Langzeitprojekt belegt: Religiöse Stile wandeln sich — grenzwissenschaft-aktuell.de

Lesezeit: ca. 3 Minuten Bielefeld (Deutschland) – Die Frage, wie Glaube, Spiritualität und Weltanschauung unser Leben prägen steht im Mittelpunkt einer wissenschaftlichen Langzeitstudie. Diese zeigt nun erstmals, wie sich religiös-weltanschauliche Stile während des Erwachsenenalters verändern und dass sich diese Entwicklung sogar vorhersagen lässt. Schon seit 2002 arbeiten Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler um Professor Dr. Heinz Streib…

Langzeitprojekt belegt: Religiöse Stile wandeln sich — grenzwissenschaft-aktuell.de

Who Invented Monotheism? — Metaxu. Le blog de Philippe Quéau

Akhenaten. Thebes The fables that people tell each other, the myths they construct for themselves, the stories that clothe their memory, help them to build their supposed identity, and enable them to distinguish themselves from other peoples. Through the magic of words, „barbarians“, „idolaters“, „savages“ and „infidels“ appear in the imaginations of some peoples. But […]

Who Invented Monotheism? — Metaxu. Le blog de Philippe Quéau

Space sacralisation in Roman religon: a new space taxonomy — Szabó Csaba

As a result of my PhD and my research experience at the Max Weber Kolleg from Erfurt – one of the most inspiring academic environments for scholars of ancient religions and religious studies – I established in my work focuing on Sanctuaries in Roman Dacia a space taxonomy, which helped me as a methodological guide […]

Space sacralisation in Roman religon: a new space taxonomy — Szabó Csaba

Neanderthals: The First Known Religion — Seeking Spirituality

Most of us have some ideas about who or what God is, but do we really know where those ideas come from. For most of us religious ideas on God come from various scriptures, traditions, history, church leadership, and our own personal spiritual journey. All these sources tend to merge and morph over time to […]

Neanderthals: The First Known Religion — Seeking Spirituality

Proto-Indo-European Religion: Gods, Myths and Practices — European Origins

The myths and legends of the Proto-Indo-Europeans have influenced the world like no other be it through the great Greek Classics, the Icelandic Sagas or the Indian Vedas. But what exactly did they themselves believe in and how did they practice their faith?

Proto-Indo-European Religion: Gods, Myths and Practices — European Origins

Animism, Rebirth and the World Tree in Ancient Iranian Art and Religion — Surviving the Kali Yuga

Having taken an interest lately in the ancient tribes – both Scythian and pre-Scythian – that settled in Iran, and fancying a break from my main reading and writing on Celtic myth, I thought it would be interesting to discuss a less well-covered topic in mythological study in relation to the ancestral and bear cults […]

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Notre Dame: One year after the fire; Unesco — All About World Heritage Sites

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Der Meteroiten-Kult – Verehrung der „göttlichen Himmelszeichen“ — Treue und Ehre

Ursprünglich veröffentlicht auf das Erwachen der Valkyrjar: Nur 25 Meteoriten treffen jährlich auf festen Boden und nur extrem wenige von diesen schlagen in der Nähe besiedelter Gebiete ein. Daher ist die Wahrscheinlichkeit ein solches Ereignis mit eigenen Augen zu sehen ziemlich unwahrscheinlich. Aus diesem Grund dachte man in der Vergangenheit, wenn man einen…

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Sacred marriage and chaoskampf — Cradle of Civilization

Akitu or Akitum („the barley-cutting“, „barley-sowing“, „head of the year“) was a spring festival in ancient Mesopotamia. The name is from the Sumerian for „barley“, originally marking two festivals celebrating the beginning of each of the two half-years of the Sumerian calendar, marking the sowing of barley in autumn and the cutting of barley in […]

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L’Anse aux Meadows: Discovery of Norse settlement in Canada Proved Viking Sagas Contain Real History — Chauvet unlocked

Canada has a rich history which is not often realized by foreigners. One of the most remarkable and interesting historic sites in Canada is L’Anse aux Meadows. This was a Norse settlement or outpost that dates to the 11th century and it was designated a Historic Site of Canada a half-century ago. Today the site…

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