What inspired you to write Searching for God in the Sixties? What sparked your interest? I graduated from High School in 1967, took a year off to see the world in the merchant marine, ended up in the ...

But there were some surprises in the geographic break-down, too, including states that don’t fit regional stereotypes about secular, coastal elites or hippie-ish mountain terrain. Non-religious ...

A glance at the winter issue of Arion: Revisiting the religious vision of the 1960sFor “a tantalizing moment” in 1960s America, a “new religious vision brought East and West together in a ...

Earth Day: The Christian case for embracing a hippie holiday April 22, 2019 More than 6 years ago Birds soar and reflect in a pond at Kenilworth Park & Aquatic Gardens in Washington on April 19, 2018.

In 1968, Chuck Smith, pastor of a small church called Calvary Chapel, and Lonnie Frisbee, a hippie who had found Jesus at the Wises’ coffeehouse during the Summer of Love, teamed up to minister ...

Kathmandu's hippie past is running high on nostalgia and low on foot traffic. Despite a small political movement to legalize hashish, marijuana is legal one day a year for religious purposes only.

Despite San Francisco canceling its official 4/20 event in Golden Gate Park this year, people will still show up. And the Church of Ambrosia said it will be ready for them.

A self-described "cradle Catholic" and graphic design student at Liberty University, Schneider, now 21, began using her TikTok as "@the_religious_hippie," a fun moniker her friends gave her.

Two of the most memorable social movements of the ’60s — the hippie commune and the Jesus freaks — are alive and well in America.So say two new studies presented recently at a joint meeting ...