The twentieth century has witnessed a remarkable resurgence of ancient spiritual traditions, collectively referred to as "the Old Religion" by modern pagans. This eclectic movement encompasses a broad spectrum of practices, from the mystical Celtic and Norse traditions of Europe to the indigenous spiritualities of North America and the mythological heritage of ancient Egypt and Rome. Some modern pagans draw inspiration from science fiction and fantasy, while others explore the mysteries of witchcraft. At the heart of many neo-pagan belief systems lies the veneration of the Mother Goddess, a powerful symbol that has also resonated with some feminist circles within mainstream Protestantism. In an era marked by religious diversity and confusion, this series provides a timely and authoritative guide for spiritual seekers. Each volume offers a concise introduction to a specific movement, an overview of its theology in its own words, practical tips for effective witnessing, a comprehensive bibliography, and a comparative chart highlighting the essential differences between biblical Christianity and the belief system in question. Written by experts in their field, these books provide a reliable and accessible resource for navigating the complex religious landscape of our time. The second wave of books in this series explores a diverse range of spiritual beliefs, from non-Trinitarian Christian sects to witchcraft, neo-paganism, and traditional non-Christian religions such as Buddhism and Hinduism. With their clear and concise format, these volumes cater to readers of all backgrounds and skill levels, providing a valuable tool for discerning truth from falsehood in a world of competing spiritual claims.