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Religion off the Beaten Track

Robin Douglas

Articles on the lesser-known aspects of religion and belief

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Preaching Zeus in the Byzantine Empire

Around 1450, a Greek man named Iouvenalios was executed by an official of the Byzantine Empire for attempting to revive pre-Christian pagan religion.

In one sense, this was not an unusual story. Throughout history, attempts have been made...

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Children of Starry Heaven

I’m enormously pleased to announce the launch of my latest book, Children of Starry Heaven: The Ancient Greek Transcendental Tradition, which is being published by Cherry Hill Seminary in South Carolina.

For centuries, people in ancient Gr...

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The most based church ever

May the strength and joy of God’s presence be with all who love their brethren in sincerity, Amen.

This piece is about a now-forgotten experiment in modern religiosity - the Labour Church. It consisted of an attempt, against the backdrop o...

a month ago
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The Victorian spiritual supermarket

Modern religious culture is sometimes described as a ‘spiritual supermarket’ - diverse forms of religion and spirituality are offered by competing brands in a fragmented, deregulated marketplace in which the consumer is king.

The spiritual...

2 months ago
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The Temple of Reason in London

Alongside the history of organised religion runs the history of organised irreligion.

In Britain, this history mostly began in the 1790s, when radical ideas of different kinds were circulating in the wake of the French Revolution. This was...

3 months ago
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