Living
Column: Living with the Locals
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Luke Babb writes about their experiences with those entities some call “the good neighbors,” some “the fair folk,” and some by dozens of other names – not all of which may refer to the same class of being.
Chicago
Column: Spring Planting
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As spring begins to bloom, and as their first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine approaches, Luke Babb turns to the myth of Persephone for insight.
Living
Column: Kharidôtês (Giver of Joy)
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Luke Babb experiences the terror and the joy of falling in love with a god.
Brigid
Column: Brat Bride
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Luke Babb never considered themself to be working with the Celtic goddess Brigid – but time and chance shows that the goddess has never been far from Luke’s heart.
Paganism
Opinion: Of Baptists and Pagans
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Karl E.H. Seigfried reflects on the role of the relationship between politics and refuge in contemporary Pagan religions.