Here and Hereafter: a report from the Parliament of World Religions

We were all, in some way, seeking the capital-T Truth – and if we thought we had found it, it made sense to want to share that with others. I hadn’t been sure of the Truth since I was a child, and, for me, that amorphous uncertainty was the point. Having someone, however well-intentioned, try to save me, or convince me – or even to convince themself that I was already saved – felt like the opposite of helping.

Column: We, the Other 0.2%

TWH’s correspondent in Mexico City, Jaime Gironés, reviews the information from the 2020 Mexican census – and what it says about Paganism and religious diversity in the country.