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Defying the gods (but befriending the spirits) in Dragon Age: The Veilguard

By Bat Collazo | November 22, 2024

Veilguard won me over with its ability to tell a meaningful story about personhood, balance, and healing connection between embodied mortals and the spirit world.

ableism

Column: Godspouses, in conversation – part two

By Guest Contributor | December 12, 2021

In part two of a series, TWH contributors Bat Collazo and Luke Babb discuss the concept of the “godspouse,” a Pagan whose practice involves romantic or erotic love for a deity.

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Column: Godspouses, in Conversation – part one

By Luke Babb | December 11, 2021

Luke Babb and Bat Collazo collaborate on a two-part series of conversation and context surrounding “the godspouse,” Pagans whose practice includes romantic or erotic love toward a deity.

Paganism

Column: Dream Logic – On Narcolepsy and Paganism

By Bat Collazo | April 4, 2021

Guest columnist Bat Collazo explores the connections between dreams, disability, and the divine in this column about zir experiences with type one narcolepsy.

African-Americans

Column: Reckoning with Racism through a Pagan Lens

By Luke Babb | February 8, 2020

Luke Babb continues their series about reckoning with the Christian influences of modern Paganism. In this column, they explore one of the most pernicious influences: the culture of American racism, which is entwined with American Christianity and spread into American Paganism.

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