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Paganism in Europe was not defeated by Christianity: it never went away. From the fourth century to the twentieth, against the backdrop of a largely Christian culture, people repeatedly attempted to revive various kinds of pre-Christian religion – beliefs and practices that we have come to label as ‘paganism’.
Ancient paganism did not survive the Middle Ages in its original form. However, this book tells the fascinating story of the persistence of elements of paganism and the pagan idea through Europe’s pagan revivals. These revivals span:
While some of these revivals are well known and others are almost entirely forgotten, they all reveal the rich diversity of interpretations of paganism – and how those interpretations have been shaped by the surrounding culture.
Revived paganisms ranged widely, including:
Paganism Persisting uncovers European paganism’s long afterlife, culminating in the emergence of modern paganism as a mass movement in the twentieth century.
The authors, both historians of religion, bring their expertise to this work:
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