Topekan Mary Lou Schmidt has made no secret during the years that she is a Pagan and a follower of the goddess Isis. For being so public about her beliefs, Schmidt has taken her share of heat from … ...

Isis, the ancient Egyptian goddess of nature and magic, has had her name appropriated for many products and places over the years, before the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant/Syria.

An Englewood, Colo., bookstore named Isis Books & Gifts is rebranding itself, but not changing its name, after being vandalized several times, Fox 31 Denver reports.

Next to the Temple of Isis is the Temple of Hathor, dedicated to the goddess of music and love. Built by Ptolemy VI and Augustus, it is notable for its columns adorned with dancing figures.

Claims that Easter is rooted in pagan worship—especially of a goddess named Ishtar—are common but largely unfounded. This video breaks down the only historical reference to the Anglo-Saxon ...

Isis—The most powerful goddess in the ancient Egyptian religion, she oversees healing and magic. Druid—A practitioner of Druidry, an ancient Celtic nature-based pagan religion that believes in ...

On second reference, we use the acronym ISIS because it is based on that English translation of the group's full name – the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (or al-Sham).

A delegation of top Yazidi spiritual leaders is seeking help for their ancient religious minority in Iraq, which has been particularly targeted by ISIS. “We became victims of one of the largest ...

Mary Is Not a Warmed-Over Pagan Goddess Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo (1727-1804), “The Adoration of the Shepherds” (photo: Public Domain) Mark Shea Blogs May 6, 2016 ...

Encountering this pagan idyll in Geyserville -- in the middle of dusty nowhere -- was like stepping into a mirage. I have wondered, over the years, whether the Isis Oasis Sanctuary had survived ...

Karen Charboneau-Harrison, owner of Isis Books & Gifts, said she named her store after the Egyptian goddess Isis. ... Hindu, Native American and Pagan texts, to name a few.