The Babylonian Religion
Babylonia was located in the Mesopotamian region (present-day Iraq between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers), and was where communities first evolved into towns and cities. As the settlements grew so […]
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Category Archives: Religion
The Tikopians (Animistic Religion)
Tikopia, a remnant of an extinct volcano, is a small and remote island with a tiny pollution spread out across a handful of villages. It is considered part of the […]
Ancient Egyptian Religion
Ancient Egyptian religion lasted for over three millennia, and was foremost polytheistic, meaning that the Egyptians believed in the existence of many gods who were actively involved in human life […]
The Ainu (Animistic Religion)
The Ainu are a people traceable to Hokkaido, Japan, known for their animistic view of the world. They have their origins in a merging of cultures, some of whom lived […]
The /Xam San (Animistic Religion)
The /Xam San people from Africa are possibly the earliest known, and some of their tools found in an abandoned cave in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, date to around 44 000 […]
New Blog Series on ‘Religious Sects & Cults’!
Part 1 – New Blog Series on ‘Religious Sects & Cults’ Part 2 – Scientology – An Analysis of Scientology’s Beliefs Welcome to this new series I’ve entitled ‘Religious […]
Indian Scientists Significantly More Religious Than U.K. Scientists & Only 6% Identify as Non-Religious.
According to the Religion Among Scientists in International Context study of religion and spirituality among scientists that was presented at a conference in London, Indian scientists were found to […]
An Objective Look At “Speaking in Tongues” in 8 Brief Points
This brief paper will examine the act/behaviour of speaking in tongues while also considering expert voices from a number of linguists. 1. What is Speaking in Tongues? Though commonly referred […]
The Value of Religion & Why We Need It For A Meaningful Life.
This is an article I was approached to write for Scope Magazine under the theme Rising Up, and within a limit of 850 words. Scope Magazine is a Christian based […]
Criticizing Islam isn’t Islamophobia & Why We Need Freedom of Speech to Criticize Beliefs.
I don’t agree on much with anti-theist Richard Dawkins but perhaps in one area we can find some common ground, and that is that religion does not deserve a pedestal. […]
