "Art is not concerned with being right so much as it is with being true," writes Storm Faerywolf. "When we approach magic as art, we accept that subjectivity is not a flaw to be corrected, but an inherent quality to be cultivated and grown."

  • Hestia in Kansas
    By Luke Babb

    "I have never kidded myself about Kansas," writes Luke Babb. "There are parts of it I love, sure, in the way any kid loves the home where they grew up. But I was not yet out of high school before I knew that I was never going to come back."

Ancient Cultures

  • A New Mystery Emerges from Ancient Norway: A Viking Woman Buried with Shells and Wings
    By Manny Moreno

    A Viking woman’s grave in Trøndelag has stunned archaeologists: scallop shells laid over her mouth and bird-wing bones nearby reveal a burial practice unknown in pre-Christian Norway, raising new questions about ritual, belief, and symbolism.

  • “We are children of the Sun”: new exhibit honors Mexica Coyolxāuhqui stone
    By Manny Moreno

    A new exhibit in Mexico City honors the discovery of the stunning Coyolxāuhqui Stone, which tells the myth of the Mexica goddess of the moon.

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Card: One(1) of Earth – All One – Artwork, Mother Nature at the Age of Three by Robin Waters (1993)

The week ahead is likely to focus on being comfortable in one’s own body and on renewed recognition of the spiritual connection to nature, the environment, and the planet. This renewal is equally likely to help fuel the start of new endeavors and open the way to greater prosperity with new opportunities in abundance. There may also be an element of reconnecting with one’s inner child, especially when an effort is made to “touch grass” and spend time reveling in nature.

In contrast, there is a potential to place greater value on appearance, social status, technology, and material possessions over emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual health and well-being. Becoming fixated on acquiring wealth and elevating one’s social status is unlikely to ameliorate unhealthy behavior and feelings that are rooted in imbalance within the body, mind, or spirit. It may also lead to missing important signals within personal and professional relationships that could undermine future success.

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