The so-called “Ornament of the World,” Córdoba was a handsome city in southern Spain in which churches became mosques and mosques became churches; where Muslim, Jewish, and Christian scholars had worked and lived together for centuries along the ancient Guadalquivir River; where the three religions overlapped, conversed, and intertwined their

What does a multicultural, pan-spiritual yet atheist-inclusive myth-inspired guide look like?

Pentecostalism resonated in poor communities. Its emphasis on spirits, cures and miracles is perhaps closer to traditional popular forms of Latin American religiosity, including popular Catholicism, than the more mainstream Protestant creeds dominant in the developed world. The idea of the trance and possession by spirits figure in traditional