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Book Reviews

Review: “Voodoo: An African American Religion”

By Eric O. Scott | May 23, 2026

Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott reviews Jeffrey E. Anderson’s study of the historical evidence for the theology, organization, and ritual practices of the Voodoo religion of the Mississippi River Valley in the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries.

Editorial

Editorial: Trans people are under attack. What are Pagans going to do about it?

By Eric O. Scott | March 12, 2023

Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott examines the current assault on transgender rights and calls for the Pagan community to show support to our queer siblings.

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Editorial: Don’t trust fossil fuel plants with the honor system

By Eric O. Scott | January 14, 2022

Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott looks at a small news item surrounding a coal-fired power plant in Labadie, Missouri, and argues for why Pagans should pay attention to these local-scale stories about the environment.

CERES

Column: Reenchanting Ceres

By Eric O. Scott | December 13, 2019

Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott ponders how modern Pagans might appropriate secular representations of mythological figures, as seen in the re-installation of the statue of Ceres at the Missouri state capitol.

Goddesses on capitol buildings and the separation of church and state

By Star Bustamonte | December 11, 2019

Ceres stirs controversy being atop the Missouri State Capital.

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Card: Five (5) of Pentacles

The week ahead has the possibility of some hardships due to reserves running low being highlighted. There is also the potential for feeling isolated, alone, and left out. While it may feel that way, help is accessible and available when the focus is shifted outward. The ability to pool resources and share what is needed between those who have deep bonds is likely to be the best way forward.

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