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The Significance of Baptism in Estonian Folk Belief
An article describing Estonian folk-religious customs surrounding baptism, baby naming, and the celebration of name-days.
Moon Cakes
A UCLA Folklore Archive site presenting background, origin-stories, production methods, and folktales about duck egg yolk Moon Cakes and their important role in the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival. An illustrated interview with the head chef at a Cantonese Mo
Fetichism in West Africa
By Robert Hamill Nassau (1904), e-text from the Internet Sacred Text Archive.
Exorcism by Rabbis: Talmud Sages and Their Magic
An article by Meir Bar-Ilan centering on the Jewish sages of the Mishnah and Talmud who dealt with magic in the religious context of their times; demonstrates survivals of this ancient phenomenon in contemporary Israeli and Palestinian religious folklore.
Santo Nino - The Infant Jesus of Prague in Filipino-American Homes
A UCLA Folklore Archive site about the Filipino-American folk belief and tradition surrounding Santo Nino, a representation of the Infant Jesus Christ of Prague. A photo gallery depicts Santo Nino altars and celebrations in family homes.
Popular Faith and Practice in Bulgaria Today
Article by Kristian Ismail and Gary Griffith on the remnants of paganism in popular christianity.
Islamic Resurgence and the Belief System of Rural Malays
A lengthy scholarly article by Anne Katherine Larsen that identifies and discusses traditional folkloric "extra-religious beliefs" and customs that reside beneath, and sometimes conflict with, the ostensibly Islamic Malay culture.
Popular Religion in Portugal
Appearances of the Virgin at Fatima, religion in the north of Portugal, and origins of selected Portuguese popular saints considered by Ray Vogensen from a non-religious viewpoint.
An article describing Estonian folk-religious customs surrounding baptism, baby naming, and the celebration of name-days.
A UCLA Folklore Archive site presenting background, origin-stories, production methods, and folktales about duck egg yolk Moon Cakes and their important role in the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival. An illustrated interview with the head chef at a Cantonese Mo
By Robert Hamill Nassau (1904), e-text from the Internet Sacred Text Archive.
An article by Meir Bar-Ilan centering on the Jewish sages of the Mishnah and Talmud who dealt with magic in the religious context of their times; demonstrates survivals of this ancient phenomenon in contemporary Israeli and Palestinian religious folklore.
A UCLA Folklore Archive site about the Filipino-American folk belief and tradition surrounding Santo Nino, a representation of the Infant Jesus Christ of Prague. A photo gallery depicts Santo Nino altars and celebrations in family homes.
Article by Kristian Ismail and Gary Griffith on the remnants of paganism in popular christianity.
A lengthy scholarly article by Anne Katherine Larsen that identifies and discusses traditional folkloric "extra-religious beliefs" and customs that reside beneath, and sometimes conflict with, the ostensibly Islamic Malay culture.
Appearances of the Virgin at Fatima, religion in the north of Portugal, and origins of selected Portuguese popular saints considered by Ray Vogensen from a non-religious viewpoint.
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Religion vs. religions
October 24th, 2007, 08:53 AM Does each religion have a separate God? Why they insist on special nam
October 24th, 2007, 08:53 AM Does each religion have a separate God? Why they insist on special nam
Religion VS Spirituality
Religion VS Spirituality Faith Discussion
Religion VS Spirituality Faith Discussion
Religion and Happiness
Religion and Happiness Faith Discussion
Religion and Happiness Faith Discussion
religion ??
August 26th, 2004, 09:22 AM I hate to admit it, but this stuff is starting to interest me, I don't
August 26th, 2004, 09:22 AM I hate to admit it, but this stuff is starting to interest me, I don't
" Religion "... ?
&q uot;Reli gion"... ? Christian Discussion
&q uot;Reli gion"... ? Christian Discussion
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