You are here: Homepage Tag religion Articles Rocky hills in the Negev Desert in Israel Photo: Getty Images Desert | Israel As fleeting as shifting dunes With their sweeping horizons and emptiness, deserts have inspired religions, myths and inner-reflection. But ever since last year’s violence, Israel’s Negev desert has been linked to new and devastating images By Ayelet Gundar-Goshen 02/05/2024 [Translate to English:] The author Kit de Waal. Photo: Sarah Lee / eyevine Family | Great Britain “My mother had about 12 jobs” Between religious fanaticism and sibling love: British author Kit de Waal describes her childhood of extremes – and talks about how it shaped her relationship with her adopted children By Kit de Waal 10/06/2023 Rituals | Water Heaven and water More than any other element, water is charged with meaning in many societies and religions. These beliefs and practices continue to shape people’s day-to-day around the globe. An overview 07/01/2022 People climbing the mud volcano Photo: Bashir Osman Day trip | Pakistan The Chandragup in Belutschistan The mud volcano in Pakistan’s Hingol National Park is considered sacred by many Hindus By Bashir Osman 07/01/2022 The Hill of Crosses near the Lithuanian town of Šiauliai Photo: Gintaras Česonis Day trip | Lithuania The Hill of Crosses near Šiauliai Crosses of devotion stand as a symbol of Lithuanian resistance – but are far from a cemetery. By Jenny Friedrich-Freksa 01/07/2022 Illustration: Razvan Cornici Religion | Romania Faith is no longer fashionable Church congregation numbers in Romania beat those of all other European countries. And the popularity of the Romanian Orthodox Church is second to none. But since the advent of the pandemic, its image has started to show cracks. By Lavinia Braniște 07/01/2021 Climate ethics | Mexico Climate sinners Politicians and companies like to urge people to do their bit to help the environment, creating a smokescreen for their own failure to act. By Luis Fernández-Carril 03/29/2019
Rocky hills in the Negev Desert in Israel Photo: Getty Images Desert | Israel As fleeting as shifting dunes With their sweeping horizons and emptiness, deserts have inspired religions, myths and inner-reflection. But ever since last year’s violence, Israel’s Negev desert has been linked to new and devastating images By Ayelet Gundar-Goshen 02/05/2024
[Translate to English:] The author Kit de Waal. Photo: Sarah Lee / eyevine Family | Great Britain “My mother had about 12 jobs” Between religious fanaticism and sibling love: British author Kit de Waal describes her childhood of extremes – and talks about how it shaped her relationship with her adopted children By Kit de Waal 10/06/2023
Rituals | Water Heaven and water More than any other element, water is charged with meaning in many societies and religions. These beliefs and practices continue to shape people’s day-to-day around the globe. An overview 07/01/2022
People climbing the mud volcano Photo: Bashir Osman Day trip | Pakistan The Chandragup in Belutschistan The mud volcano in Pakistan’s Hingol National Park is considered sacred by many Hindus By Bashir Osman 07/01/2022
The Hill of Crosses near the Lithuanian town of Šiauliai Photo: Gintaras Česonis Day trip | Lithuania The Hill of Crosses near Šiauliai Crosses of devotion stand as a symbol of Lithuanian resistance – but are far from a cemetery. By Jenny Friedrich-Freksa 01/07/2022
Illustration: Razvan Cornici Religion | Romania Faith is no longer fashionable Church congregation numbers in Romania beat those of all other European countries. And the popularity of the Romanian Orthodox Church is second to none. But since the advent of the pandemic, its image has started to show cracks. By Lavinia Braniște 07/01/2021
Climate ethics | Mexico Climate sinners Politicians and companies like to urge people to do their bit to help the environment, creating a smokescreen for their own failure to act. By Luis Fernández-Carril 03/29/2019