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Faith & Spirituality

Why International Women’s Day Still Matters

The 8th of March is the day to celebrate womanhood, but it is also a day to stand up for the rights for women. Especially now during COVID pandemic, women’s rights are under more pressure than before.  The first women’s day was held in America towards the end of February. It wasn’t until the 1920’s…

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The Russo-Ukrainian War, 1 Year Later

Yesterday was the mark of the one year anniversary since Russia invaded Ukraine. This war created a lot of misery for the Ukrainian people. This conflict started in 2014 after the maidan revolution that ousted the pro-Russian president. The west, especially NATO invested a lot of time, energy and weapons to the country. While…

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Belgium’s Political Crisis and the Need for Change

If a outsider would look at the political infrastructure, I think they wouldn’t understand it how it could work. Most Belgians don’t understand it either, i think. Belgium is a great country, but we have a lot of issues and at its core, its the political class that actually makes things worse to sustain themselves. Our political…

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Why Zeus Is Misunderstood by Modern Polytheists

Some modern polytheists—especially within contemporary Hellenic practice have a complicated relationship with Zeus. The dislike isn’t universal, but when it appears, it usually comes from a mix of moral interpretation, modern values, and how myths are read today. Modern practitioners probably avoid Zeus because some might associate Him with Yahweh and there is a connection…

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